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Inge Expresses Anger Over Cabrera Trade
He asked the Tigers to trade him following the acquisition of Cabrera, but a deal was never made and doesn't seem to be in the future. "They're still trying to trade me, but I need to get ready for the possibility that I'm going to spring training with the Tigers," Inge told the AP Monday. "People have said or written, 'Take your $6 million and be happy sitting on the bench.' But money doesn't make me happy - playing baseball does." Detroit Tigers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Tigers' Granderson Could Get Long-Term Deal
Granderson won't be a free agent until after the 2011 season, but Detroit traded all of their centerfielder prospects this summer, increasing their need to keep Granderson around. Detroit Tigers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Report: FBI Alerted To Canseco 'Offer' To Ordonez
The Times cited several sources within the game in a report on its website and revealed that the matter was discussed with the FBI. Ordonez opted not to press charges against Canseco. Detroit Tigers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Tigers Jan 2008 Archive
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Detroit third baseman Brandon Inge is angry that the Tigers traded for Miguel Cabrera, according to the Associated Press.
The Detroit Free Press has reported that the Tigers have initiated talks with outfielder Curtis Granderson on a long-term contract extension.
Jose Canseco offered to keep Tigers' slugger Magglio Ordonez "clear" in his upcoming book on steroid use in Major League League if the outfielder invested in one of Canseco's projects, the New York Times reported Wednesday night.