Detroit Tigers Roster - Current Roster

Current Roster

Detroit Tigers 2013 spring training roster
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Pitchers

  • 62 Al Alburquerque
  • 64 Duane Below
  • 53 Joaquín Benoit
  • 40 Phil Coke
  • 45 Casey Crosby
  • 20 Octavio Dotel
  • 38 Darin Downs
  • 58 Doug Fister
  • -- Kyle Lobstein
  • 49 Luis Marté
  • -- Melvin Mercedes
  • 56 José Ortega
  • 21 Rick Porcello
  • 36 Luke Putkonen
  • -- Bruce Rondón
  • 37 Max Scherzer
  • 33 Drew Smyly
  • 35 Justin Verlander
  • 60 Brayan Villarreal
  • 57 Adam Wilk

Catchers

  • 13 Alex Avila
  • -- Ramón Cabrera
  • 50 Bryan Holaday
  • 41 Víctor Martínez
  • -- Brayan Peña

Infielders

  • 24 Miguel Cabrera
  • 28 Prince Fielder
  • 4 Omar Infante
  • -- Jeff Kobernus
  • -- Dixon Machado
  • 27 Jhonny Peralta
  • -- Hernán Pérez
  • 39 Ramón Santiago
  • 29 Danny Worth

Outfielders

  • 52 Quintin Berry
  • 26 Brennan Boesch
  • 12 Andy Dirks
  • 34 Avisail García
  • 48 Torii Hunter
  • 14 Austin Jackson

Pitchers

  • -- Trevor Bell
  • -- Shawn Hill


Infielders

  • -- John Lindsey
  • -- Kevin Russo
  • -- Matt Tuiasosopo

Manager

  • 10 Jim Leyland

Coaches

  • 17 Rafael Belliard (first base)
  • 61 Tom Brookens (third base)
  • 51 Jeff Jones (pitching)
  • 22 Gene Lamont (bench)
  • 8 Lloyd McClendon (hitting)
  • 99 Scott Pickens (bullpen catcher)
  • 59 Mike Rojas (bullpen)
  • -- Toby Harrah (assistant hitting)

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