With all the injuries and potential injuries, will a rookie crack the lineup or a trade change the look of the lineup? Predict and update your opening day linup for 2005:
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C Ivan Rodriguez
1B Carlos Pena
2B Ryan Raburn
SS Ramon Martinez
3B Brandon Inge
CF Nook Logan
RF Bobby Higginson
LF Rondell White
DH Dmitre Young
SP Jason JohnsonIn the 1920's, Harry Heilmann led the AL with a .364 average. In addition, he averaged 220 hits, 45 doubles, 12 triples, 16 homers, 110 runs, and 130 RBI.
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Significantly more accurate than mine. I thought Guillen, Infante, and Ordonez would be out for the first half of the season. Although, I am under the impression that Inge is at 3B regardless.In the 1920's, Harry Heilmann led the AL with a .364 average. In addition, he averaged 220 hits, 45 doubles, 12 triples, 16 homers, 110 runs, and 130 RBI.
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Originally posted by HDHSignificantly more accurate than mine. I thought Guillen, Infante, and Ordonez would be out for the first half of the season. Although, I am under the impression that Inge is at 3B regardless."From reading some of your other posts your to much of a jerk, who thinks he's funny to debate on any thread. Just wanted to let you know what i and im sure others think of your mostly stupid posts..."
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For 2007
It gets easier every year... Who opens the season including SP?
C Ivan Rodriguez
1B Sean Casey
2B Placido Polanco
SS Carlos Guillen
3B Brandon Inge
RF Magglio Ordonez
CF Curtis Granderson
LF Craig Monroe
DH Gary Sheffield
SP Justin VerlanderIn the 1920's, Harry Heilmann led the AL with a .364 average. In addition, he averaged 220 hits, 45 doubles, 12 triples, 16 homers, 110 runs, and 130 RBI.
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C - Pudge Rodriguez
1B - Sean Casey
2B - Placido Polanco
3B - Brandon Inge
SS - Carlos Guillen
LF - Craig Monroe
CF - Curtis Granderson
RF - Magglio Ordonez
DH - Gary Sheffield
SP - Kenny Rogers
Same lineup as yours, except I think Rogers earned another Opening Day start with the way he pitched in the playoffs (go ahead, throw those pine tar jokes my way). Verlander and Bonderman will duke it out for Opening Day honors in 2008."Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night." - Edgar Allan Poe
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Originally posted by HDHC Ivan Rodriguez
1B Carlos Pena
2B Ryan Raburn
SS Ramon Martinez
3B Brandon Inge
CF Nook Logan
RF Bobby Higginson
LF Rondell White
DH Dmitre Young
SP Jason Johnson
Bobby Higginson where have you gone....ok it is not Joe Dimaggio where have you gone but still....was that Higgis' 15AB in april swan song? It seems longer ago, but I guess that is right?
I always liked Nook, but the NL likely suits Nooks strengths better (and hey you can't argue with Granderson).
Jason Johnson always seemed to me to have the STUFF for a solid number 2 SP if not a 1...just he struck me as too nice a guy to really bear down and kill batters, like you would need to day in and out to get through those B-/C+ stuff days that every starter has.
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I figured I would even try the batting order.
1) CF-Granderson
2) 2B-Polanco
3) 1B-Casey
4) RF-Ordonez
5) SS-Guillen
6) DH-Sheffield
7) C-Pudge
8) LF-Monroe
9) 3B-Inge
SP-Verlander"The base paths belonged to me, the runner. The rules gave me the right. I always went into a bag full speed, feet first. I had sharp spikes on my shoes. If the baseman stood where he had no business to be and got hurt, that was his fault. -Ty Cobb
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Originally posted by nosoupforyouI figured I would even try the batting order.
1) CF-Granderson
2) 2B-Polanco
3) 1B-Casey
4) RF-Ordonez
5) SS-Guillen
6) DH-Sheffield
7) C-Pudge
8) LF-Monroe
9) 3B-Inge
SP-Verlander
And I start Jeremy Bonderman. He is in all likelihood the staff Ace. With a long term contract in the bag, I'd like to see the Tigers reward him with his 2nd Opening Day start. He's more than earned it. Bless Kenny Rogers for what he meant to the Tigers last year, but Bonderman is the Tigers #1 pitcher and should get the nod. Verlander had a special rookie year as well, but hasn't "earned" it like Bonderman has.
My rotation is all subject to change obviously as the roster becomes clearer.
1. Bonderman R
2. Rogers L
3. Robertson L
4. Verlander R
5. Maroth L
I know I'm not the only Tigers fan who is being optimisticly cautious about Verlanders arm this year. How can you not have visions of 1999 Kerry Wood? With that said, if Maroth can return to form, Ledezma could easily step into the anyones spot in the rotation and excel as well.
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1. Polanco 2b
2. Guillen ss
3. Casey 1b
4. Sheffield dh
5. Ordonez rf
6. Rodriguez c
7. Granderson cf
8. Monroe lf
9. Inge 3b
I don't like Curtis as the lead off man. And I personally prefer Thames in left field instead of Monroe, but I don't think that will happen. I wasn't really sure on the 7, 8, and 9 spots in my lineup, but I put Granderson in the 7th spot to mix up the hitters more.
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Originally posted by Johnny_Damon1. Polanco 2b
2. Guillen ss
3. Casey 1b
4. Sheffield dh
5. Ordonez rf
6. Rodriguez c
7. Granderson cf
8. Monroe lf
9. Inge 3b
I don't like Curtis as the lead off man. And I personally prefer Thames in left field instead of Monroe, but I don't think that will happen. I wasn't really sure on the 7, 8, and 9 spots in my lineup, but I put Granderson in the 7th spot to mix up the hitters more.
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Originally posted by tigers527Sean Casey, as much as I am pulling for the guy would surprise the heck out of me if he winds up in that 3rd spot.
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