Brayan Pena will not be the Tigers' backup first baseman this season, Al Alburquerque might make the Tigers' Opening Day roster, and Ryan Raburn is a member of the Cleveland Indians. These stories and more in today's Morning Prowl.
Rick Porcello looked really good against some overmatched minor leaguers yesterday, the Tigers rotation still isn't fully set for the first series of the season, & Bruce Rondon throws really hard. These stories and more in today's Morning Prowl.
Drew Smyly may be destined for the long relief role we all hate, Bruce Rondon is definitely destined to be the closer we need, and Aroldis Chapman might get to be the reliever he wants to be. These stories and more in today's Morning Prowl.
Torii Hunter likes what he sees from the Tigers organization thus far, Rick Porcello and Drew Smyly are both pitching in baseball games, and the media is going crazy over this. These stories and more in today's Morning Prowl.
Certain writers are still trying to trade Rick Porcello, Jhonny Peralta is allergic to clam chowder, and... well, not much else in today's bare-bones Morning Prowl.
Bruce Rondon is still learning his mechanics, Jeff Kobernus is fast or something, and Rick Porcello and Drew Smyly are "not options" for the bullpen. These stories and more in today's Morning Prowl.
Victor Martinez hurt himself yesterday, Miguel Cabrera homered twice for Venezuela, and Max Scherzer could actually be as good as he was for most of last season. These stories and more in today's Morning Prowl.
The Texas Rangers are reportedly asking about Rick Porcello, the Los Angeles Angels gave Mike Trout the shaft, and some hack writes about Victor Martinez returning to the lineup. These stories and more in today's Morning Prowl.
Max Scherzer planned to start pitching this week (a.k.a. he's not hurt), Rick Porcello is struggling to find a breaking pitch, and Luke Putkonen might be our long reliever. These stories and more in today's Morning Prowl.
Miguel Cabrera and Nick Castellanos both hit home runs yesterday, the Cleveland Indians sold out their home opener in six minutes, and Kyle Lohse could be the Tigers' downfall. These stories and more in today's Morning Prowl.
