Folks, it’s starting to look like the Tigers may be figuring out this game they call based balls. After reverting to form against the Native Americans the previous night, the Tigers invaded Canada with a purpose and a passion and won for the fourth time in five games since getting blown out in last Sunday. [...]
Archive for April, 2008
Game Seventeen - Bob Seger 8 Tragically Hip 4
Posted in big tilde, jerkwheat, magglio ordonez, mig tilde, miguel cabrera on April 18, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Game 15 - Popup Video
Posted in big tilde, magglio ordonez, tuffy on April 16, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Finally, it has happened to me
Right in front of my face
And I just cannot hide it
Meeting the Tigers’ offense seemed like a dream
But now the bats are back (or at least it seems)
With a wicked batting eye and curly black hair
It’s just the way he walks to first three times without a care
Finally, the runs [...]
Game 14 - Tiggers 6 Twinkies 5
Posted in big tilde, dingers!, jerkwheat, magglio ordonez, mig tilde, miguel cabrera on April 15, 2008 | 3 Comments »
WINNAR STREAK!!!
Look kids! The Tigers have won two in a row! Dogs and cats, living together! Another fantastic eighth inning effort including the game tying RBI from The Big Tilde followed by what was the game deciding 2 run homer from The Mig Tilde! OH THE HUMANITY!! The Todd Jones Experience did his best to [...]
Important Game 11 Update
Posted in enemies of the tilde, references only tuffy will savor, tuffy on April 15, 2008 | 10 Comments »
Yes, so. That’s Carlos Quentin pointing at my crotch with his glove. He is SO on the Enemies of the Tilde list.
(Nam Y. Huh of AP Photo wanted me to share this with you.)
Game 13 - The State of Our Tilde Is Strong!
Posted in big tilde, magglio ordonez, tuffy on April 14, 2008 | 2 Comments »
“The New Tilde” by Tuffy Lazarus
Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
With conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Here at our halogen-washed, Comerica gates shall stand
A mighty man with a bat, whose flare
Is the run-scoring double, and his name The Big Tilde.
From his glove-hand
Glows world-wide acclaim; his wild hair’s command
The Windsor-bridged harbor that twin [...]
State of the Tilde
Posted in jerkwheat, oh snap on April 13, 2008 | 7 Comments »
Friends, as the past two weeks have unraveled before our eyes, one thing has become perfectly clear - the state of the Tilde right now is straight up turrrrible. The starters have been shelled, the relievers have been shelled, and the hitters couldn’t hit water standing in the ocean. We’ve watched our boys get swept [...]
Game 11 - Froze My Tilde Off
Posted in actual reporting, big tilde, enemies of the tilde, magglio ordonez, tuffy on April 13, 2008 | 11 Comments »
In an ongoing effort to support and honor the Big Tilde, your intrepid reporter went out in the 37-degree rainstorm that encompassed New Comiskey Park Saturday to document the Tigers-White Sox game
Not doin’ THAT again any time soon.
I bundled up appropriately for the occasion: thermal underwear, Tigers shirt, Bears hoodie, Bears pullover jacket, wool cap. [...]
Game Ten - Los Tigres Del Norte 5 Pale Hose 2
Posted in big tilde, brandon inge, jerkwheat on April 11, 2008 | 4 Comments »
I missed out on Dontreezey’s big fall, as I was enjoying a rare evening out with the missus, but I got home in time to turn on my MLB.TV so that I could witness the unpossible - Jason Grilli, the Cheeseman himself, throwing 3 scoreless AND HITLESS innings. After allowing single runs in the first [...]
Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh
Posted in clay rapada, references only tuffy will savor, suss, the man of yore on April 11, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Say hello to ♬ Clay Rapada
From Toledo ♬ they will borrow
And they say he will replace Yorman Bazardo
Game 9 - Didn’t Happen
Posted in big tilde, magglio ordonez, tuffy on April 11, 2008 | 7 Comments »
In yesterday’s news, the Big Tilde hit his first home run of the season off no one in particular in a game that never happened and we can all move on with our lives. Certainly, the Tigers’ bullpen didn’t give up more than the sellers in the Louisiana Purchase in the 7th and 8th [...]