Austin Jackson
DETROIT, MI - MAY 11: Austin Jackson #14 of the Detroit Tigers closes in on a ball hit by Mark Reynolds #12 of the Cleveland Indians for a single in the fifth inning at Comerica Park on May 11, 2013 in Detroit, Michigan. Reynolds' single drove in Cleveland's Nick Swisher.
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Detroit Tigers' Jim Leyland: It's a 'no-brain' decision to bat Omar Infante leadoff vs. left-handed pitchers
Texas -- With Austin Jackson on the disabled list and a left-handed pitcher starting for the Texas Rangers on Sunday, it was an easy decision for Tigers manager Jim Leyland to make. Detroit Tigers' Omar Infante (4) during the game against the Texas Rangers from MLive.com Read more »
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In Major League Baseball, strikeouts are now the norm
When Rafael Soriano took the mound to begin the ninth inning of the Washington Nationals' game last Wednesday, in stepped Austin Jackson of the Detroit Tigers. At that point, the Nationals clung to a two-run lead. The Tigers needed base runners, and Jackson, from The Delaware County Times Read more »
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MATTHEW B. MOWERY: 'Catfish' making Tigers lineup dangerous from the bottom up
face our lineup.” But two men cannot do it alone. Nor can three. That’s what we saw last year, when Fielder, Cabrera and Austin Jackson had sensational years, only to have the Tigers score more than 60 fewer runs than a season prior, at a rate of nearly half from Dearborn Press and Guide Read more »
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Garcia starts in center field for Tigers
who each tossed 2 2/3 innings in Thursday's loss to the Rangers, "probably won't" be available Saturday. • Injured outfielder Austin Jackson, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list last Sunday with a pulled left hamstring, should return "on time", according from MLB.com Read more »
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Three strikes and you’re average in today’s ballgame
Rafael Soriano took the mound to begin the ninth inning of the Washington Nationals ’ game last Wednesday, in stepped Austin Jackson of the Detroit Tigers. At that point, the Nationals clung to a two-run lead. The Tigers needed base runners, and Jackson, over from The Washington Post Read more »
