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2010 Detroit Tigers season

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Major League Baseball season

Major League Baseball team season
2010 Detroit Tigers
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionCentral
BallparkComerica Park
CityDetroit,Michigan
Record81–81 (.500)
Divisional place3rd
OwnersMike Ilitch
General managersDave Dombrowski
ManagersJim Leyland
TelevisionFox Sports Detroit
(Mario Impemba,Rod Allen)
RadioDetroit Tigers Radio Network
(Dan Dickerson,Jim Price)
StatsESPN.com
Baseball Reference
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The2010Detroit Tigers season was the team's 110th season. This year saw the passing of legendary Tigers broadcasterErnie Harwell, and nearly saw the firstperfect game thrown by a Tigers pitcher. The Tigers spent most of the season in 2nd or 3rd place. The third-place Tigers finished 13 games behind the AL Central Champion Minnesota Twins, with an 81–81 record and failed to make the playoffs.

Austin Jackson made the Tigers' opening day roster, and was American League Rookie of the Month for April.[1] 2010 also saw the debuts of several rookies from the Tiger farm system, includingBrennan Boesch,Scott Sizemore,Danny Worth,Casper Wells andWill Rhymes. Boesch was called up on April 23, 2010, and was named the AL Rookie of the Month for May and June.[2][3]

The Tigers sent three players to the 2010 All-Star game.Miguel Cabrera andJosé Valverde were selected as reserves, and starterJustin Verlander was added to the team when another AL starter who was selected was unable to pitch due to scheduling. At the All-Star break, the Tigers were a half-game out of first place in the AL Central, behind theChicago White Sox. But a slow start and injuries to key playersMagglio Ordóñez,Carlos Guillén andBrandon Inge shortly after the break sent the Tigers into a tailspin. Closer Valverde would also suffer a series of nagging injuries down the stretch. The Tigers finished the season with an 81-81 record, good for third place, 13 games back of the division-winningMinnesota Twins. While playing outstanding baseball at home, the Tigers were just 29-52 on the road. Only theSeattle Mariners had fewer road wins than the Tigers among American League teams.

Among the season highlights were Miguel Cabrera hitting .328 with 38 home runs and an AL-best 126 RBI, earning the American LeagueSilver Slugger Award at first base[4] and finishing second in the AL MVP race (earning 5 of 28 first-place votes).[5] Austin Jackson (.293 average, 103 runs, 181 hits, 27 stolen bases) finished second in the AL Rookie-of-the-Year voting. Justin Verlander enjoyed another strong season (18-9 record, 3.37 ERA, 219 strikeouts). After a slow start and a brief trip to the minors, Max Scherzer showed promise with a 12-11 record, 3.50 ERA and 181 strikeouts.

On July 26, the Tigers were on the losing end ofMatt Garza's no-hitter in Tampa.[6]

Until2015, this was the last season in which the Tigers failed to make the playoffs.

2009-10 offseason activities

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Personnel changes

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Releases

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Trades

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Signings

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Roster

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2010 Detroit Tigers
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

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Transactions

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Tributes to Ernie Harwell

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Ernie Harwell commemorative patch worn in 2010.
Ernie Harwell commemorative patch worn in 2010.

On May 4, Tigers broadcasterErnie Harwell died at age 92.[28] Two days later, Harwell's bodylied in repose at Comerica Park, with over 10,000 fans filing past the casket.[29] In his honor, the Tigers wore patches (shown at right) and flew a flag in the center field of Comerica Park both bearing his initials for the remainder of the season.[30]

The near-perfect game

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Main article:Armando Galarraga's near-perfect game

In the June 2 game against Cleveland,Armando Galarraga had aperfect game going with two outs in the top of the ninth when first base umpireJim Joyce made a controversial call, ruling a batter safe at first when video replay showed he was out. Joyce later said "I took a perfect game away from that kid, I thought he beat the throw. I was convinced he beat the throw, until I saw the replay."[31] After the game, Galarraga told reporters Joyce apologized to him directly and gave him a hug. Despite large fan support for overturning the call, MLB CommissionerBud Selig let the call stand, but said he would look into expanding replay beyond home run calls for the future.

It would have been the first perfect game thrown by a Tigers pitcher. Two previous Tigers,Tommy Bridges (1932) andMilt Wilcox (1983), had also come within one out of throwing perfect games before having them broken up by the 27th batter.

Season standings

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American League Central

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AL Central
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
Minnesota Twins9468.580—53‍–‍2841‍–‍40
Chicago White Sox8874.543645‍–‍3643‍–‍38
Detroit Tigers8181.5001352‍–‍2929‍–‍52
Cleveland Indians6993.4262538‍–‍4331‍–‍50
Kansas City Royals6795.4142738‍–‍4329‍–‍52

American League Wild Card

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Division winners
TeamWLPct.
Tampa Bay Rays9666.593
Minnesota Twins9468.580
Texas Rangers9072.556
Wild Card team
(Top team qualifies for postseason)
TeamWLPct.GB
New York Yankees9567.586—
Boston Red Sox8973.5496
Chicago White Sox8874.5437
Toronto Blue Jays8577.52510
Detroit Tigers8181.50014
Oakland Athletics8181.50014
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim8082.49415
Cleveland Indians6993.42626
Kansas City Royals6795.41428
Baltimore Orioles6696.40729
Seattle Mariners61101.37734

Record vs. opponents

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2010 American League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2010
TeamBALBOSCWSCLEDETKCLAAMINNYYOAKSEATBTEXTORNL
Baltimore–9–94–33–35–52–46–03–55–133–73–67–116–43–157–11
Boston9–9–1–64–43–34–39–13–29–94–57–37–114–612–613–5
Chicago3–46–1–9–98–1010–87–25–132–44–59–13–44–53–515–3
Cleveland3–34–49–9–9–910–85–46–122–63–63–42–72–46–45–13
Detroit5–53–310–89–9–10–86–49–94–43–33–51–63–64–411–7
Kansas City4–23-49–108–108–10–3-75–133–53–65–44–42–73–38–10
Los Angeles0–61–92–74–54–67–3–2–54–411–815–44–59–106–311–7
Minnesota5–32–313–512–69–913–55–2–2–46–36-43–57–33–68–10
New York13–59–94–26-24–45–34–44–2–9–16–48–104–48–1011–7
Oakland7–35–45–46–33–36–38–113–61–9–13–64–59–103–48–10
Seattle6–33–71–94–35–34–54–154–64–66–13–2–77–122–39–9
Tampa Bay11–711–74–37–26–14–45–45–310–85–47–2–4–210–87–11
Texas4–66–45–44–26–37–210-93-74-410-912–72–4–3–714–4
Toronto15–36–125–34–64–43–33–66–310–84–33–28–107–3–7–11
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Game log

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Legend
Tigers winTigers lossGame postponed
2010 Game Log
April (14–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 5@RoyalsW 8–4Zumaya (1–0)Tejeda (0–1)40,0521–0
2April 7@RoyalsL 3–2(11)Farnsworth (1–0)Valverde (0–1)10,5741–1
3April 8@RoyalsW 7–3Bonine (1–0)Mendoza (0–1)10,9092–1
4April 9IndiansW 5–2Porcello (1–0)Huff (0–1)Valverde (1)45,0103–1
5April 10IndiansW 4–2Bonderman (1–0)Talbot (0–1)Perry (1)35,3324–1
6April 11IndiansW 9–8Coke (1–0)Perez (0–1)26,0815–1
7April 12RoyalsL 10–5Hochevar (1–0)Scherzer (0–1)17,0585–2
8April 13RoyalsW 6–5Zumaya (2–0)Hughes (0–1)Valverde (2)18,4146–2
9April 14RoyalsL 7–3Davies (1–0)Perry (0–1)Soria (2)19,2626–3
10April 16@MarinersL 11–3Hernández (1–0)Bonderman (1–1)39,9996–4
11April 17@MarinersL 4–2League (2–0)Verlander (0–1)Aardsma (5)31,6476–5
12April 18@MarinersW 4–2Scherzer (1–1)Snell (0–2)Valverde (3)30,4197–5
13April 19@AngelsL 2–0Piñeiro (2–1)Willis (0–1)Rodney (4)36,0067–6
14April 20@AngelsL 6–5Kazmir (1–1)Porcello (1–1)Rodney (5)35,2667–7
15April 21@AngelsW 4–3Coke (2–0)Fuentes (0–1)Valverde (4)35,2798–7
16April 22@AngelsW 5–4Verlander (1–1)Saunders (1–3)Valverde (5)37,3389–7
17April 23@RangersL 5–4Feliz (1–0)Ni (0–1)26,4459–8
18April 24@RangersW 8–4Bonine (2–0)Feldman (1–2)45,75210–8
19April 25@RangersL 8–4Lewis (3–0)Porcello (1–2)31,21110–9
20April 26@RangersW 8–6Coke (3–0)Feliz (1–1)Valverde (6)16,38111–9
21April 27TwinsL 2–0Liriano (3–0)Verlander (1–2)Rauch (7)22,00811–10
22April 28TwinsW 11–6Thomas (1–0)Mahay (0–1)19,90012–10
23April 29TwinsW 3–0Willis (1–1)Pavano (3–2)Valverde (7)25,59513–10
24April 30AngelsW 10–6Porcello (2–2)Piñeiro (2–3)31,72514–10
May (12–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
25May 1AngelsW 3–2Perry (1–1)Shields (0–1)31,04215–10
26May 2AngelsW 5–1Verlander (2–2)Weaver (3–1)25,60316–10
27May 3@TwinsL 10–4Baker (3–2)Scherzer (1–2)38,72816–11
28May 4@TwinsL 4–3Blackburn (2–1)Perry (1–2)39,02016–12
29May 5@TwinsL 5–4Slowey (4–2)Porcello (2–3)Rauch (8)39,03716–13
–May 7@IndiansPostponed (rain) – rescheduled for July 17
30May 8@IndiansW 6–4Verlander (3–2)Wood (0–1)Valverde (8)18,42817–13
31May 9@IndiansL 7–4Talbot (4–2)Scherzer (1–3)Perez (5)16,98017–14
32May 10YankeesW 5–4Bonine (3–0)Mitre (0–1)Valverde (9)34,36518–14
–May 11YankeesPostponed (rain) – rescheduled for May 12
33May 12YankeesW 2–0Porcello (3–3)Vázquez (1–4)Valverde (10)27,37619–14
34May 12YankeesL 8–0Hughes (5–0)Bonderman (1–2)28,51419–15
35May 13YankeesW 6–0Verlander (4–2)Sabathia (4–2)31,13020–15
36May 14Red SoxL 7–2Buchholz (4–3)Scherzer (1–4)31,73220–16
37May 15Red SoxW 7–6(12)Valverde (1–1)Delcarmen (1–2)40,74221–16
38May 16Red SoxW 5–1Galarraga (1–0)Lackey (4–2)35,45422–16
–May 17White SoxPostponed (rain) – rescheduled for August 3
39May 18White SoxL 6–2García (3–2)Porcello (3–4)28,15522–17
40May 19@AthleticsW 5–1Verlander (5–2)Braden (4–4)19,28423–17
41May 20@AthleticsW 5–2Bonderman (2–2)Ross (1–2)Valverde (11)24,14624–17
42May 21@DodgersL 4–1Billingsley (5–2)Willis (1–2)Broxton (9)44,28224–18
43May 22@DodgersL 6–4Ely (3–1)Galarraga (1–1)Broxton (10)45,11724–19
44May 23@DodgersW 6–2Porcello (4–4)Kuroda (5–2)46,05325–19
45May 25@MarinersL 5–3Kelley (3–0)Verlander (5–3)Aardsma (10)20,92025–20
46May 26@MarinersL 5–4League (4–4)Perry (1–3)Aardsma (11)22,42225–21
47May 28AthleticsL 5–4Ziegler (2–2)Perry (1–4)Bailey (10)40,21025–22
48May 29AthleticsL 6–0Anderson (2–1)Porcello (4–5)39,75025–23
49May 30AthleticsW 10–2Scherzer (2–4)Braden (4–5)Zumaya (1)32,51026–23
50May 31AthleticsL 4–1Cahill (4–2)Verlander (5–4)Bailey (11)23,64126–24
June (15–12)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
51June 1IndiansL 3–2Westbrook (3–3)Bonderman (2–3)Wood (3)19,44626–25
52June 2IndiansW 3–0Galarraga (2–1)Carmona (4–4)17,73827–25
53June 3IndiansW 12–6Thomas (2–0)Ambriz (0–1)28,16928–25
54June 4@RoyalsL 7–3Chen (2–0)Scherzer (2–5)21,93028–26
55June 5@RoyalsW 4–2Verlander (6–4)Hochevar (5–4)Valverde (12)24,38329–26
56June 6@RoyalsL 7–2Bannister (6–3)Bonderman (2–4)22,24029–27
57June 8@White SoxW 7–2Thomas (3–0)Thornton (2–3)20,77630–27
58June 9@White SoxL 15–3García (6–3)Porcello (4–6)21,95930–28
59June 10@White SoxL 3–0Danks (5–5)Scherzer (2–6)Jenks (10)26,00430–29
60June 11PiratesW 6–2Verlander (7–4)Ohlendorf (0–4)33,23631–29
61June 12PiratesW 4–3(10)Coke (4–0)Donnelly (2–1)34,50132–29
62June 13PiratesW 4–3Thomas (4–0)López (1–1)Valverde (13)31,24333–29
63June 15NationalsW 7–4Scherzer (3–6)Lannan (2–4)Valverde (14)24,82134–29
64June 16NationalsW 8–3Verlander (8–4)Hernández (5–4)24,76735–29
65June 17NationalsW 8–3Bonderman (3–4)Atilano (5–4)33,63036–29
66June 18DiamondbacksW 7–5Coke (5–0)Qualls (1–4)Valverde (15)37,43837–29
67June 19DiamondbacksL 6–5Jackson (4–6)Porcello (4–7)Heilman (1)40,68137–30
68June 20DiamondbacksW 3–1Scherzer (4–6)Kennedy (3–5)Valverde (16)41,41738–30
69June 22@MetsL 14–6Nieve (2–3)Verlander (8–5)32,36338–31
70June 23@MetsL 5–0Dickey (6–0)Bonderman (3–5)35,04538–32
71June 24@MetsW 6–5Galarraga (3–1)Takahashi (6–3)Valverde (17)31,31939–32
72June 25@BravesL 3–1Medlen (5–1)Oliver (0–1)Wagner (15)36,63439–33
73June 26@BravesL 4–3Kawakami (1–9)Zumaya (2–1)Moylan (1)39,18439–34
74June 27@BravesW 10–4Verlander (9–5)Hanson (7–5)26,03440–34
75June 28@TwinsW 7–5Bonderman (4–5)Liriano (6–6)Valverde (18)40,68141–34
76June 29@TwinsL 11–4Blackburn (7–5)Galarraga (3–2)40,59341–35
77June 30@TwinsL 5–1Slowey (8–5)Oliver (0–2)40,67141–36
July (11–15)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
78July 2MarinersW 7–1Scherzer (5–6)Fister (3–4)32,51242–36
79July 3MarinersW 6–1Verlander (10–5)Vargas (6–4)32,43043–36
80July 4MarinersL 8–1Lee (8–3)Bonderman (4–6)24,89943–37
81July 5OriolesW 12–9Bonine (4–0)Hendrickson (1–4)25,43244–37
82July 6OriolesW 7–5(11)Perry (2–4)Hernandez (3–7)22,53245–37
83July 7OriolesW 4–2Scherzer (6–6)Bergesen (3–6)22,83746–37
84July 9TwinsW 7–3Verlander (11–5)Liriano (6–7)42,54947–37
85July 10TwinsW 7–4Bonderman (5–6)Blackburn (7–7)Valverde (19)41,46148–37
86July 11TwinsL 6–3Pavano (10–6)Oliver (0–3)Rauch (20)39,68948–38
87July 16@IndiansL 8–2Westbrook (6–5)Scherzer (6–7)22,29548–39
88July 17@IndiansL 4–3Carmona (9–7)Coke (5–1)Perez (8)20,09048–40
89July 17@IndiansL 2–1(11)Perez (2–0)Weinhardt (0–1)20,09248–41
90July 18@IndiansL 7–2Gómez (1–0)Oliver (0–4)19,10248–42
91July 19RangersL 8–6(14)Harrison (2–1)González (0–1)Feliz (25)26,62648–43
92July 20RangersL 8–0Hunter (7–0)Galarraga (3–3)27,57648–44
93July 21RangersW 4–1Scherzer (7–7)Lewis (9–6)28,70449–44
94July 22Blue JaysW 5–2Verlander (12–5)Romero (7–7)Valverde (20)34,47650–44
–July 23Blue JaysPostponed (rain) – rescheduled for July 25
95July 24Blue JaysL 3–2Marcum (9–4)Porcello (4–8)Gregg (22)39,39150–45
96July 25Blue JaysL 5–3Downs (4–5)Valverde (1–2)Gregg (23)38,52650–46
97July 25Blue JaysW 6–5Coke (6–1)Frasor (3–3)Valverde (21)37,09351–46
98July 26@RaysL 5–0Garza (11–5)Scherzer (7–8)17,00951–47
99July 27@RaysL 3–2Shields (9–9)Verlander (12–6)Soriano (27)19,84351–48
100July 28@RaysL 7–4Niemann (9–3)Bonine (4–1)Soriano (28)16,20951–49
101July 29@RaysL 4–2Price (14–5)Porcello (4–9)Wheeler (2)26,71651–50
102July 30@Red SoxW 6–5Weinhardt (1–1)Lester (11–6)37,83252–50
103July 31@Red SoxL 5–4Okajima (4–3)Coke (6–2)37,39552–51
August (13–16)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
104August 1@Red SoxL 4–3Papelbon (4–4)Thomas (4–1)37,47952–52
105August 3White SoxL 12–2Buehrle (10–8)Porcello (4–10)26,14152–53
106August 3White SoxW 7–1Bonderman (6–6)Torres (0–1)24,82653–53
107August 4White SoxL 4–1Jackson (7–10)Galarraga (3–4)Jenks (23)31,77053–54
108August 5White SoxL 6–4(11)Santos (1–0)Valverde (1–3)34,15653–55
109August 6AngelsL 4–2Weaver (11–7)Verlander (12–7)Fuentes (21)35,10653–56
110August 7AngelsL 10–1Kazmir (8–9)Bonderman (6–7)38,78353–57
111August 8AngelsW 9–4Porcello (5–10)Bell (1–3)32,03754–57
112August 9RaysL 6–3Price (15–5)Galarraga (3–5)Soriano (32)29,93254–58
113August 10RaysL 8–0Hellickson (2–0)Scherzer (7–9)26,11454–59
114August 11RaysW 3–2Verlander (13–7)Garza (11–7)Valverde (22)28,81555–59
115August 13@White SoxL 8–4Buehrle (11–9)Bonderman (6–8)34,83455–60
116August 14@White SoxW 3–2Coke (7–2)Putz (5–4)36,54856–60
117August 15@White SoxW 13–8Thomas (5–1)Putz (5–5)36,28757–60
118August 16@YankeesW 3–1Scherzer (8–9)Vázquez (9–9)Valverde (23)46,09858–60
119August 17@YankeesL 6–2Sabathia (16–5)Verlander (13–8)46,90658–61
120August 18@YankeesL 9–5Moseley (3–2)Bonderman (6–9)46,47958–62
121August 19@YankeesL 11–5Hughes (15–5)Porcello (5–11)48,14358–63
122August 20IndiansW 6–0Galarraga (4–5)Masterson (4–12)33,93659–63
123August 21IndiansW 5–2Scherzer (9–9)Tomlin (1–3)Valverde (24)38,08860–63
124August 22IndiansW 8–1Verlander (14–8)Gómez (3–2)35,10461–63
125August 23RoyalsW 12–3Bonderman (7–9)Chen (8–7)30,55262–63
126August 24RoyalsW 9–1Porcello (6–11)Davies (6–8)29,04363–63
127August 25RoyalsL 4–3(12)Humber (1–0)Fígaro (0–1)Soria (36)31,23163–64
128August 26@Blue JaysW 7–1Scherzer (10–9)Romero (10–8)16,08864–64
129August 27@Blue JaysL 3–2(11)Camp (4–2)Coke (7–3)20,29864–65
130August 28@Blue JaysL 5–4Morrow (10–6)Fígaro (0–2)Gregg (30)27,11964–66
131August 29@Blue JaysW 10–4Porcello (7–11)Rzepczynski (1–3)26,62465–66
132August 31@TwinsL 4–3Guerrier (3–7)Coke (7–4)Capps (33)40,18665–67
September (15–11)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
133September 1@TwinsL 2–1(10)Rauch (3–1)Perry (2–5)39,43865–68
134September 2@TwinsW 10–9(13)Valverde (2–3)Blackburn (8–9)39,55166–68
135September 3@RoyalsW 9–5(11)Perry (3–5)Chavez (5–5)17,83567–68
136September 4@RoyalsW 6–4Porcello (8–11)Hughes (1–2)Valverde (25)21,48368–68
137September 5@RoyalsL 2–1Davies (7–9)Thomas (5–2)Soria (37)19,06168–69
138September 6White SoxL 5–4(10)Sale (1–1)Valverde (2–4)32,92468–70
139September 7White SoxW 9–1Verlander (15–8)García (11–6)24,90569–70
140September 8White SoxW 5–1Bonderman (8–9)Danks (13–10)25,99570–70
141September 9White SoxW 6–3Porcello (9–11)Floyd (10–12)Perry (2)29,99571–70
142September 10OriolesL 6–3Hernandez (6–8)Coke (7–5)Uehara (8)28,57571–71
143September 11OriolesL 5–3Guthrie (10–13)Scherzer (10–10)Uehara (9)28,13971–72
144September 12OriolesW 6–2Verlander (16–8)Gonzalez (0–3)24,17072–72
145September 14@RangersL 11–4Nippert (4–4)Weinhardt (1–2)24,45272–73
146September 15@RangersL 11–7Lewis (11–12)Galarraga (4–6)34,96472–74
147September 17@White SoxW 9–2Scherzer (11–10)Jackson (9–12)28,56373–74
148September 18@White SoxW 6–3Verlander (17–8)Santos (2–1)27,82874–74
149September 19@White SoxW 9–7 (11)Weinhardt (2–2)Santos (2–2)Schlereth (1)24,41775–74
150September 20RoyalsW 7–5Thomas (6–2)Greinke (9–13)Coke (2)24,38276–74
151September 21RoyalsL 9–6Chen (11–7)Galarraga (4–7)Soria (40)26,17876–75
152September 22RoyalsW 4–2Scherzer (12–10)Davies (8–11)24,67877–75
153September 24TwinsW 10–1Verlander (18–8)Liriano (14–9)30,08378–75
154September 25TwinsW 11–10(13)Schlereth (1–0)Neshek (0–1)34,12979–75
155September 26TwinsW 5–1Porcello (10–11)Duensing (10–3)32,02180–75
156September 27@IndiansL 6–3Carrasco (2–1)Galarraga (4–8)Perez (22)10,16180–76
–September 28@IndiansPostponed (rain) – rescheduled for September 29
157September 29@IndiansL 4–0Talbot (10–13)Scherzer (12–11)80–77
158September 29@IndiansL 4–3Tomlin (6–4)Verlander (18–9)Perez (23)12,22780–78
–September 30@OriolesPostponed (rain) – rescheduled for October 1
October (1–3)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
159October 1@OriolesL 10–6Tillman (2–5)Bonderman (8–10)80–79
160October 1@OriolesL 2–1Guthrie (11–14)Porcello (10–12)Uehara (12)20,87080–80
161October 2@OriolesL 2–1Matusz (10–12)Galarraga (4–9)Uehara (13)35,33280–81
162October 3@OriolesW 4–2Schlereth (2–0)Bergesen (8–12)Valverde (26)23,91481–81

Player stats

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Batting

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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Walks; AVG = Batting average; SLG = Slugging average

PlayerGABRH2B3BHRRBISBBBAVGSLG
Austin Jackson15161810318134104412747.293.400
Miguel Cabrera15054811118045138126389.328.622
Johnny Damon145539811463658511169.271.401
Brandon Inge144514471272851370454.247.397
Brennan Boesch133464491192631467740.256.416
Ryan Raburn113371541042511562227.280.474
Magglio Ordóñez8432356981711259140.303.474
Ramón Santiago112320388491322230.263.325
Alex Avila1042942867120731236.228.340
Gerald Laird892702256110525318.207.304
Carlos Guillén682532669171634121.273.419
Don Kelly11923830584092738.244.374
Jhonny Peralta57217235570838021.253.396
Will Rhymes541913058123119014.304.414
Scott Sizemore48143193270314015.224.336
Danny Worth391061027502816.255.358
Casper Wells369314306141706.323.538
Adam Everett3181615500424.185.247
Jeff Frazier92335100101.217.261
Jeff Larish31002000100.200.200
Max St. Pierre6912100000.222.333
Pitcher Totals1621800000000.000.000
Team Totals162564375115153083215271769546.268.415

Source:[1]

Pitching

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Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; SO = Strikeouts

PlayerWLERAGGSSVIPHRERBBSO
Justin Verlander1893.3733330224.1190898471219
Max Scherzer12113.5031310195.2174847670184
Jeremy Bonderman8105.5330290171.018711310560112
Rick Porcello10124.9227270162.218896893884
Armando Galarraga494.4925240144.114375725174
Brad Thomas623.89492069.17731302930
Eddie Bonine414.63471068.08437352226
Phil Coke753.76741264.26729272653
José Valverde243.006002663.04124213263
Ryan Perry353.59600262.25526252345
Dontrelle Willis124.9898043.14824242933
Joel Zumaya212.58310138.13213111134
Robbie Weinhardt226.14280029.1402320821
Enrique González013.81180026.02111111713
Fu-Te Ni016.65220023.02719171922
Andy Oliver047.3655022.02622181318
Daniel Schlereth202.89180118.220761019
Alfredo Fígaro026.7581014.218121185
Casey Fien0010.132002.243300
Jay Sborz0067.501000.235501
Team Totals81814.30162162321444.114457436905371056

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Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAAToledo Mud HensInternational LeagueLarry Parrish
AAErie SeaWolvesEastern LeaguePhil Nevin
ALakeland Flying TigersFlorida State LeagueAndy Barkett
AWest Michigan WhitecapsMidwest LeagueJoe DePastino
A-Short SeasonConnecticut TigersNew York–Penn LeagueHoward Bushong
RookieGCL TigersGulf Coast LeagueBasilio Cabrera

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