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DETROIT -- Rick Porcello, the first Major League pitcher since Dwight Gooden to put up a 14-win season at age 20 or younger, received the first of the club's postseason honors Thursday by earning the Tigers Rookie of the Year award from the Detroit... Full Article at MLB.com
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DETROIT (AP) — Pitcher Rick Porcello has been named the Detroit Tigers’ rookie of the year. The 20-year-old right-hander was picked Thursday by the Detroit Sports Broadcasters’ Association. Porcello led all American League rookies with 14 wins in 2009. Full Article at The Oakland Press
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DETROIT -- Pitcher Rick Porcello has been named the Detroit Tigers' rookie of the year. The 20-year-old right-hander was picked Thursday by the Detroit Sports Broadcasters' Association. Porcello led all American League rookies with 14 wins in 2009. Full Article at WDIV
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To no one's shock or great horror, right-hander Rick Porcello was named the Tigers' rookie of the year today. Given that he's one of the favorites to win the American League's version of the award, you could say this was pretty well expected. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
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Detroit -- Right-hander Rick Porcello has been named Tigers Rookie of the Year by the Detroit Sports Broadcasters' Association. Porcello, 20, led all American League rookies with 14 wins. Full Article at Detroit News Online
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It's going to be the loudest environment any of these guys have ever been in, and I can tell you that firsthand because I was up there for the '87 World Series when they called it 'The Hankie Dome' and my wife couldn't even hear each other talk ... But that's OK. Sometimes that works for you, and someti...
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It's like deja vu ... Last year, same thing. A lot of these guys have been through this, though. I think that's the best part about it. That breeds confidence just knowing you've been in a position like this before. It's fun. We're having fun.
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The situation is the same, but the setting is different ... There's no way to get around the fact that we're playing at the Dome and not in Detroit. I think we've seen in the past how well we play in front of our fans and how much it can affect the outcome of a game.
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Everybody wrote off the Twins, it seems like, a long time ago, especially when Morneau went down ... A team needs to keep fighting and they've been one of those special teams for a long time. It seems like they don't give up. That's the great thing about baseball. You never know.
