JUNE GAME PICTURES!

laprimamirala wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Carlos probably shouldnt have charged, but someone should've.

Clevlen maybe, one of the people who doesnt get much PT.

it doesn't always prove effective, and the fines and suspensions are ultimately not worth it.
Maybe Miggy should have; he has the most money to blow!

haha, or maybe larish, since he couldnt hit water if he fell off a boat.

Tigers 12, Dodgers 7
Saturday, June 14, 2008 at Comerica Park
John T. Greilick / The Detroit News


Tigers rookie pitcher Eddie Bonine throws his first major league pitch
in the first inning against the Dodgers on Saturday, June 14, 2008 at
Comerica Park in Detroit. Bonine, called up from the Triple-A Toledo to
replace Dontrelle Willis, struck out Juan Pierre. The Tigers won 12-7.


Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco turns a double play to end the first inning.


Dodgers starter Brad Penny breezed through the first three innings before allowing six runs in the fourth inning.


Tigers rookie Eddie Bonine catches his breath in the dugout between the
second and third innings. He earned his first major league win.


Eddie Bonine gave up six runs on nine hits in 5.1 innings. He struck out two and walked nobody.


Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco throws out Dodgers leadoff hitter Juan Pierre in the third inning.


Dodgers shortstop Angel Berroa turns a double play despite a hard slide from Curtis Granderson in the third inning


Dodgers shortstop Angel Berroa shows some athleticism in turning two.


Miguel Cabrera gets a high-five from third-base coach after his two-run
homer that kickstarted the Tigers' six-run fourth inning.


Marcus Thames gets come kudos from teammates after belting a two-run homer of his own in the six-run fourth inning.


Dodgers starting pitcher Brad Penny wasn't thrilled with his
performance in the fourth inning, in which the Tigers sent 10 batters
to the plate.


Pudge Rodriguez steals second base as the throw from Dodgers catcher
Russell Martin sails over the head of shortstop Angel Berroa and into
center field. Pudge would later score on a triple by Curtis Granderson
in the six-run fourth inning by the Tigers.


Tigers base runner Curtis Granderson slides third with an RBI-triple,
while Dodgers infielder Blake DeWitt waits on the throw from left
fielder Juan Pierre in the Tigers' six-run fourth inning.


Tigers fans taunt Dodgers starter Brad Penny as he is pulled in the fourth inning.


Tigers DH Jeff Larish hits a double off Dodgers reliever Scott Proctor
in the fifth inning. Larish went 2 for 4, with a walk and an RBI.


Dodgers reliever Scott Proctor gets a little angry between pitches in
the Tigers' three-run fifth inning. Proctor gave up four runs, just one
earned in two innings of middle relief.


Tigers manager Jim Leyland watched his team win their season-best fifth-in-a-row.


Tigers reliever Casey Fossum pitches to Dodgers batter Delwyn Young in
the sixth inning. Fossum pitched two-thirds of an inning, giving up two
hits, one run and striking out one batter.


Tigers shortstop Edgar Renteria tries to make a bare-handed catch on a
hard grounder off the bat of Dodgers Delwyn Young in the sixth inning.
Renteria was unable to make the play and Young was credited with a
single.


Tigers right fielder Magglio Ordonez makes a sliding attempt on a fly
ball by Dodgers batter Angel Berroa, which dropped in for a double in
the sixth inning.


Tigers Miguel Cabrera beats the tag of Dodgers catcher Russell Martin
to score from second on a single by Edgar Renteria in the sixth inning.
Cabrera went two-for-four with a two-run homer.


Tigers reliever Zach Miner pitches in the eighth inning. Miner pitched two innings, giving up one hit and no runs.


Dodgers reliever Takashi Saito gives up a double to Magglio Ordonez in
the eighth inning. In his only inning of work, Saito gave up three
hits, one run and struck out three Tigers batters.


Tigers reliever Bobby Seay pitches in the ninth inning. Seay pitched one inning, giving up a hit, but no runs.


This Tigers fan cheers the team's fifth straight victory.

Tigers 5, Dodgers 4
Comerica Park in Detroit on Sunday, June 15, 2008
Robin Buckson / The Detroit News


New Pistons head coach Michael Curry throws out the ceremonial first pitch before the game.


Tigers pitcher Nate Robertson pitches in the first inning. Robertson
pitched six scoreless innings, allowing just four hits and no walks.


Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw throws in the first inning. In his four
innings of work Kershaw allowed two hits with two walks and two strike
outs.


The Comerica Park grounds crew pulls out the tarp before the top of the fifth inning. There was a 47-minute rain delay.


Tigers third baseman Carlos Guillen hits a double with an RBI in the fifth inning. Guillen went 3-for-5.


Tigers center fielder Brent Clevlen (27) high fives shortstop Edgar
Renteria after Renteria scored on a double by Carlos Guillen in the
fifth inning. Clevlen had scored on a single by Polanco just before
Renteria.


Dodgers catcher Danny Ardoin gets the tag on Tigers third baseman Carlos Guillen to end the fifth inning.


Tigers shortstop Edgar Renteria momentarily bobbles the ball, but still
makes the throw to first for the out on the Dodgers' Danny Ardoin in
the sixth inning.


Tigers designated hitter Marcus Thames slaps hands with third base
coach Gene Lamont after his solo home run in the sixth inning as the
Detroit Tigers sweep the Los Angeles Dodgers at Comerica Park in
Detroit on Sunday, June 15, 2008. The Tigers won 5-4.


Tigers catcher Brandon Inge lines up on this pitch to hit a solo home run in the sixth inning. Inge went 1-for-4.


Dodgers left fielder Juan Pierre watches as a solo home run by the
Tigers' Brandon Inge goes over into the bullpen area in the sixth
inning.


Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco fields this grounder off the bat of the Dodgers' James Loney in the seventh inning.


Tigers third baseman Carlos Guillen lets this ball in foul territory go to the fans in the seventh inning.


Tigers pitcher Denny Bautista winds up in the seventh inning. In his two innings of work Bautista allowed one hit with one walk.


Tigers shortstop Edgar Renteria decides not to try and turn a double
play as the Dodgers' Angel Berroa slides into second in the seventh
inning.


Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson, rather than the regular eye
black, wears the symbol for the Prostate Cancer Foundation, a blue
ribbon, for Father's Day.


Tigers manager Jim Leyland talks on the bullpen phone in the eighth inning.


Dodgers pitcher Jonathan Broxton winds up in the eighth inning.


Tigers manager Jim Leyland takes pitcher Bobby Seay out of the game after Seay gave up two runs in the ninth inning.


Tigers right fielder Magglio Ordonez slides and misses a fly ball off
the bat of the Dodgers' Jeff Kent in the ninth inning, allowing a run
to score.


Tigers pitcher Todd Jones got out of a jam in the ninth inning with the Dodgers coming to within a run.

okay, 2 sliding catches missed is ENOUGH, mi campeon!

ROCK IT, GUYS!!!

laprimamirala wrote:

ROCK IT, GUYS!!!

You like our new growling Tiger smilie?

It suits us juuuuuust fine!

:curtis: is so creative!!! I'll say it again, you can tell his parents are teachers, he's got a lot of creativeness in him!!!

Plus he's as ripped as hell!

Most of 'em are

icing on da cake!

Tigers 7, Giants 2
San Francisco, Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Eric Risberg / Associated Press


Tigers starting pitcher Armando Galarraga throws against the San Francisco Giants in the first inning.


Giants starting pitcher Barry Zito sits in the dugout during the first inning.


Detroit Tigers' Placido Polanco hits an RBI single off San Francisco
Giants starting pitcher Barry Zito in the second inning of their game
in San Francisco, Wednesday, June 18, 2008. Polanco had four hits,
drove in two runs and scored three runs in the Tigers' 7-2 victory. The
Tigers have scored 10 victories in 12 games.


Marcus Thames reacts after striking out swinging against Giants
starting pitcher Barry Zito in the second inning. Thames' streak of
consecutive games with a home run ended at five, tying him for the
Tigers' record with such players as Hank Greenberg, Willie Horton, Rudy
York and Vic Wertz.


Detroit Tigers' Carlos Guillen hits a two-run double in the second inning.


Tigers Placido Polanco, left, is greeted by teammate Edgar Renteria, right, after they scored on a double hit by Carlos Guillen during the second inning.


Giants manager Bruce Bochy, right, talks with starting pitcher Barry
Zito on the mound during the second inning. Zito gave up five runs and
pitched two innings.


Tigers' Placido Polanco is greeted by his teammates after scoring on a fielder's choice during the fourth inning.


Giants' Aaron Rowand throws down his helmet after being struck out by
Tigers starting pitcher Armando Galarraga with the bases loaded in the
fifth inning.


Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco, left, throws the ball to first
base after forcing out the San Francisco Giants' Travis Denker, right,
at second base during the eighth inning. The Tigers' 7-2 win was their
10th victory in 12 games.

:placido: is hot!

I like your new avatar, gogetem!

Padres 6, Tigers 2
Friday, June 20, 2008, in San Diego
Lenny Ignelzi / Associated Press


Padres starter Greg Maddux pitches in the first inning.



The Tigers' Curtis Granderson is congratulated on returning to the
dugout after hitting a home run against the Padres to lead off the
first inning.


Tigers starter Eddie Bonine pitches in the first inning.



The Detroit Tigers' Magglio Ordonez has strike three explained to him
by umpire Adrian Johnson in the third inning against the San Diego
Padres in their game Friday, June 20, 2008, in San Diego. Ordonez took
a called strike three with two runners on base. The Padres went on to
win 6-2.



Tigers manager Jim Leyland gestures while reproducing an action of
Padres pitcher Greg Maddux during a protest to umpire Tim Tschida after
the third inning. Maddux wiped the sweat from his forehand while
pitching, and Leyland felt Maddux was not allowed to make the move.


The Padres' Khalil Greene stares down his solo homer as it just barely stays fair in the seventh inning.



Tigers left fielder Marcus Thames runs down a long drive off the bat of
the Padres' Scott Hairston to take away an extra base hit in the
seventh inning.


The Tigers' Placido Polanco is congratulated by teammate Carlos Guillen after his game-tying home run in the eighth inning.




The Padres' Chase Headley drives his second hit of the game into left
field to bring in another run against the Tigers in the Padres'
four-run eighth inning.


The Padres' Jody Gerut, right, high fives teammates after scoring in the eighth.



The Padres' Edgar Gonzalez, left, and his brother, Adrian Gonzalez,
high five teammates after their 6-2 victory over the Tigers. Edgar
Gonzalez had three hits in the game and Adrian Gonzalez drove in the
go-ahead runs in the eighth inning.

Tigers 7, Padres 5
(June 21, 2008)



SWEEEET!! gotta get that average up, mi campeon!


Fortunately, the ball bounced off Gerut's glove for the HR!!


Marcus! totally hot again!


Jeff is glad for that one!


Brandon gets Khalil Greene out at the plate in the 8th.

Tigers top Padres 5-3
Sunday, June 22, 2008, in San Diego
Lenny Ignelzi / Associated Press


Tigers starter Justin Verlander pitches against the Padres in the first
inning. Verlander was credited with the victory, raising his record to
4-9 for the season.


Tigers starter Justin Verlander, right, looks back toward the Padres'
Adrian Gonzalez as he rounds the bases with a solo home run in the
first inning.


The Padres' Paul McAnulty tosses away his helmet after being called out
on strikes with two runners on base against the Tigers to end the third
inning.


Padres manager Bud Black pleads with umpire Jeff Nelson after a ruling
in the third inning. Black was tossed from the game a few innings
later.


The Tigers' Carlos Guillen follows through on his single in the third inning.



Magglio Ordonez is greeted at the dugout after his two-run home run in the fifth inning.



Tigers catcher Ivan Rodriguez tags out the Padres' Adrian Gonzalez, who
is trying to score a run to tie the score in the seventh inning.
Gonzalez was attempting to score on a double by Khalil Greene.


The Tigers' Magglio Ordonez watches his RBI double against the Padres in the seventh inning.




The Tigers' Carlos Guillen is safe at home as the ball escapes Padres
catcher Michael Barrett in the seventh inning. Guillen scored on a
double by Magglio Ordonez



Umpire Jim Joyce signals the ejection of Padres manager Bud Black in the eighth inning.



The Tigers' Ivan Rodriguez is greeted at the dugout after his solo home run in the eighth inning.




The Tigers' Magglio Ordonez, right, and Clete Thomas celebrate the Tigers' 5-3 victory.



The Detroit Tigers' Ivan Rodriguez, right, sports a huge smile for
closer Todd Jones after the Tigers' 5-3 victory over the San Diego
Padres on Sunday, June 22, 2008, in San Diego.

muy perfecto!

laprimamirala wrote:

muy perfecto!

Cardinals 8, Tigers 4
Comerica Park in Detroit on Tuesday June 24, 2008
John T. Greilick / The Detroit News


Cardinals starter Braden Looper pitches in the second inning.


Tigers DH Gary Sheffield sits alone in the dugout during the top of the
third, still awaiting his first at bat since returning from the
disabled list. Sheffield struck out looking in his first at bat.


Detroit Tigers starter Kenny Rogers pitches in the third inning.



Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera tags out Cardinals Aaron Miles in
the third inning off a throw from pitcher Kenny Rogers, who fielded the
ground ball.


Pudge Rodriguez watches his solo homer off Cardinals starter Braden
Looper go over the wall, tying the game in the third inning.


Cardinals right fielder Ryan Ludwick can't get to this solo homer off
the bat of Tigers Miguel Cabrera, giving the Tigers a 2-1 lead in the
fourth inning.


Tigers DH Gary Sheffield congratulates Miguel Cabrera after Cabrera's
solo shot gave the Tigers a 2-1 lead in the fourth inning.


Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa argues a call with home plate umpire Laz Diaz during the fourth inning.


Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa argues a call with home plate umpire Laz Diaz during the fourth inning.


Detroit Tigers catcher Pudge Rodriguez talks to starter Kenny Rogers
after the St. Louis Cardinals loaded the bases in the fifth inning of
their game at Comerica Park in Detroit on Tuesday June 24, 2008. The
Cardinals won 8-4.


Tigers shortstop Edgar Renteria has to leap over Cardinals base runner
Skip Schumaker and is unable to turn the double play in the sixth
inning.


Kenny Rogers looks down at the ball after giving up a game-tying solo
homer to Cardinals Brian Barton (left) in the fifth inning.


Tigers starter Kenny Rogers reacts after striking out Cardinals batter
Rick Ankiel with the bases loaded to get out of a jam and end the fifth
inning, but not before giving up a game-tying home run.


Third base umpire Kerwin Danley calls Cardinals baserunner Adam Kennedy
safe at third, depite the protest of Tigers third baseman Carlos
Guillen in the sixth inning.


Tigers reliever Freddy Dolsi pitches in the sixth inning.


Tigers left-handed reliever Casey Fossum pitches in the seventh inning.
Fossum pitched one-and-two-thirds innings, giving up no runs on one
hit, a walk and two strikeouts.


In his first game back from the disabled list, Tigers DH Gary Sheffield
high fives third base coach Gene Lamont as he rounds the bases with a
two-run homer in the seventh inning.


Tigers reliever Fernando Rodney bounced back from a horrible outting on
the team's recent West Coast swing. Rodney pitched the ninth inning
giving up no runs, no hits and no walks.


Tigers Carlos Guillen looks disgusted after striking out in the eighth inning. Guillen went 0-4 at the plate.

Tigers 8, Cardinals 7
Comerica Park in Detroit on Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Robin Buckson / The Detroit News


Detroit Tigers pitcher Armando Gallaraga throws in the first inning
against the St. Louis Cardinals at Comerica Park in Detroit on
Wednesday, June 25, 2008. The Tigers won 8-7 after a two-hour rain
delay.


Cardinals first baseman Adam Kennedy (7) cuts in front of second
baseman Aaron Miles to field a grounder and then overthrows first base
in the second inning.


Some fans get out their umbrellas with the rain in the third inning.



Tigers left fielder Marcus Thames gets in the face of home plate umpire
Wally Bell after Bell calls a strike on what Thames thought was a ball
in the third inning.


Tigers left fielder Marcus Thames is ejected from the game after arguing with home plate umpire Wally Bell.


Gallaraga pitches in the rain in the fourth inning.


Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco hits a single in the fourth inning.


Tigers third baseman Carlos Guillen follows through on his three-run home run in the fourth inning.


Guillen rounds third base on his three-run home in the fourth inning.


Tigers right fielder Magglio Ordonez hits a double in the fourth inning.


Cardinals' Troy Glaus, left, congratulates Rick Ankiel on his home run to tie the game in the fifth inning.


Tigers shortstop Edgar Renteria turns a double play as Cardinals' Troy Glaus slides into second in the fifth inning.


The Comerica Park grounds crew awaits word to roll out the tarp in the fourth inning.


The Comerica Park grounds crew brings out the tarp in the fifth inning.


Tigers pitcher Todd Jones heads for home as he does some rain delay
antics with a Magglio wig. Jones acted out hitting a home run and
running the bases -- in this case the tarp.


Tigers pitcher Todd Jones slides into home wearing a Magglio wig.



Tigers' Carlos Guillen hits a double in the sixth inning.


Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco tags Cardinals' Skip Schumaker and then throws to first in the seventh inning.


Tigers pitcher Zach Miner reacts after walking a batter in the seventh inning.


With bases loaded Tigers pitcher Joel Zumaya winds up on a pitch which
Cardinals' Rick Ankiel, left, scores on to tie the game in the seventh
inning.


Tigers pitcher Joel Zumaya walks back around home plate as Cardinals' Brendan Ryan scores in the eighth inning.


Tigers pitcher Joel Zumaya shouts after giving up a run in the eighth inning.


Tigers pitcher Joel Zumaya, after a rough outing, waits for manager Jim
Leyland to walk to the mound after the Cardinals get a run in the
eighth inning.



A not very happy Joel Zumaya walks off the field after giving up a run in the eighth inning.


Tigers closer Todd Jones throws in the ninth inning. In his one inning of work, Jones allowed no hits with one strike out.


Tigers left fielder Clete Thomas makes a running catch to stop a possible score by the Cardinals in the ninth inning.


Tigers left fielder Clete Thomas watches his double in the ninth inning
to get on base and soon to score the winning run on a single by Gary
Sheffield in the ninth inning.


Going with "gum time" Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander and others in the dugout chewed gum in the ninth inning.


Tigers designated hitter Gary Sheffield follows through on his walk off
single that won the game for the Tigers in the ninth inning.


Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco congratulates Clete Thomas who
scores the game winning run on a walk off single by Gary Sheffield as
the Detroit Tigers defeat the St. Louis Cardinals at Comerica Park in
Detroit on June 25, 2008. Tigers win, 8-7.

Maybe Ill get one of those Jonesy pics as my avatar.

Photos updated

thank you! I love those ones of Clete

Tigers 3, Cardinals 2 in 10 innings
Comerica Park in Detroit on June 26, 2008
Robin Buckson / The Detroit News


Cardinals pitcher Todd Wellemeyer releases a pitch in the first inning.
In his five innings of work, Wellemeyer allowed four hits with three
strike outs.


Tigers left hander Nate Robertson follows through on a pitch in the
third inning. In his six and 1/3 innings of work, Robertson allowed 11
hits with two walks and five strike outs.


Tigers shortstop Michael Hollimon heads to first on his single in the
fifth inning. This was the first major league hit of his career.


Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco argues a called strike with home plate umpire Paul Schrieber in the sixth inning.


Tigers manager Jim Leyland comes out of the dugout as home plate umpire
Paul Schrieber ejects Tigers' Placido Polanco from the game after
Polanco argued a called strike in the sixth inning.


Detroit Tigers’ Placido Polanco is held back by manager Jim Leyland,
right, while arguing with home plate umpire Paul Schrieber after being
called out on strikes in the sixth inning against the St. Louis
Cardinals on Thursday in Detroit. (Paul Sancya / Associated Press)


Cardinals shortstop Adam Kennedy, left, and center fielder Rick Ankiel
can't handle this fly ball off the bat of Tigers' Magglio Ordonez in
the sixth inning.


Cardinals pitcher Ron Villone walks off the field after he walked in a
run in the sixth inning. In his 2/3 inning, Villone allowed two hits
with one earned run, two walks and two strike outs.


Tigers pitcher Fernando Rodney releases a pitch in the seventh inning.
In his one and 2/3 innings, Rodney allowed no hits with one strike out.


Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson hits a single in the seventh inning. Granderson went 4-for-5.


Cardinals left fielder Brian Barton catches a fly ball off the bat of Tigers' Carlos Guillen in the eighth inning.


Tigers pitcher Todd Jones winds up in the ninth inning. In his one
inning, Jones allowed three hits with one earned run and one strike out.


Cardinals designated hitter Albert Pujols follows through on his single
with an RBI, giving the Cardinals a one run advantage in the ninth
inning. This was Pujols' first game back from the disabled list.


Cardinals' Skip Schumaker (55) scores on a single by Albert Pujols in the ninth inning to give the Cardinals a one-run lead.


Tigers designated hitter Gary Sheffield starts for first base on his
solo home run in the ninth inning to tie the game. Sheffield went
1-for-4.


Tigers teammates including Edgar Renteria, right, congratulate
designated hitter Gary Sheffield into the dugout after his solo home
run in the ninth inning.


Tigers teammates including, pitcher Todd Jones, right, congratulate
designated hitter Gary Sheffield after his solo home run in the ninth
inning.


Cardinals third baseman Aaron Miles gets the tag on Tigers' Michael
Hollimon as he tries to stretch a triple in the ninth inning.


Tigers pitcher Kenny Rogers goes "gum time" in the tenth inning.


Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson hits a single in the tenth inning.


Cardinals infield meets with pitching coach Dave Dunan, far right,
before Tigers' Magglio Ordonez comes up to bat in the tenth inning.


With Curtis Granderson on third base, manager Jim Leyland shouts
instructions to third base coach Gene Lamont in the tenth inning.


Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson, right, high fives Clete Thomas
after Thomas had a walk-off walk which scored the game-winning run in
the tenth inning as the Detroit Tigers take two out of three games with
the St. Louis Cardinals at Comerica Park in Detroit on June 26, 2008.
Tigers win, 3-2.

OMG the gum time is toooooo funny!

laprimamirala wrote:

OMG the gum time is toooooo funny!

That sure is one big wad of gum Kenny is trying to chew!

I think it's bigger than my whole mouth!

Ok so in the 7th to last pic, it looks like Jonesy's hand thats all tatted up. Truth?

Tigers 7, Rockies 1
Comerica Park in Detroit on Friday, June 27, 2008
Robin Buckson / The Detroit News


Tigers pitcher Eddie Bonine throws in the first inning. In his eight
innings of work, Bonine allowed five hits with one earned run and two
strike outs.



Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera fields this grounder and gets the out on Scott Podsednik in the first inning.



Rockies pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez throws in the first inning.



Tigers third baseman Carlos Guillen hits a double with an RBI in the first inning.



Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson hits a triple in the second inning.



Tigers third baseman Carlos Guillen, right, fields a grounder off the bat of the Rockies' Clint Barnes in the second inning.



Tigers left fielder Clete Thomas starts to run on his double in the fifth inning. Thomas went 3-for-3.



Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson rounds second and heads for
third on his triple in the eighth inning. Granderson went 4-for-5.



Tigers center fielder Curtis Granderson, right, high fives Placido
Polanco after Polanco scored Granderson on a sacrifice fly in the
eighth inning.



Tigers manager Jim Leyland, left, talks with catcher Pudge Rodriguez during the ninth inning.



Tigers left fielder Clete Thomas jumps trying to catch a fly ball off
Rockies left fielder Matt Holliday in the ninth inning. Holliday got a
double on the play.



Tigers pitcher Joel Zumaya has a bit of a laugh after first baseman
Miguel Cabrera has to scoop up a throw when Zumaya fielded a grounder
off the bat of Garrett Atkins in the ninth inning.



With the Rockies' Matt Holliday on third base, Tigers pitcher Joel Zumaya winds up for the final pitch of the game.



Tigers pitcher Joel Zumaya pumps his fist after the win.



Tigers catcher Pudge Rodriguez, right, and pitcher Joel Zumaya celebrate the win.


Detroit Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera, left, and catcher Pudge
Rodriguez pump each other up in the dugout before the game against the
Colorado Rockies at Comerica Park in Detroit on Friday, June 27, 2008.
The Tigers won 7-1.