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Last year, Curtis Granderson became just the fourth player in history to finish a season with at least 20 stolen bases, homers, doubles and triples in one season. (AP)

Granderson making up for lost time
Fresh off a historic 2007 season, Detroit's Curtis Granderson's 2008 hit a bump in the road early, as he rehabbed his fractured wrist over much of the first month. Now, the outfielder is doing his best to help the Tigers rebound from a slow start. More >
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Q&A with Orioles closer Chris Ray
In his second year in the Majors and first year as a full-time closer, Chris Ray has 31 saves in 34 opportunities for the Baltimore Orioles. The hard-throwing right-hander recently answered some questions from MLBPLAYERS.com. More >




The Tampa Bay Rays are off to a franchise-best start, and pitcher Scott Kazmir believes that their performance is no fluke. He recently discussed that and more on Players Talk. More >


Wilson: Tigers will be rested and ready
The best part of having a full week off is that everyone on the club has a chance to rest and recuperate physically. We'll be able to count on the pitching staff being lined up and ready to go when we begin the World Series on Saturday. More >

Guillen: Comfortable at first
With our first baseman, Sean Casey, out of the lineup because of a torn muscle in his left leg, I moved from shortstop to first base, and will probably play there a lot in the American League Championship Series. It's not a new position to me. More >

Verlander: Power pitching for the Tigers
Ever since all those 100-mph gun readings we had at Yankee Stadium in Game 2 of the American League Division Series, I've been asked a lot of questions about triple-digit velocity figures. I never knew how consistently hard I threw until I got to the Majors. More >









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