Detroit Tigers - 2011 Top Players

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Miguel Cabrera

.344 • 30 HR • 105 RBI

Alex Avila

.295 • 19 HR • 82 RBI

Victor Martinez

.330 • 12 HR • 103 RBI

Jhonny Peralta

.299 • 21 HR • 86 RBI

Brennan Boesch

.283 • 16 HR • 54 RBI

LF-RF

Ryan Raburn

.256 • 14 HR • 49 RBI

2B-LF

Austin Jackson

.249 • 10 HR • 45 RBI

Magglio Ordonez

.255 • 5 HR • 32 RBI

RF-DH

.197 • 3 HR • 23 RBI

14-9 • 4.75 ERA

24-5 • 2.40 ERA

11-11 • 5.30 ERA

15-9 • 4.43 ERA

3-9 • 4.47 ERA

SP-RP

Jose Valverde

49 Saves • 2.24 ERA

Joaquin Benoit

2 Saves • 2.95 ERA

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