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Which Detroit Tigers will be back in 2017? - Detroit Free Press
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Which Detroit Tigers will be back in 2017?
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Tigers. Which Detroit Tigers will be back in 2017? Which Detroit Tigers will be back in 2017?Who's staying? Who's going? A look at the contract situation for every Detroit Tigers player going into 2017. We'll start with the players likely coming back ...



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Thursday, October 6, 2016

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Windsor: Tigers' Al Avila banking on himself with Brad Ausmus redo - Detroit Free Press
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Windsor: Tigers' Al Avila banking on himself with Brad Ausmus redo
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So Brad Ausmus gets another year. Mostly because he managed a team that surpassed expectations, however slightly. If the Detroit Tigers had begun the year as World Series favorites, or even as the team to beat in the Central Division, then we aren't ...
Here's who Tigers fans should root for in the MLB playoffsBless You Boys (blog)
Ausmus returning as Detroit Tigers' manager in 2017Sandusky Register
Were the Detroit Tigers right in keeping manager Brad Ausmus for the 2017 season?isportsweb.com (blog)

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Watch the MiLBY-nominated plays made by Detroit Tigers prospects - Detroit Free Press
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Watch the MiLBY-nominated plays made by Detroit Tigers prospects
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Detroit Tigers prospects Derek Hill and Dixon Machado are nominated for the play of the year in minor league baseball. The winners in 13 categories of the MiLBY awards will be announced Oct. 26-Nov. 4. Also up for awards from the Tigers' organization ...



Detroit Tigers: Pros and Cons of Signing Kenley Jansen - Motor City Bengals
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Detroit Tigers: Pros and Cons of Signing Kenley Jansen
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While the likes of Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman tend to get all the attention, Jansen has quietly posted numbers on par with the outstanding duo. He'd be an excellent fit in Detroit. Here are the pros and cons as to whether the Detroit Tigers ...

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Detroit Tigers: What Will the Rotation Look Like in 2017? - Call to the Pen
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Detroit Tigers: What Will the Rotation Look Like in 2017?
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With more candidates than spots available, the Detroit Tigers will have decisions to make when it comes to rounding out their starting rotation next spring. Although the Detroit Tigers stayed in the playoff hunt until the very end, their year is now ...
Detroit Tigers Free Agents: Who Should Come Back?CBS Local
Chris McCosky's final Tigers gradesThe Detroit News
Do You Agree with These Final Grades for the Detroit Tigers?Deadline Detroit

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Wednesday, October 5, 2016

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Tigers exercise option to bring back manager Brad Ausmus - ESPN
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Tigers exercise option to bring back manager Brad Ausmus
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The Detroit Tigers are keeping manager Brad Ausmus, having exercised their option on his contract for 2017. Ausmus, 47, is staying for a fourth season despite the team missing the postseason for the second straight year. Detroit (86-75) finished eight ...
Detroit Tigers bring back 'instrumental' manager Brad AusmusDetroit Free Press
Brad Ausmus returning as Detroit Tigers' manager in 2017The Seattle Times
Five key questions the Detroit Tigers need to answer this offseasonThe Oakland Press
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Detroit Tigers bring back 'instrumental' manager Brad Ausmus - Detroit Free Press
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Detroit Tigers bring back 'instrumental' manager Brad Ausmus
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The first question of the Detroit Tigers' off-season has been answered: Manager Brad Ausmus will be back. The team has exercised Ausmus' fourth-year contract option, marking the second consecutive season that general manager Al Avila has stuck with ...
Reports: Tigers exercise option to bring back manager Brad AusmusESPN
Brad Ausmus will return for 4th season with Tigers, report saysMLive.com
Five key questions the Detroit Tigers need to answer this offseasonThe Oakland Press
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Mock Trade: Anibal Sanchez to Philadelphia - Motor City Bengals
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Mock Trade: Anibal Sanchez to Philadelphia
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Detroit Tigers general manager Al Avila is about to embark on his second offseason in charge of the club. With the Tigers having just missed the playoffs in this past season, Avila can put the team in excellent position to make it next season with a ...



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