Sanchez signs on for five more years with Tigers  Sanchez signs
on for five more years with Tigers  DETROIT -- Anibal Sanchez
felt at home at Comerica Park after less than half a season as a
Tiger. It took a good night's sleep on two major offers last
Thursday night to keep him here.  Sanchez had similar offers
from the Tigers and the Cubs, either of which would leave him
set for life with a chance to shine in his prime seasons. He
didn't have a decision on which one he would take.  "He didn't
want to make a decision based on money. He wanted to make a
decision based on where he was going to feel comfortable,"
Sanchez's agent, Gene Mato, said Monday. "So he had a night to
sleep on it, and he called me early in the morning and said,
'Listen, I want to be a Tiger. Call them and do what you can to
get a deal done.'"  Thus, Sanchez returned to Comerica Park on
Monday, having signed a five-year, $80 million contract, and put
on the same No. 19 jersey he wore during Detroit's run to the
World Series.  It was an unu