Damon, Granderson to face former teams

Two reunions will transpire on Wednesday when Johnny Damon of the Tigers and Curtis Granderson of the Yanks face their former teams in Lakeland, Fla.

Strasburg dazzles in spring debut

Making his spring debut, Stephen Strasburg pitched two shutout innings vs. the potent Tigers and turned heads. “It was a taste of things to come,” said Nats principal owner Mark Lerner.

Strasburg steals show vs. Tigers

Stephen Strasburg struck out two and tossed two scoreless innings in his Spring Training debut, but the Nationals fell to the Tigers, 9-4, on Tuesday.

Two catchers are Tigers’ first spring cuts

The Tigers made their first roster cuts of camp on Tuesday when they assigned catchers Eric Roof and John Murrian to Minor League camp.

Strasburg debuts Tuesday on MLB.TV

Nationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg is scheduled to make his much-anticipated Spring Training debut against the Tigers at Space Coast Stadium on Tuesday at 1:05 p.m. ET on MLB.TV.

Fien finds himself baseball’s traveling man

In the span of barely more than a week, pitcher Casey Fien has been a member of the Tigers, the Red Sox and the Blue Jays.

Ross plates four, Hudson looks sharp

Catcher David Ross went 2-for-2 with four RBIs and Tim Hudson allowed one run with three strikeouts in three innings as the Braves routed the Tigers, 12-4, on Monday.

Santiago’s versatility key for Tigers

As the Tigers’ top backup at both middle infield spots, and their likely lone switch-hitter off the bench, Ramon Santiago will play a vital role in the team’s success this season.

Turner, Oliver impress Tigers with outings

Jacob Turner, the Tigers’ first-round pick from last year’s First-Year Player Draft isn’t coming up to the big leagues yet. Nor is Andy Oliver, their next selection last summer. But just because manager Jim Leyland can’t have them on his club doesn’t mean he can’t watch them.

Bonine gets Tigers off to good start in win

The Tigers put on a show in a 17-7 victory over the Astros on Friday afternoon, with Carlos Guillen and Don Kelly wielding big bats with two doubles and a mammoth homer, respectively.

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