Ackley, Liddi,
Saunders, Montero, Olivo, Wells . . .
Wells, we should
know. Casper the Friendly Outfielder used to play for us.
But the other names are familiar only to readers of box score agate and Fantasy
League geeks.
These guys, who had
been averaging three runs a game, who could go on “What’s My Line” in their
uniforms and stump the panel, scored nine runs on fifteen hits tonight, and
dispatched the Tigers as easily as one would an American Legion team.
All the Tiger
Mystery Pitchers took a turn on the hill. Adam Wilk (six runs on eight hits in
two innings), Thad Weber (three runs on seven hits in three innings) and Colin
Balester (nothing in two innings, but by them it was too late).
Duane Below pitched
a scoreless eighth and ninth, has now gone twelve innings without allowing a
run, and will start next Monday when the Tigers come home. KC Royals, look out:
Below.
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After this titanic
struggle, the Tigers sent two Mystery Pitchers to Toledo and called up another. Wilk and Weber gone,
Luke Putkonen up. Brayan Villarreal also returns, but he was up last season.
Your Baseball Blogger also has this gut feeling; that, given the way they've been not hitting, that Hinge isn't making the trip to New York tomorrow night.
Your Baseball Blogger also has this gut feeling; that, given the way they've been not hitting, that Hinge isn't making the trip to New York tomorrow night.
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