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| Bobby Seay will throw a pen session on Saturday, according to MLBblogs.com. |
Our View: Seay is recovering from a sore left shoulder, and should be able to make Detroit's opening day roster as a reliever, assuming his shoulder doesn't get worse.
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| Bobby Seay is suffering from bursitis and tendinitis in his left shoulder, according to MLive.com. |
Our View: He will take a break from spring training workouts as a result but is expected to be alright before long. The reliever should be fine heading into the 2010 season.
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| According to Jason Beck on Twitter, the Tigers avoided arbitration with reliever Bobby Seay on Tuesday, giving him a one-year deal worth $2.475 million. |
Our View: Seay earns a nice chunk of change here considering he finished the season 6-3 with a 4.25 ERA and a 1.29 WHIP. He's a decent middle reliever, but seems extremely far removed from his 2.33 ERA in 2007.
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| MLBlogs.com reports that Tigers reliever Bobby Seay was able to work out on Saturday and his pectoral strain is improving. |
Our View: Seay is expected to play catch on Sunday and, barring any setbacks, should be available out of the bullpen for Monday's critical game against the Twins. He has posted a 3.88 ERA in 48.2 innings this season.
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| MLB.com's Jason Beck reports that Tigers lefty specialist Bobby Seay will be out at least through the weekend with a "mild strain of a minor pectoral muscle." |
Our View: In 48.2 innings this season, Seay has posted a 3.88 ERA.
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| Bobby Seay recorded three strikeouts over one inning of work in Wednesday's 5-4 win over Atlanta. |
Our View: Seay should be a solid source for strikeouts as a middle reliever this season, evidenced by today's performance in the exhibition opener.
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| The Detroit Free Press reports that the Tigers have agreed with lefty Bobby Seay on a one-year deal worth $1.3 million. |
Our View: Seay was reliable a season ago, appearing in 60 games, and his number of strikeouts per nine innings is impressive, but his 1.49 WHIP was high for a pitcher who averaged less than an inning per outing.
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| Bobby Seay is making a strong case to win a relief job with the Tigers, according to the Detroit Free Press. He has posted a 0.93 ERA this spring, as he battles Chad Durbin and Zach Miner for the last spot in the bullpen. |
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