As this final week brings 2010 to a close, the five main Big League Stew staffers will take a look at the…
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Former big league manager and infielder Steve Boros, who later played a key behind-the-scenes role in one of baseball’s most thrilling World Series moments, has died. He was 74.
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While the Kansas City Royals don't appear to be interested in trading closer Joakim Soria, he has told…
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Longtime baseball executive Bill Lajoie, whose eye for talent helped build the Detroit Tigers team that won the 1984 World Series championship, died Tuesday. He was 76. Tigers spokesman Brian Britten said the team first learned of Lajoie's death from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Lajoie had been working as a special assistant to the Pirates.
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Of all the aging batsmen that still need to find homes for 2011, Manny Ramirez ranks as the one whose search…
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Signing Carl Crawford and Cliff Lee vaulted the Red Sox and Phillies, respectively, to the top of the offseason list.
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Through thick and thin, sports fans in Detroit have shown their loyalty to their professional sports teams, even when the team has been anything but good. A new chapter will begin for Detroit sports fans in 2010 with these five predictions. 1. The Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera Will Earn the AL MVP award The All-Star first baseman was well on his way to earning his first MVP award in 2010 until he lost the protection in the lineup. To help with this, the Tigers re-signed Magglio Ordonez and brought in catcher Victor Martinez to make sure the opposing…
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DETROIT – A person familiar with the negotiations says six-time all-star Magglio Ordonez and the Detroit Tigers have agreed to a US$10-million, one-year deal.
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Baseball never lacks for great stories, and 2010 was a particularly ripe year.
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The Cleveland Indians have signed shortstop Adam Everett to a minor league deal with an invitation to spring training. Needing middle infield depth, the Indians will take a shot with the 33-year-old Everett, who has played 832 of his 846 major league games at shortstop. He has been with Houston, Minnesota and Detroit.
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