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Player	Opp 1-3	Adv	Opp 1-4	Adv	Opp 2-4	Adv	Opp	Adv	Outs	%
Renteria	28	7	6	4	18	14	52	25	0	48%
Sheffield	19	2	10	8	27	19	56	29	1	46%
Guillen	24	10	4	2	22	10	50	22	0	44%
Polanco	30	9	12	6	32	17	74	32	0	43%
Monroe	13	2	2	1	20	12	35	15	0	43%
Casey	10	2	6	2	13	6	29	10	0	34%
Rodriguez	19	7	5	3	18	10	42	20	2	33%
Ordonez	32	8	13	4	22	13	67	25	1	33%
Granderson	39	11	7	3	34	15	80	29	1	33%
Inge	17	4	5	1	18	10	40	15	1	30%
Cabrera	21	4	8	2	23	9	52	15	0	29%
Jones	19	2	4	2	15	9	38	13	3	11%
Team Totals	247	65	79	34	242	138	568	237	8	38%
MLB Averages	228	60	67	28	198	117	493	204	10	36%

George Kell passes away

Today is a sad day for Tigers fans as the beloved George kell passed away at age 86. Kell's connection to the Tigers spanned six decades starting in 1946 and continuing as a broadcaster on both radio and television from 1959 to 1996.

Kell played 15 years (1943-1957) for five Major League teams including the Tigers from 1946-1952. He was a lifetime .306 hitter and a ten time all-star. he had some of his best years with the Tigers including 1949 when he batted a league leading .343. He led the league in both hits and doubles in 1950 and 1951.

Detroit fans remember him best as a broadcaster who spanned generations of Tigers fans. As a Massachusetts fan, I unfortunately did not get to hear him broadcast games. My link to the Tigers was Ernie Harwell. Those who did hear Kell have fond memories:

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Michael interviewed him two years ago

Team	W	Runs Scored	Runs Allowed	Run differential
Chi	97	855	671	184
Phi	92	799	680	119
Mil	90	750	689	61
NY	89	799	715	84
Hou	86	712	743	-31
StL	86	779	725	54
Fla	84	770	767	3
LA	84	700	648	52
Ari	82	720	706	14
Cin	74	704	800	-96
Col	74	747	822	-75
Atl	72	753	778	-25
SF	72	640	759	-119
Pit	67	735	884	-149
SD	63	637	764	-127
Was	59	641	825	-184