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Mike Maroth

8/10/2006

Maroth, who has been sidelined since May with elbow problems, made a rehab start for Triple-A Toledo. He allowed three runs _ including two homers _ in three-plus innings.

6/26/2006

Maroth, on the 60-day disabled list, threw 45 pitches from 60 feet on Sunday morning. "They said I'd be out two to three months, and a month after (elbow) surgery, I'm throwing without pain," he said. "I would think I'm at least on the right pace."

6/3/2006

Maroth is expected to miss 2-3 months after undergoing successful arthroscopic elbow surgery in Los Angeles on Friday. The Tigers' left-hander, who has made at least 33 starts in each of the last three seasons, had bone chips removed from his pitching elbow.

6/1/2006

Maroth is scheduled to undergo arthroscopic surgery to remove bone chips from his left elbow. The Tigers left-hander felt irritation in his elbow on May 35 against the Royals in a game in which he allowed six runs and six hits in the first inning, including three consecutive home runs.

5/26/2006

Maroth was placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Tigers due to left elbow irritation. The left-hander felt the pain during the first inning of the Tigers' 13-8 win over the Kansas City Royals on Thursday, while giving up six runs and six hits, including three home runs over a 1-3 of an inning.

1/11/2006

Maroth re-signed with Detroit Wednesday, agreeing to a $5.25 million, two-year contract. The left-handed pitcher led the Tigers with 34 starts last season and went 14-14 with a 4.74 ERA in 209 innings pitched. He is expected to receive $2.3 million this year and $2.95 million in 2007.