Joel Zumaya pitched for the Mud Hens on Saturday and by the accounts that I've read, did well. His line: 2.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 SO.
Only one strikeout concerns me because that makes me wonder how hard he was throwing. But, he only gave up 2 hits and didn't let anybody score, so that is pretty positive. Also..no walks!!! Gotta love that. Lets hope he has another 1 or 2 successful outings down on the farm and then joins the Tigers soon.
Interesting note from the Pirates - Braves game yesterday. One of our 2006 hero's, Craig Monroe, had a huge day and I am very happy for him. He got the start in RF, hit two HR and drove in 6. Nice job, Craig. Keep it going young man!
I'll always remember Rod Allen after a number of Craig's late inning heroics in 2006 saying "Craig did it again"...."he did it again"!!! Good times.
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- I grew up in Ann Arbor, MI and have been a Tigers fan my whole life. I remember listening to Ernie Harwell as a young boy with the Bird pitching. My fist game was in the mid to late 1970's and Rusty Staub hit a HR in the 10th inning. It was a walk-off HR before the term "walk-off" even existed. On the day of the 5th game of the World Series in 1984, I was 17 and was supposed to work at Wendy's. It was the only day I have ever blown off work. When Gibby hit his second HR (the famous one), it was a great feeling to know my team was the best...was world champions. In 2006, I attended game 3 versus the Yankees when Kenny Rogers shutdown the hated Yanks. I was supposed to go to game 3 versus the Athletics, but had to work. So, the next day, a friend of mine and I went up to the stadium for game 4 without tickets. We found some for around $120 each and got to see the most amazing sporting event of my life!
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