Detroit Tigers

The Tigers have agreed to contract terms with seven players, including Scott Sizemore, who is expected to be the team's starting second baseman.

By Jason Beck Tigers manager Jim Leyland doesn't claim to know what to expect from rookie second baseman Scott Sizemore. But he knows what not to expect. Sizemore presents questions for Leyland

By Jason Beck The Tigers still see Scott Sizemore as their second baseman for 2010. As such, free-agent second baseman Orlando Hudson doesn't appear to be in their near future. Sizemore on track for second base

The Detroit Tigers not long ago named Chesapeake's Scott Sizemore their minor league Player of the Year. And yet, as he tries to become the area's next ... and more »

By billfer The team isn’t commenting yet. It looked like a sure thing that Sizemore, the Tigers likely second baseman in 2010, would be fully healed in a matter of weeks and the injury would be a non-factor by February. The prognosis isn’t dire at this point, but there is a possibility he won’t be all the w...

By Ian Casselberry Scrap today's earlier post that said Scott Sizemore would need six weeks to recover from a fractured ankle.  As mentioned in that post, Sizemore was flown to Detroit to be examined by the Tigers' doctors today.  A MRI exam turned up additional cartilage damage in the ankle.  That means he'll...

By Ian Casselberry Wait - say what now?  Second baseman Scott Sizemore, seemingly the team's preference to be the starting second baseman next season (Adios, Placido Polanco), was injured while making a double play last Thursday in Arizona Fall League play. 

By Ian Casselberry Perhaps Scott Sizemore senses the doubts in Tiger Town as to whether or not he can take over for Placido Polanco next season at second base.  Or maybe he was disappointed over not being one of the Tigers' September call-ups, and is taking out that frustration now. 

By Ian Casselberry With Dave Dombrowski seeming to imply that Scott Sizemore will be Detroit's second baseman next season, the Freep's John Lowe looks at Sizemore's career in the Tigers' organization thus far. Also handing out postseason awards are Tigers Tracks and Mack Avenue Tigers.  John named a winne...

By Kurt I don't think he necessarily projects to being an All-Star second baseman, but he might be able to hold down the position well enough in the future that the Tigers can worry about their deficiencies elsewhere. Minor League Splits Minor League Splits Minor League Splits