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2009 Detroit Tigers season

The2009Detroit Tigers season was the team's 109th season. The Tigers' new slogan for 2009 was "Always a Tiger." It replaced the 2006–2008 slogan "Who's Your Tiger?"

2009 Detroit Tigers
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionCentral
BallparkComerica Park
CityDetroit, Michigan
Record86–77 (.528)
Divisional place2nd
OwnersMike Ilitch
General managersDave Dombrowski
ManagersJim Leyland
TelevisionFox Sports Detroit
(Mario Impemba,Rod Allen)
RadioDetroit Tigers Radio Network
(Dan Dickerson,Jim Price,John Keating)
StatsESPN.com
Baseball Reference
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The Tigers ended the season on October 6 with a 6–5 loss in 12 innings to theMinnesota Twins in thetie-breaker game to win theAmerican League Central. The Tigers spent 146 days in first place and became the first team in Major League history to lose a three-game lead with four games left to play.

2008–2009 offseason events

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  • The Tigers announced on September 29, 2008, that they would not pick up the $12 million option on shortstopÉdgar Rentería's contract, although the team did not rule out the possibility of re-signing him in the offseason. The buyout was worth $3 million. The option was part of the contract Rentería signed with theBoston Red Sox in 2004. He had changed teams twice since then. The roster move was finalized on October 30. The team could have offered him arbitration and received a draft pick from Rentería's new team, but formally chose not to offer Rentería arbitration on December 1.[1] On December 4, 2008, Rentería signed a two-year deal with theSan Francisco Giants.[2]
  • On October 17, the Tigers hiredRick Knapp as their new pitching coach,[3] replacingChuck Hernandez, who took part of the blame for the team's poor pitching in 2008. Knapp had worked for 12 years as the minor league pitching coordinator for theMinnesota Twins.
  • The Red Sox claimed Tiger relieverVirgil Vasquez off waivers on October 28.[4] Vasquez had spent the entire season as a starter with theToledo Mud Hens, the Tigers' AAA affiliate.
  • On December 8, the Tigers acquired catcherGerald Laird from theTexas Rangers, in exchange for minor league pitching prospects Guillermo Moscoso and Carlos Melo.[5]
  • On December 10, the Tigers traded outfielderMatt Joyce to theTampa Bay Rays for starting pitcherEdwin Jackson. Joyce had divided his time in the previous season between the Tigers and Class AAA Toledo.
  • On December 12, the Tigers signed infielderRamón Santiago to a one-year contract, avoiding arbitration.[6]
  • Also on December 12, in a Rule 5 draft, the Tigers selected left-handed pitcher Kyle Bloom from thePittsburgh Pirates double-A affiliate, Altoona. Detroit would return Bloom to the Pirates in March 2009. In the same draft, they lost James Skelton, a left-handed hitting catcher, to theArizona Diamondbacks. Skelton was on Detroit's 2008 40-man roster but was not included on the 40-man cast for 2009.[7]
  • On December 13, relief pitcherAquilino López became the Tigers' only arbitration-eligible player this offseason to not be offered a contract by the team, making him a free agent.[8]
  • On December 15, the Tigers finalized a one-year, $1 million contract with free-agentshortstopAdam Everett, previously with theMinnesota Twins.[9]
  • On December 18, formerMarlins catcherMatt Treanor signed with the Tigers.[10]
  • On January 6, 2009, the Tigers signed former utility outfielderAlexis Gómez to a minor-league contract. Gómez had played on the2006 World Series team, but had spent the subsequent two seasons in theColorado Rockies andFlorida Marlins systems.[11]
  • On January 13, the Tigers signed Taiwanesesidearm relief pitcherFu-Te Ni to a minor-league contract with an invitation to training camp. Ni had pitched forTaiwan at the2008 Summer Olympics inBeijing.[12]
  • On January 14, the team avoided arbitration with relief pitcherFernando Rodney and utility outfielderMarcus Thames by signing both to one-year contracts.[13]
  • On January 20, the team avoided arbitration with catcher Gerald Laird, starting pitcher Edwin Jackson, and relieversJoel Zumaya andBobby Seay by signing each to one-year contracts.[14] The same day, the Tigers signedJuan Rincón to a minor-league contract with an invite to spring training.[15]
  • On January 26, the Tigers signed relief pitcherBrandon Lyon to a one-year contract.[16] The same day, the team signedTimo Pérez to a minor-league contract.[17]
  • On February 3, the Tigers avoided arbitration with starting pitcherJustin Verlander by signing him to a one-year, $3.7 million contract.[18]
  • On February 4, the organization outrighted pitcherEddie Bonine to theMud Hens after clearing waivers.[19] He had spent most of the 2008 season with the Mud Hens.
  • On February 24, the Tigers came to terms with relief pitchersClay Rapada andFreddy Dolsi, and outfieldersBrent Clevlen,Ryan Raburn andWilkin Ramírez, all to one-year contracts.[20]
  • On March 19, the Tigers outrighted relief pitcherMacay McBride toToledo.[21]
  • On March 29, the Tigers placed relieversJoel Zumaya andDontrelle Willis on the 15-daydisabled list. Zumaya, who had had a history of shoulder problems, was due to be activated April 11, one day after the Tigers' home opener against Texas. Willis was placed on the list due to ananxiety disorder.[22]
  • On March 30, the Tigers acquired speedy outfielderJosh Anderson from the Atlanta Braves for pitching prospect Rudy Darrow. Anderson hit .294 with three home runs, 12 RBIs and ten stolen bases with Atlanta in 2008.[23]
  • In a surprise move, the Tigers released nine-time All-StarGary Sheffield on March 31. Sheffield, who joined the Tigers before the 2007 season, was one home run short of the 500 club when he was released.[24]

Trades

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On July 30, the Tigers traded outfielderJosh Anderson to Kansas City for cash considerations.[25]

On July 31, the Tigers traded rookie left-handed pitcherLuke French and left-handed pitcherMauricio Robles to Seattle for veteran left-handed starting pitcherJarrod Washburn.[26]

On August 17, the Tigers traded pitcher Brett Jacobson to Baltimore forAubrey Huff.[27]

Season highlights

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The Tigers' home opener was on April 10 against theTexas Rangers.[28] The Tigers won that game 15–2, which included agrand slam byMiguel Cabrera and finished the series with a sweep.[29]

The Tigers swept their rivals the Indians in Cleveland during the second weekend of May.[30] The Tigers also completed back-to-back sweeps in May, against the Athletics and the Rangers. The Tigers also completed back-to-back sweeps in late June, over the Brewers and Cubs.

On May 15, the Tigers hit 2 grand slams in a game, only the third time in team history.[31]

On June 19,Instant replay was used twice in the Tigers' 10–4 victory over theMilwaukee Brewers atComerica Park, the first time that's happened in league history.[32]Miguel Cabrera's third-inning single off the top of the wall is called a home run after instant replay review shows that it had actually cleared the wall. Contrarily,Dusty Ryan's fourth-inning home run was overturned to a ground rule double. Later that weekend, the Tigers won the series with a sweep.

On May 19,Dontrelle Willis and four relief pitchers combined to throw a one-hitter in a 4–0 Tigers Victory. Willis had a stretch in which he retired 17 straight batters[33]

The Tigers completed back-to-back sweeps against the Indians and Rays in early September.[34][35]

The Tigers held the 1st-place position from May 8 until they lost it to the Twins in the tiebreaker game on October 6.

The Tigers swept the Indians for the third time of the season in late September.[36]

Regular season

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Season standings

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AL Central
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Minnesota Twins8776.534—49‍–‍3338‍–‍43
Detroit Tigers8677.528151‍–‍3035‍–‍47
Chicago White Sox7983.4887½43‍–‍3836‍–‍45
Cleveland Indians6597.40121½35‍–‍4630‍–‍51
Kansas City Royals6597.40121½33‍–‍4832‍–‍49


Roster

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Record vs. opponents

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2009 American League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2009
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore–2–165–42–53–54–42–83–25–131–54–58–105–59–911–7
Boston16–2–4–47–26–15–34–54–29–95–52–49–92–711–711–7
Chicago4–54−4–10–89–99–95–46−123–44–54–56–22–41–612–6
Cleveland5–22–78–10–4–1410–82–48–103–52–56–45–31–84–45–13
Detroit5–31–69–914–4–9–95–47–121–55–45–45–27–23–510–8
Kansas City4–43–59–98–109–9–1–96–122–42–65–41–93–34–38–10
Los Angeles8–25–44–54–24–59–1–6–45–512–710–94–28–114–414–4
Minnesota2–32–412–610–812–712–64–6–0–74–65–53–36–43–512–6
New York13–59–94–35–35–14–25–57–0–7–26–411–75–412–610–8
Oakland5–15–55–45–24–56–27–126–42–7–5–146–411–83–65–13
Seattle5–44–25–44–64–54–59–105–54–614–5–5–38–113–411–7
Tampa Bay10–89–92–63–52–59–12–43–37–114–63–5–3–614–413–5
Texas5–57–24–28–12–73–311–84–64–58–1111–86–3–5–59–9
Toronto9–97–116–14–45–33–44–45–36–126–34–34–145–5–7–11
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Game log

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Legend
Tigers winTigers lossGame postponed
2009 Game log
April (11–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 6@Blue JaysL 12–5Halladay (1–0)Verlander (0–1)48,0270–1
2April 7@Blue JaysL 5–4Ryan (1–0)Lyon (0–1)16,7900–2
3April 8@Blue JaysW 5–1Miner (1–0)Litsch (0–1)12,1451–2
4April 9@Blue JaysL 6–2Romero (1–0)Porcello (0–1)15,2971–3
5April 10RangersW 15–2Galarraga (1–0)Benson (0–1)44,5882–3
6April 11RangersW 4–3Robertson (1–0)Harrison (0–1)Rodney (1)28,6933–3
7April 12RangersW 6–4Lyon (1–1)Wilson (0–1)Rodney (2)18,9054–3
8April 13White SoxL 10–6Floyd (1–1)Miner (1–1)21,8504–4
April 14White SoxPostponed (rain) –rescheduled for July 24
9April 15White SoxW 9–0Galarraga (2–0)Contreras (0–2)20,2125–4
10April 17@MarinersL 6–3Hernández (2–0)Verlander (0–2)Morrow (3)35,8245–5
11April 18@MarinersW 2–0Jackson (1–0)Bédard (1–1)Rodney (3)31,9666–5
12April 19@MarinersW 8–2Porcello (1–1)Silva (0–2)30,4507–5
13April 21@AngelsL 4–3Arredondo (1–0)Lyon (1–2)Fuentes (3)41,6277–6
14April 22@AngelsW 12–10Rincón (1–0)Shields (0–2)43,0478–6
15April 23@AngelsL 10–5Palmer (1–0)Jackson (1–1)38,5438–7
16April 24@RoyalsL 6–1Greinke (4–0)Porcello (1–2)36,3638–8
17April 25@RoyalsW 9–1Miner (2–1)Davies (1–1)37,6479–8
18April 26@RoyalsW 3–2Galarraga (3–0)Ponson (0–3)Rodney (4)13,52010–8
19April 27YankeesW 4–2Verlander (1–2)Sabathia (1–2)28,78411–8
20April 28YankeesL 11–0Hughes (1–0)Perry (0–1)25,51911–9
21April 29YankeesL 8–6Chamberlain (1–0)Porcello (1–3)28,34811–10
May (17–11)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
22May 1IndiansL 6–5Pavano (1–3)Galarraga (3–1)Wood (5)22,28811–11
23May 2IndiansW 9–7Zumaya (1–0)Betancourt (0–1)Rodney (5)34,64612–11
24May 3IndiansW 3–1Verlander (2–2)Lee (1–4)Rodney (6)27,41113–11
25May 4TwinsL 7–2Liriano (1–4)Jackson (1–2)21,29813–12
26May 5TwinsW 9–0Porcello (2–3)Blackburn (2–2)23,75414–12
May 6@White SoxPostponed (rain) –rescheduled for June 8
27May 7@White SoxL 6–0Buehrle (5–0)Galarraga (3–2)27,47514–13
28May 8@IndiansW 1–0Verlander (3–2)Lee (1–5)27,49215–13
29May 9@IndiansW 4–0Jackson (2–2)Carmona (1–4)33,64016–13
30May 10@IndiansW 5–3Porcello (3–3)Reyes (1–1)25,70517–13
31May 12@TwinsL 6–2Slowey (5–1)Galarraga (3–3)24,80717–14
32May 13@TwinsL 14–10(13)Crain (2–1)Lyon (1–3)22,17817–15
33May 14@TwinsL 6–5Breslow (1–1)Seay (0–1)Nathan (6)26,04617–16
34May 15AthleticsW 14–1Jackson (3–2)Anderson (0–4)26,77018–16
35May 16AthleticsW 9–1Porcello (4–3)Braden (3–5)31,55419–16
36May 17AthleticsW 11–7Miner (3–1)Cahill (2–3)27,53520–16
37May 19RangersW 4–0Willis (1–0)McCarthy (3–2)23,75621–16
38May 20RangersW 5–3Verlander (4–2)Harrison (4–3)Rodney (7)23,41722–16
39May 21RangersW 4–3Jackson (4–2)Millwood (4–4)Rodney (8)34,35623–16
40May 22RockiesW 4–3Porcello (5–3)Jiménez (3–5)Zumaya (1)28,26424–16
41May 23RockiesL 4–3Marquis (6–3)Galarraga (3–4)Street (6)37,03524–17
42May 24RockiesL 3–1Hammel (1–3)Willis (1–1)Street (7)34,60624–18
43May 25@RoyalsW 13–1Verlander (5–2)Meche (2–5)34,52425–18
44May 26@RoyalsL 6–1Greinke (8–1)Jackson (4–3)16,36625–19
45May 27@RoyalsW 8–3Porcello (6–3)Davies (2–4)16,56826–19
46May 28@OriolesL 5–1Hernandez (1–0)Galarraga (3–5)11,93726–20
47May 29@OriolesL 7–2Bergesen (2–2)Willis (1–2)42,70426–21
48May 30@OriolesW 6–3Verlander (6–2)Albers (0–2)Rodney (9)34,56727–21
49May 31@OriolesW 3–0Jackson (5–3)Berken (1–1)Rodney (10)32,23328–21
June (15–13)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
50June 2Red SoxL 5–1Matsuzaka (1–3)Porcello (6–4)25,91428–22
51June 3Red SoxL 10–5Beckett (6–2)Galarraga (3–6)29,24028–23
52June 4Red SoxL 6–3Wakefield (7–3)Willis (1–3)Papelbon (14)31,35328–24
53June 5AngelsL 2–1Santana (1–2)Rodney (0–1)Fuentes (15)31,18728–25
54June 6AngelsW 2–1Jackson (6–3)Escobar (0–1)32,36729–25
55June 7AngelsW 9–6Zumaya (2–0)Arredondo (1–3)32,07430–25
56June 8@White SoxW 5–4Zumaya (3–0)Linebrink (2–3)Rodney (11)31–25
57June 8@White SoxL 6–1Contreras (1–5)Bonderman (0–1)30,80931–26
58June 9@White SoxW 7–6(10)Lyon (2–3)Linebrink (2–4)25,67632–26
59June 10@White SoxW 2–1Verlander (7–2)Danks (4–5)28,07933–26
60June 11@White SoxL 4–3Jenks (1–2)Zumaya (3–1)20,82433–27
61June 12@PiratesW 3–1Porcello (7–4)Snell (1–7)Rodney (12)18,36934–27
62June 13@PiratesL 9–3Duke (7–4)Galarraga (3–7)31,41134–28
63June 14@PiratesL 6–3Ohlendorf (6–5)Willis (1–4)Capps (16)27,56534–29
64June 16@CardinalsL 11–2Wainwright (7–4)Verlander (7–3)44,02134–30
65June 17@CardinalsL 4–3Wellemeyer (6–6)Jackson (6–4)Franklin (16)39,69934–31
66June 18@CardinalsW 6–3Porcello (8–4)Piñeiro (5–8)Rodney (13)41,32335–31
67June 19BrewersW 10–4(7)Miner (4–1)Looper (5–4)34,11236–31
68June 20BrewersW 9–5Figaro (1–0)Bush (3–4)39,15637–31
69June 21BrewersW 3–2Verlander (8–3)Gallardo (7–4)Rodney (14)41,16338–31
70June 23CubsW 5–4Lyon (3–3)Gregg (2–2)38,04639–31
71June 24CubsW 5–3Miner (5–1)Harden (4–4)Rodney (15)36,43840–31
72June 25CubsW 6–5Galarraga (4–7)Lilly (7–5)Rodney (16)42,33241–31
73June 26@AstrosL 5–4Sampson (4–0)Zumaya (3–2)Hawkins (10)33,05241–32
74June 27@AstrosL 8–1Paulino (2–4)Figaro (1–1)37,12341–33
75June 28@AstrosW 4–3Seay (1–1)Valderde (0–2)Rodney (17)34,04142–33
76June 29@AthleticsL 7–1Anderson (4–7)Porcello (8–5)10,56342–34
77June 30@AthleticsW 5–3Galarraga (5–7)Gonzalez (0–2)12,12643–34
July (10–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
78July 1@AthleticsL 5–1Braden (6–7)Verlander (8–4)21,23843–35
79July 3@TwinsW 11–9(16)Dolsi (1–0)Dickey (1–1)33,36844–35
80July 4@TwinsL 4–3Guerrier (4–0)Lyon (3–4)Nathan (22)27,23844–36
81July 5@TwinsL 6–2Blackburn (7–4)Porcello (8–6)33,27444–37
82July 6RoyalsL 4–3Colón (1–0)Rodney (0–2)Soria (13)32,13444–38
83July 7RoyalsW 8–5Verlander (9–4)Chen (0–3)Rodney (18)29,75145–38
84July 8RoyalsW 3–1French (1–0)Greinke (10–5)Rodney (19)29,10446–38
85July 10IndiansW 5–1Jackson (7–4)Lee (5–8)Rodney (20)35,59247–38
86July 11IndiansL 5–4Pavano (8–7)Galarraga (5–8)Wood (12)41,78247–39
87July 12IndiansW 10–1Verlander (10–4)Ohka (0–3)39,68048–39
88July 17@YankeesL 5–3Hughes (4–2)Zumaya (3–3)Rivera (24)46,19748–40
89July 18@YankeesL 2–1Sabathia (9–6)Verlander (10–5)Rivera (25)46,42348–41
90July 19@YankeesL 2–1Chamberlain (5–2)Jackson (7–5)Rivera (26)46,93748–42
91July 21MarinersW 9–7Porcello (9–6)Olson (3–4)Rodney (20)32,90649–42
92July 22MarinersL 2–1Hernández (11–3)Seay (1–2)Aardsma (23)29,75849–43
93July 23MarinersL 2–1Washburn (8–6)French (1–1)Aardsma (24)32,17749–44
94July 24White SoxW 5–1Verlander (11–5)Contreras (4–9)27,84450–44
95July 24White SoxW 4–3Lyon (4–4)Linebrink (2–5)Rodney (21)39,37551–44
96July 25White SoxW 4–3(10)Rodney (1–2)Carrasco (3–1)41,37852–44
97July 26White SoxL 5–1Richard (4–3)Porcello (9–7)38,25552–45
98July 27@RangersL 5–2Hunter (3–1)Galarraga (5–9)Wilson (11)17,13752–46
99July 28@RangersL 7–3Grilli (1–2)French (1–2)21,61552–47
100July 29@RangersW 13–5Verlander (12–5)Feldman (9–4)33,23553–47
101July 31@IndiansL 6–5(13)Ohka (1–4)Fien (0–1)35,27353–48
August (16–13)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
102August 1@IndiansW 4–3(12)Seay (2–2)Veras (4–2)Miner (1)31,35354–48
103August 2@IndiansL 11–1Pavano (9–8)Galarraga (5–10)24,71854–49
104August 3OriolesW 6–5Rodney (2–2)Báez (4–5)27,85755–49
105August 4OriolesL 8–2Matusz (1–0)Washburn (8–7)29,29555–50
106August 5OriolesW 4–2Jackson (8–5)Guthrie (7–11)Rodney (22)28,97856–50
107August 6OriolesW 7–3Porcello (10–7)Hernandez (3–4)Lyon (1)31,16557–50
108August 7TwinsW 10–8Galarraga (6–10)Swarzak (3–5)36,44458–50
109August 8TwinsL 11–0Pavano (10–8)Verlander (12–6)39,68558–51
110August 9TwinsW 8–7Lyon (5–4)Guerrier (5–1)Rodney (23)35,42359–51
111August 10@Red SoxL 6–5Ramírez (6–3)Miner (5–2)Papelbon (28)37,96059–52
112August 11@Red SoxL 7–5Tazawa (1–1)Lambert (0–1)38,01359–53
113August 12@Red SoxL 8–2Beckett (14–4)Miner (5–3)38,12459–54
114August 13@Red SoxW 2–0Verlander (13–6)Buchholz (1–3)Rodney (24)37,55660–54
115August 14RoyalsW 1–0Lyon (5–4)Colón (1–2)34,79961–54
116August 15RoyalsW 10–3Jackson (6–6)Hochevar (9–5)37,27662–54
117August 16RoyalsL 3–2(10)Soria (3–0)Rodney (2–3)32,88862–55
118August 18MarinersW 5–3Seay (3–2)Lowe (1–6)Rodney (25)33,71063–55
119August 19MarinersL 3–1Snell (3–9)Verlander (13–7)Aardsma (28)33,19463–56
120August 20MarinersW 7–6Seay (4–2)Aardsma (3–5)31,16764–56
121August 21@AthleticsW 3–2Jackson (10–5)Gonzalez (4–4)Rodney (26)15,92765–56
122August 22@AthleticsL 3–2Bailey (6–3)Miner (5–4)26,26665–57
123August 23@AthleticsL 9–4Tomko (3–2)Porcello (10–8)17,69065–58
124August 24@AngelsW 10–7Verlander (14–7)Weaver (13–5)Rodney (27)38,42166–58
125August 25@AngelsW 5–3Washburn (9–7)Lackey (8–7)Rodney (28)42,97067–58
126August 26@AngelsL 4–2Saunders (10–7)Jackson (10–6)Fuentes (36)36,32967–59
127August 28RaysW 6–2Porcello (11–8)Garza (7–9)35,03068–59
128August 29RaysL 3–1Price (7–6)Robertson (1–1)Howell (16)39,29668–60
129August 30RaysW 4–3Verlander (15–7)Balfour (5–3)Rodney (29)36,06769–60
130August 31RaysL 11–7Shields (9–10)Washburn (9–8)26,53369–61
September (16–12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
131September 1IndiansW 8–5Jackson (11–6)Carrasco (0–1)Rodney (30)24,22570–61
132September 2IndiansW 4–2Porcello (12–8)Laffey (7–4)Rodney (31)25,84071–61
133September 3IndiansW 4–3 (10)Miner (6–4)Pérez (4–3)28,26772–61
134September 4@RaysW 4–3Verlander (16–7)Howell (7–5)Rodney (32)18,59673–61
135September 5@RaysW 8–6Seay (5–2)Balfour (5–4)Lyon (2)36,97374–61
136September 6@RaysW 5–3Jackson (12–6)Springer (0–3)Lyon (3)28,05975–61
137September 8@RoyalsL 7–5Yabuta (1–1)Seay (5–3)Soria (23)12,03275–62
138September 9@RoyalsL 5–1Tejeda (2–1)Verlander (16–8)Soria (24)10,58475–63
139September 10@RoyalsL 7–4Colón (2–3)Miner (6–5)Rosa (1)12,02975–64
140September 11Blue JaysW 6–4Tallet (7–9)Robertson (1–2)Frasor (9)31,57575–65
141September 12Blue JaysL 8–6League (3–5)Rodney (2–4)Frasor (10)36,14275–66
142September 13Blue JaysW 7–2Porcello (13–8)Romero (12–8)32,46876–66
143September 14Blue JaysW 6–5(10)Seay (6–3)Wolfe (1–2)24,37577–66
144September 15RoyalsL 11–1Tejeda (3–1)Washburn (9–9)20,42277–67
145September 16RoyalsW 4–3Miner (7–5)DiNardo (0–1)Rodney (33)25,40078–67
146September 17RoyalsL 9–2Greinke (14–8)Jackson (12–7)26,45778–68
147September 18@TwinsL 3–0Duensing (4–1)Porcello (13–9)Nathan (42)32,69378–69
148September 19@TwinsL 6–2Crain (6–4)Verlander (16–9)43,33878–70
149September 20@TwinsW 6–2Robertson (2–2)Baker (13–9)36,33579–70
150September 22@IndiansW 3–1Jackson (13–7)Laffey (7–7)Rodney (34)23,21780–70
151September 23@IndiansW 11–3Porcello (14–9)Masterson (4–9)13,97181–70
152September 24@IndiansW 6–5Verlander (17–9)Carrasco (0–3)Rodney (35)23,51682–70
153September 25@White SoxL 2–0Peavy (8–6)Bonine (0–2)Thornton (2)30,79482–71
154September 26@White SoxW 12–5Figaro (2–1)García (2–4)35,59083–71
155September 27@White SoxL 8–4Hudson (1–1)Jackson (13–8)Thornton (3)33,68583–72
September 28TwinsPostponed (rain) –rescheduled for September 29
156September 29TwinsL 3–2(10)Rauch (6–3)Lyon (6–5)Nathan (45)35,24383–73
157September 29TwinsW 6–5Verlander (18–9)Duensing (5–2)Rodney (36)30,24084–73
158September 30TwinsW 7–2Bonine (1–1)Pavano (13–12)34,77585–73
October (1–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
159October 1TwinsL 8–3Baker (15–9)Robertson (2–3)40,53385–74
160October 2White SoxL 8–0Peavy (9–6)Jackson (13–9)34,72685–75
161October 3White SoxL 5–1García (3–4)Figaro (2–2)35,18485–76
162October 4White SoxW 5–3Verlander (19–9)Danks (13–11)Rodney (37)35,80686–76
163October 6@TwinsL 6–5(12)Keppel (1–1)Rodney (2–5)54,08886–77

Player stats

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Through October 6, 2009

Batting

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Wilkin Ramírez15114.36413
Miguel Cabrera160611198.32434103
Magglio Ordóñez131465144.310950
Alex Avila296117.279514
Ryan Raburn11326176.2911645
Plácido Polanco153618176.2851072
Ramón Santiago9326270.267735
Marcus Thames8725865.2521336
Curtis Granderson160631157.2493071
Adam Everett11834582.238344
Josh Anderson *7416540.242016
Clete Thomas10227566.240739
Don Kelly315614.25003
Carlos Guillén8127767.2421141
Brandon Inge161562129.2302784
Gerald Laird13541393.225433
Jeff Larish *327416.21647
Aubrey Huff *4010620.189213
Dusty Ryan12264.15404
Dane Sardinha *12313.09703
Brent Dlugach430.00000
Matt Treanor *4130.00000
Pitcher Totals163162.12502
Team Totals16355401443.260183718

Individual pitchers batting statistics not included.

Starting and other pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Justin Verlander352401993.45269
Edwin Jackson332141393.62161
Lucas French *729+1⁄3123.3819
Rick Porcello31170+2⁄31493.9689
Eddie Bonine1034+1⁄3114.4019
Nate Robertson2849+2⁄3235.4435
Armando Galarraga29143+1⁄36105.6495
Alfredo Figaro517226.3516
Jarrod Washburn843137.3321
Dontrelle Willis *733+2⁄3147.4917
Jeremy Bonderman810+1⁄3018.715

Relief pitchers

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Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; HLD = Holds; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerGIPWLSVHLDERASO
Freddy Dolsi *610+2⁄310001.693
Brandon Lyon5778+2⁄3643152.8751
Fu-Te Ni293100032.9319
Bobby Seay6348+2⁄3630283.6137
Fernando Rodney6475+2⁄3243703.8859
Ryan Perry4761+2⁄301064.0051
Zach Miner4592+1⁄375184.5256
Joel Zumaya *293133174.9430
Juan Rincón *710+1⁄310005.2310
Clay Rapada *23+1⁄300007.712
Casey Fien611+1⁄301009.826
Chris Lambert *26+2⁄3010014.854
Team Pitching Totals1631447867742674.291102

* No longer on active roster

Farm system

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LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAAToledo Mud HensInternational LeagueLarry Parrish
AAErie SeaWolvesEastern LeagueTom Brookens
ALakeland Flying TigersFlorida State LeagueAndy Barkett
AWest Michigan WhitecapsMidwest LeagueJoe DePastino
A-Short SeasonOneonta TigersNew York–Penn LeagueHoward Bushong
RookieGCL TigersGulf Coast LeagueBasilio Cabrera

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Detroit Tigers Official Site December 1, 2008 Tigers Won't Take Risk with Renteria". Archived fromthe original on December 4, 2008. RetrievedFebruary 21, 2009.
  2. ^"Giants sign free agent infielder Edgar Renteria to a two-year deal". Archived fromthe original on December 17, 2008. RetrievedJune 19, 2009.
  3. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site October 17, 2008 - Rick Knapp named Tigers pitching coach
  4. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site October 28, 2008 Red Sox Claim Tigers Hurler Vasquez
  5. ^"Detroit Tigers Official Site December 8, 2008 Tigers Seal Deal with Texas, Get Laird". Archived fromthe original on December 11, 2008. RetrievedFebruary 21, 2009.
  6. ^Detroit News December 8, 2008 Santiago, Tigers agree on 1 year contract
  7. ^Detroit News December 12, 2008 Tigers grab lefty Bloom
  8. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site December 13, 2008 Lopez Left Out as Tigers Offer Contracts
  9. ^"Detroit Tigers Official Site December 15, 2008 Tigers agree to terms with Adam Everett". Archived fromthe original on December 17, 2008. RetrievedDecember 16, 2008.
  10. ^Mlive.com December 18, 2008 Tigers announce signing catcher Matt Treanor
  11. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site January 6, 2009 Tigers sign Gomez to minor league deal
  12. ^Mlive.com January 13, 2009 Detroit Tigers sign Fu-Te Ni
  13. ^Mlive.com January 14, 2009 Fernando Rodney, Marcus Thames sign with Detroit Tigers to avoid contract arbitration
  14. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site January 20, 2009 Tigers Ink Four, Ponder Verlander Terms
  15. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site January 20, 2009 On Rebound, Rincón Inks Minors Deal
  16. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site January 26, 2009 Chance to close landed Lyon in Detroit
  17. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site January 26, 2009 Pérez Signs Minor League Deal
  18. ^Mlive.com February 3, 2009 Tigers, Justin Verlander avoid arbitration
  19. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site February 4, 2009 Tigers Outright Bonine to Triple-A
  20. ^"Detroit Tigers Official Site February 24, 2009 Tigers Come to Terms With Five". Archived fromthe original on February 28, 2009. RetrievedMarch 31, 2009.
  21. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site March 19, 2009 McBride Outrighted to Triple-A Toledo
  22. ^"Detroit Tigers Official Site March 29, 2009 Tigers Place Willis, Zumaya on DL". Archived fromthe original on April 1, 2009. RetrievedApril 1, 2009.
  23. ^"Detroit Tigers Official Site March 30, 2009 Tigers Acquire Anderson from Braves". Archived fromthe original on April 1, 2009. RetrievedApril 1, 2009.
  24. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site March 31, 2009 Tigers Release SheffieldArchived April 3, 2009, at theWayback Machine
  25. ^"Detroit Tigers Official Site July 30, 2009 Tigers send Anderson to Royals for cash - Oufielder moves to fourth Major League ballclub in career". Archived fromthe original on August 2, 2009. RetrievedJuly 31, 2009.
  26. ^"Detroit Tigers Official Site July 31, 2009 Tigers acquire Washburn from Mariners - AL Central leaders add veteran left-hander to all-righty rotation". Archived fromthe original on August 3, 2009. RetrievedJuly 31, 2009.
  27. ^Tigers acquire infielder Huff from O's - Veteran brings left-hand bat to lineup and versatility in the field
  28. ^2009 Detroit Tigers Regular Season Schedule
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  30. ^"Detroit Tigers Official Site May 10, 2009 Stingy Tigers sweep behind Porcello". Archived fromthe original on May 19, 2009. RetrievedJune 19, 2009.
  31. ^"MLB.com 5/15/09 Tigers get Raburn, Inge grand slams". Archived fromthe original on May 20, 2009. RetrievedJune 20, 2009.
  32. ^"MLB.com 6/19/09 Tigers rain down runs on Brewers". Archived fromthe original on June 23, 2009. RetrievedJune 20, 2009.
  33. ^"MLB.com 5/19/09 D-Train won't be denied in second start". Archived fromthe original on May 24, 2009.
  34. ^Tigers.com September 3, 2009 Polanco comes through for Tigers win - Victory in 10th extends lead in AL Central to five games
  35. ^Detroit Tigers Official Site September 6, 2009 Tigers sweep behind Inge's heroics - Slugger ropes go-ahead grand slam in ninth inning
  36. ^"Detroit tigers Official Site September 24, 2009 Tigers sweep Tribe, pad AL Central lead - Bats, Verlander help Detroit reduce magic number to eight". Archived fromthe original on September 28, 2009. RetrievedSeptember 25, 2009.

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