DETROIT -- Believe it or not, there may have been two Tigers who
were lonelier than Justin Verlander during his no-hitter on
Tuesday night against the Brewers.  Everybody knows the rule
about not speaking to a pitcher while a no-no is in process in
order not to jinx him.  But Mike Maroth and Chad Durbin didn't
even have an opportunity to bother Verlander while he was in the
process of making history. That's because they were away from
the dugout charting the game from the television inside the
Tigers clubhouse.  "You don't know how bad I wanted to be out
there on the field," Durbin said. "I was charting in here,
watching. The last inning, we wanted to scoot our chairs closer
to the doors. When he got the last out, we jumped out of there."
Durbin and Maroth joined the rest of the Tigers in a mob scene
on the mound after the Verlander completed the first Tigers no-
hitter since 1984. They both knew Verlander had special stuff,
even if they weren't watching the game on the actual playing
field.  "It was like a w