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Ron Gardenhire announced on Saturday his retirement from his role as manager of the Detroit Tigers. The 62-year-old was dealing with health issues that led to the decision. Gardenhire hasn’t felt well since dealing with a stomach virus a few …
Detroit Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire may have just found the most apt comparison for his team’s season to date. After a 6-3 loss to the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday, Gardenhire compared their play to that of baseball’s most famous …
Francisco Liriano was forced to leave the Detroit Tigers for a brief period last week after he suffered an allergic reaction, and the results of what caused it are in. If he was anything other than a professional baseball player, they would probably …
Detroit Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire has one game and one ejection under his belt with the team, and has his sights set on an impressive mark. Gardenhire joked Saturday that he has the rare opportunity to be ejected from all 162 games in a season …
The Detroit Tigers are planning to hire Ron Gardenhire as their next manager, according to a report. The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal says the Tigers will hire Gardenhire after finalizing a contract with him. The team began with around 50 names on …
The Boston Red Sox are beginning to sit down with potential managerial candidates, including one fairly experienced option. FOX Sports’s Ken Rosenthal reported Sunday that the Red Sox have asked for permission to speak to former Minnesota Twins …
Ron Gardenhire may be getting Ron Gardenhired by the Boston Red Sox. According to Charley Walters of the Pioneer Press on Wednesday, the former Minnesota Twins manager is in the final three for the Red Sox manager job. Pssst: Ex-Twins manager Ron …
A piece of memorabilia that once was lost has now been found. Last month, Jim Thome hit his 607th career home run against the Twins at Target Field when he was still with the Phillies. The ball appeared to land in one of the flower pots above the …
Yup, Twins manager Ron Gardenhire lost a bet with infielder Tsuyoshi Nishioka over the World Cup Sunday and had to wear that shirt. Sure, the terms could have been much worse (we would have preferred something along these lines), but that’s not …
