Laird's 13th-inning blast gives Tigers win

It took a 13th-inning solo homer from Gerald Laird and a third inning of relief from Jose Valverde to send the Tigers out of town with a 10-9 victory on Thursday night at Target field.
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Cabrera day-to-day with biceps tendinitis

Tigers slugger and American League MVP candidate Miguel Cabrera left Thursday's game against the Twins with what the team called biceps tendinitis in his left shoulder. He is listed as day-to-day.
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Leyland foresees winter work for Boesch

Brennan Boesch has credited his winter ball stint in the Dominican League last offseason with helping prepare him for his big season this year.
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Peralta has right approach in key situations

Jim Leyland pinned part of his Tigers' offensive woes to inexperienced hitters coming up in RBI situations. Jhonny Peralta does not fit the category.
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Jackson learning intensity of Twins rivalry

Austin Jackson was not around for Game 163 last year. He wasn't even in the organization then.
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Scherzer's gem for naught as Twins walk off

Max Scherzer kept the Tigers alive with nine innings of one-run ball Wednesday night, but the Twins pounced on Detroit's bullpen for the second consecutive night and took a 2-1 final in 10 innings.
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Raburn bothered by strained rotator cuff

Ryan Raburn was out of the Tigers' lineup for Wednesday's showdown with Twins left-hander Francisco Liriano after straining his left rotator cuff on a swing Tuesday night.
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Tigers callup makes St. Pierre's dream reality

Max St. Pierre only had about an hour of sleep Tuesday night because he was afraid of missing his flight, so he might suspect he's still asleep. But he spent 14 years of Minor League ball dreaming about this.
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Damon: Manny can sway AL Central race

Johnny Damon played with Manny Ramirez for four years in Boston, then played against him for three more seasons as rivals with the Yankees. He knows how much Ramirez can impact a playoff race.
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Wells shows off strong arm from outfield

Casper Wells couldn't prevent the go-ahead run from scoring Tuesday night, and he didn't get an at-bat to try to tie it again afterward, but the latest example of his strong arm prevented the Twins from taking a two-run lead.
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