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Obviously this isn't the way we wanted to Links of London Laughing BuddhA Charm the second half," Jim Leyland said. The Detroit Tigers came out of the All-Star break by dropping six straight games, which included four straight losses to the last place team in their division (Cleveland Indians). During the stretch the Tigers simply didn't execute - they made numerous miscues in the field, on the base paths and at the plate. Making matters worse? A serious injury to one of their key everyday players. Tough break, Brandon Inge to miss Links of London with hand injury. Tigers starting third baseman will miss four to six weeks with a non-displaced fracture of the fifth metacarpal bone in his left hand. "I don't like taking a day off, four to six weeks is going to crush me," Inge said. The 33-year-old suffered the injury after he was hit by Links of London Bunny pink Charm pitch last week (July 19) by Texas Rangers starter Scott Feldman. After hearing the diagnosis, Johnny Damon admitted it wasn't going to be easy replacing him in the lineup. "There's not to many players that can play third base like Brandon," Damon said. "We knew his bat was going to come around soon and it's just a tough break." Inge's power numbers were down this season after hitting 27 home runs in 2009 (tying a career high), but off-season surgery on his knees contributed to his early season struggles. He said his legs were just starting to feel 100% for the Links of London PiG Charm time this season before suffering the setback. "It's funny, Steve Carter, one of our trainers, goes, 'I bet your legs don't hurt anymore, do they?/" Inge joked. The Tigers called up Scott Sizemore from Toledo and will platoon Sizemore, Don Kelly and Ryan Raburn at third for the time being. No negativity here, players confident things will turn around.