A.J. Hinch breaks down the Tigers struggles at the plate and some bullpen strategy late in extra innings as the Tigers lose 2-1.
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CHICAGO — The Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox traded runs on wild pitches. A wild pitch ended the game, too. Weak offensive performances and strong starting pitching performances highlighted the second of three games in the series Saturday at Guaranteed Rate Field. The two teams combined for three runs, seven hits and six walks across
A very well pitched game from both sides saw no runs driven in by either side. All three came via wild pitches, and the tally of one for the Sox, two wild pitches by the Tigers, tells the tale as the White Sox made it two in a row with a 2-1 victory on Saturday.
The Tigers placed right-hander Alex Faedo on the 15-day injured list this afternoon (retroactive to May 31) with right middle finger discomfort, the club announced. No corresponding move to replace Faedo on the roster has been announced. Earlier today, the club described the issue as tenderness in his right middle fingernail, noting that the young
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After Tuesday’s start, Detroit Tigers right-hander Alex Faedo reported tenderness in his fingernail to the medical staff and began receiving treatments. On Saturday, four days later, the Tigers sent him to the 15-day injured list — retroactive to Wednesday — with right middle finger discomfort. The severity of his injury and the timetable for his return are
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CHICAGO — Right-handed reliever Alex Lange struck out two batters in Wednesday’s 3-2 win over the Texas Rangers, earned his 10th save of the season and helped the Detroit Tigers complete a 16-11 record in May. Lange, the Tigers’ closer without the official title, was honored Friday afternoon as the American League Reliever of the Month.
Chicago — Nick Maton could certainly use a little emotional rescue about now and maybe going back to Philadelphia this week and reliving his World Series run with the Phillies last season will provide it. “It’s going to be sick,” said Maton, who along with Matt Vierling will be presented with their National League championship
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Chicago − The baseball he threw in his three-pitch strikeout of Luis Robert, Jr., his first big-league strikeout, was already tucked away in his locker. “Pretty sure my dad is going to want to do something crazy with it,” he said, smiling. Reese Olson painted himself a memory Friday night, taking a no-hitter into the
Reese Olson talks about his emotions and mentality as he prepared for his debut and how he felt he gained confidence as the game went on.
A.J. Hinch discusses the Tigers 3-0 loss to Chicago in the series opener and what he feels like went right for starter Reese Olson on his debut.
CHICAGO — The Detroit Tigers lost, but Reese Olson won. Making his MLB debut, the 23-year-old prospect showed the Tigers that he belonged in the rotation, replacing injured ace Eduardo Rodriguez, by taking a no-hitter into the sixth inning. The Tigers lost, 3-0, to the Chicago White Sox in Friday’s opener of a three-game series at
Reese Olson’s debut went as well as you could hope on a warm night on the south side. He no hit the White Sox for five innings, racking up six strikeouts with only a walk allowed. Unfortunately the offense couldn’t get much going as the Tigers fell to the Sox 3-0 to open the weekend
DAYTON, OH – Several costly misplays by the West Michigan Whitecaps in the late innings led to the loss of a three-run lead in a 7-5 loss to the Dayton Dragons on Friday night in front of 7,559 fans at Day Air Ballpark. The loss, combined with the Great Lakes DAYTON, OH – Several costly
CHICAGO — Reese Olson, the Tigers’ No. 11 prospect according to MLB Pipeline, looked like an ace for five innings in his Major League debut, holding the White Sox hitless until back-to-back hits leading off the sixth inning ended his night. Andrew Vaughn’s second-inning walk and Spencer Torkelson’s fifth-inning error on Yasmani Grandal’s ground ball
Despite Colt Keith’s heroics, Erie fell in the ninth inning to Richmond, 6-5. The SeaWolves scored first in the second against Richmond starter Mason Black. With two out, Julio Rodriguez doubled. Ben Malgeri followed with an RBI single to start the scoring. In the bottom of the second, Richmond notched Despite Colt Keith’s heroics, Erie
Indianapolis, IN – The Toledo Mud Hens were shut out in Indianapolis, losing 11-0 to begin the weekend. Quinn Priester started the game on the mound for Indianapolis. Priester came into the game with a 4.96 ERA and 5-3 record o the season. Priester retired the first inning ignorer to Indianapolis, IN – The Toledo