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Good car-ma
Here's the feel-good story of the week, and it emanates from one of the really bad teams in baseball, the Detroit Tigers. On Wednesday, their strength coach, Dennie Taft, strolled onto the Comerica Park field to lead the Tigers in their daily stretching regimen before a game with the White Sox. Taft couldn't help but notice that his car, a 1989 Chevy, was parked in front of the Tigers' dugout and had been spray painted with graffiti. As Taft was trying to figure out what was going on, with pitcher Jose Lima distracting him, a new car was slowly rolling in from the right-field corner. A player tossed him the keys to a new Chevy Tahoe SUV, which was paid for by several veteran Tigers players as a gift to Taft. "I got real tired of seeing him drive to the park in that (car)," said Tigers outfielder Bobby Higginson, one of the ringleaders of the Tahoe purchase. "He doesn't make a whole lot of money ...