Add third baseman Aramis Ramirez to theCubs? list of walking wounded. 

After their game Tuesday was rained out, the Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox took advantage of the unexpected day off to rework their starting rotations. 

DETROIT -- Fernando Rodney pumped his fist after he struck out the side to end the game as 28,693 fans roared their approval at Comerica Park. 

--SS Ramon Santiago found himself sixth in the batting order Monday, the result of some lineup shuffling by manager Jim Leyland when C Gerald Laird became ill and had to be scratched from the starting lineup. 

The decision to add rookie RHPs Rick Porcello and Ryan Perry to the opening-day roster looked like a sound one through the first week of the season. 

Now you see one of the main reasons Detroit ditched Gary Sheffield this spring, aside from the fact the potential Hall of Famer wasn't hitting. 

Whether he was dominating hitters or hauling asphalt, Mark Fidrych had fun. 

A strong performance by left-hander John Danks in his season debut went to waste due to a lack of run support, but Danks will be happy to know that his teammates' bats have found their groove going into his next turn in the rotation. 

Jermaine Dye and Paul Konerko didn't even have time to make a wager. 

Jermaine Dye and Paul Konerko reached 300 career homers with consecutive drives in the second inning and the Chicago White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 10-6 on Monday. 

On September 19 of last year, the Detroit Tigers' designated hitter, Gary Sheffield, batting all of . 

A slow start at home set the tone for a disappointing 2008 season for the Detroit Tigers. 

Brandon Inge homered and hit a two-run single in a six-run eighth inning and the Detroit Tigers rallied to beat the Texas Rangers 6-4 on Sunday. 

Brandon Inge was sure glad when Kevin Millwood left the game Sunday. 

Random thoughts from Baseball's opening week, and wishing everyone a Happy Easter: