Guillen Has No Pity For Injury-Depleted Tigers

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White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen says he feels no pity for the division-rival Tigers, who placed two more players on the disabled list Sunday.

Detroit lost Magglio Ordonez to a broken ankle and Carlos Guillen to a right calf strain.

They put Brandon Inge on the DL less than a week ago with a broken bone in his left hand.

"I'm not going to feel happy about it, but I'm not going to be upset," Ozzie Guillen said.

"When [Jake Peavy] went down, I heard [Tigers pitcher Justin] Verlander in an interview. He felt bad about Peavy but not feel sorry for the White Sox. Same way. I feel bad for those two guys but I don't feel sorry for Detroit. That's part of the game."

Via ESPN

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