The first game of the weekend series between the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians did not quite go as planned for the good guys, as the Traffic Guardians took Friday night’s matchup, 7-4, behind a rejuvenated Zach Plesac. On Saturday, the Tigers get a chance to even the three-game set with their American League Central
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Chris and I have been going to Detroit Tigers minor league games all season long and be able to provide clips on Tigers Minor League Report. We both have taken notes and been able to chime in various information on social media but for the first time, we are now going to give a live…
There are a lot of bad baseball movies out there, but there are also a lot of really, really good ones. With the “Field of Dreams” game happening thie week, where real players got to stand in the shadow of a fictional movie world (that also features actors playing real people?), we thought it might
In front of one of the bigger crowds seen at Comerica Park in many years, Miguel Cabrera’s pursuit of home run number 500 failed to bear fruit tonight. More frustrating, was the Clevelanders continuing their tradition of suddenly playing their best baseball whenever the Tigers are around. They beat the Tigers 7-4, seizing second place
Erie SeaWolves batter Spencer Torkelson grounds out in the first inning on June 15, 2021, against the Altoona Curve at UPMC Park in Erie. Altoona catcher Arden Pabst is at right. Primary photo P1seawolves061521
Aug 11, 2021; Baltimore, Maryland, USA; Detroit Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera (24) swings through his 499th career home run against the Baltimore Orioles in the fifth inning at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports
Since that day, the Detroit Tigers have gone 48-36, good for one of the better records in the American League, and have surged into second place behind the Chicago White Sox. I ask myself this question every time I check the standings, which, as of late, has been quite often. The Detroit Tigers have been…
Few things feel better than sweeping a series, and the Detroit Tigers did just that this week against the Baltimore Orioles, from whom they took three-straight games coming off a disappointing series loss to the Cleveland Indians. Dropping two of three from the Monarchs put the Tigers a game and a half behind the Mistake
Toledo Mud Hens at Columbus Clippers (postponed) They were rained out in Columbus on Thursday. Instead the game will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Saturday. Friday night, RHP Pedro Payano (2-3, 5.67 ERA) is scheduled take on the Clippers’ RHP Heath Fillmeyer (1-5, 8.02 ERA), but as Matthew Boyd was supposed
As the Detroit Tigers continue to rebuild, sorting through prospects, fans are wondering what kind of a splash the club will make in the free agent market during the off season to add some bona fide major league talent that pushes the team toward contender status. The bottom line is that the club should have
Apologies to any superstitious readers who have triskaidekaphobia. Vern Ruhle rooted for Al Kaline and the Detroit Tigers when he was growing up in Coleman, Michigan. He made his big league debut in September 1974, just in time to be the soon-to-be retired Kaline’s teammate. In 1976, Ruhle was in his second full season as…
In a late Thursday afternoon tilt, the Detroit Tigers had a chance to sweep the Baltimore Orioles — and to move into a tie for second place in the AL Central after the Cleves got thumped 17-0. They completed the sweep by winning 6-4 on a steamy Thursday afternoon. Miguel Cabrera will NOT play Thursday
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The recent rash of injuries to Detroit Tigers position players led the club on Wednesday to formally select the contract of Jacob Robson. So who is Detroit’s newest outfielder, and what can he do on the baseball field?
Late on Wednesday evening, shortly after the Detroit Tigers had taken a 5-0 lead over the Baltimore Orioles, NBC Sports Washington writer Pete Hailey decided to send a very dumb Tweet: Watching Os-Tigers and realizing how little I’ve thought about the Detroit freaking Tigers in my life. What a boring franchise. Have they mattered since…
As the injuries pile up again, the Detroit Tigers are busily making roster moves. The latest is the promotion of outfielder Jacob Robson from Triple-A Toledo. He’ll be active for the Tigers game with the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday afternoon. The Tigers have moved starting pitcher Matthew Boyd to the 60-day injured list temporarily in
Toledo Mud Hens 7, Columbus Clippers 4 (box) It was an eventful night down in Columbus. Hens starter Drew Hutchison was pulled in the middle of the second inning, with the intention of calling him up to start for the Tigers on Sunday. Christin Stewart continued the outrageous tear he’s on, Daz Cameron returned from
Though the Tigers did not get on the board until the fifth inning of Wednesday’s win over the Baltimore Orioles, it was apparent early that they were in control. They loaded the bases in both the first and third innings but failed to scratch any runs across — until Miguel Cabrera put himself one longball
The Miguel Cabrera home run chase has reached the last stop before 500. Facing Baltimore Orioles’ right-hander Matt Harvey, the big man led off the fifth inning of Wednesday’s contest in Camden Yards by turning on a 78 mph curveball and lofted it over the left field wall. In the process, Cabrera’s 499th career home
Well it’s deja vu all over again. Wednesday night’s matchup in Baltimore is a re-run of their July 30 meeting in Detroit. Things didn’t do so well for the Tigers in that one. Instead, they lost 4-3 as tonight’s starter, Tarik Skubal, allowed three home runs, four earned runs total in the losing effort. Three