Detroit Tigers outfielder Delmon Young was back in court Thursday. Young's lawyer told the Associated Press his client is still trying to work out a deal with prosecutors in his alleged hate-crime harassment case. Young is accused of yelling anti-semitic remarks and tackling one victim to the ground outside a New York City hotel in April. He’s due back in court after the World Series.

Tigers outfielder Delmon Young has been suspended seven games by Major League Baseball. Young was arrested in New York over the weekend on a hate crime harassment charge. Commissioner Bud Selig says, "An incident like this cannot and will not be tolerated."

Despite being named MVP of the American League Champion Series, former Twins outfielder Delmon Young won't be playing for the Detroit Tigers next year. Tigers President and General Manager Dave Dombrowski told teh Detroit Free Press he doesn't plan to resign Young. Dombrowski says Victor Martinez will be sliding into Young’s role as designated hitter.

Ex-Twin Delmon Young is looking a lot like ex-Twin David Ortiz in the baseball playoffs. Tuesday night, he hit another home run as the Tigers took a 3-0 lead over the Yankees in the ALCS.

No Delmon Young in the Tigers’ lineup last night. His oblique muscle was bothering him again, and had to be scratched. Detroit didn’t miss the ex-Twin too much, as the Tigers homered past the Rangers, 5-2. Texas leads the ALCS, two games to one.

Detroit Tiger Delmon Young was arrested early Friday morning after he allegedly assaulted a man in front of a Midtown Manhattan Hotel and used anti-semitic remarks, the Detroit Free Press reports.

Ex-Twin Delmon Young came up big last night in the Tigers-Yankees playoff game. Young, now Detroit’s left-fielder, hit a solo homer to break a 4-4 tie in the 7th inning, powering the Tigers to a 5-4 win.