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Saturday, February 27, 2010Motown’s up-the-middle talentFollowing Rick Porcello's big league promotion, the Detroit Tigers' farm system is considered rather fallow by prospect evaluators. Baseball America has the Tigers ranked 26th in the publication's annual talent rankings, and ESPN's Keith Law places the club 17th in his organizational rankings. But with Curtis Granderson in the Bronx, Placido Polanco patrolling the hot corner in Philadelphia and Gerald Laird eligible for free agency following the 2010 season, the Tigers are in the process of breaking in a new trio of up-the-middle position players. What can we expect from second baseman Scott Sizemore, center fielder Austin Jackson and catcher Alex Avila? Here's a brief look at Detroit's new starters at the keystone spot and in the middle garden, as well as the team's catcher-of-the-near future. Click for more... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||