It has been a great weekend so far for the Detroit Tigers, who have now won two games in a row for just the third time this season after defeating the Baltimore Orioles in Comerica Park on Saturday, 3-0. A pair of solo home runs by Willi Castro and Eric Haase powered the offense while
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As shocking as the first five weeks of the 2022 season has been for the Detroit Tigers, it’s been downright peculiar how closely the team has mirrored the 2021 edition. Already, the Detroit Tigers have seen four of their top six starting pitching options go down to injury. They’ve closely tracked the 2021 win-loss record
The Tigers overcame another injury to the starting rotation on Saturday. However, good work from the bullpen against a weak Orioles lineup, and a pair of solo home runs from Willi Castro and Eric Haase carried them to their second straight victory for the first time since April 21. Michael Pineda cruised through the first
One of the great joys of writing about the Detroit Tigers, and following baseball in general, is the ability to be incredibly wrong. All sports offer some level of unpredictability, but baseball is king when it comes to making analysts and prognosticators look foolish. Last year PECOTA predicted the Twins would go 91-71 and the…
Detroit Tigers (10-23) vs. Baltimore Orioles (14-19) Time/Place: 4:10 p.m., Comerica ParkSB Nation Site: Camden ChatMedia: Bally Sports Detroit, MLB.TV, Tigers Radio NetworkPitching Matchup: RHP Michael Pineda (1-2, 3.43 ERA) vs. LHP Bruce Zimmermann (2-1, 2.67 ERA) Game 34 Pitching Matchup Player IP K% BB% FIP fWAR Player IP K% BB% FIP fWAR Pineda 21.0
The Detroit Tigers snapped a three-game losing streak on Friday night with a 4-2 win over the visiting Baltimore Orioles to take the weekend series opener. Eduardo Rodriguez was steady enough for the home team, blanking the O’s over 6 2⁄3 innings, allowing five hits and four walks while striking out three for his first
They did it. The Tigers now have double-digit wins, collecting game win number 10 today, and while we love to say “wins don’t matter” when it comes to pitchers, we certainly feel like they matter in terms of games. There were some messy hits in tonight’s game, which coincided with the Pink Out the Park
Detroit Tigers’ rookie starting pitcher Beau Brieske has developed a habit of getting off to a rocky start, only to rebound in the middle innings. Why is that? Many fans were excited when Beau Brieske was called up to take Matt Manning’s spot in the rotation after he went on the 10-day IL. He had developed…
I’m not sure about you, but I don’t watch a ton of TV during the baseball season, mainly because there’s too much baseball to watch. But that said, in the off months, I cram in as many popular and praised shows as I can, hoping to stay somewhat in touch with pop culture references and
It’s no secret that for the Detroit Tigers, the AL Central, a playoff spot, and a .500 record are all an uphill battle through the rest of the season. Heading into Friday night’s contest, the Tigers boast a 9-23 record and are nine games behind the first-place Minnesota Twins.
The Detroit Tigers continue to struggle, scoring just a pair of wins so far in the month of May over a stretch of 12 games, quickly sinking the team toward the bottom of the major league standings. AJ Hinch’s squad simply has not been able to figure out its last four opponents, which include the
Well if it’s not everything, it’s at least one thing. The Tigers fought back after a shaky first inning from their rookie starter, but fittingly, their best reliever entering the season blew a tie game in the eighth and went on to lose 5-3 as the A’s took the series four games to one. In
In the fourth and final part of this miniseries where we discuss who’s to blame for the Detroit Tigers’ disastrous start, we finally get to the man who’s the main culprit: owner Chris Ilitch. It may have taken him a bit, but Mike Ilitch wanted to win a championship, and he was willing to stop…
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The Detroit Tigers, as a unit, are the proverbial pig looking to gussy up for the barnyard dance with some bright red lipstick. Unfortunately, in the unforgiving light of day this pig as still sinfully ugly as you’d expect from a team without one single qualified guy slugging .400+ to this point.
Things are not going well in Detroit. The month of May has been an absolute slog for the Tigers as the team only seems capable of winning in the front half of doubleheaders. Sporting a 2-9 record so far throughout the month, Detroit closes out a bizarre five-game series with the Oakland Athletics on Thursday
Sigh… …It’s getting harder and harder to find the motivation to type up detailed recaps these days. Here’s the recap, the Detroit Tigers lost, again. It wasn’t even a close game, again. The offense got shutout by a pitcher recently called up from AAA where they were struggling, again. Meanwhile the Tigers’ third rookie starter
For the third time in less than three weeks, the Detroit Tigers are calling up one of their top pitching prospects. The condensed schedule and weather issues mean the Tigers are in the midst of a run of 18 games in 16 days, and an unfortunate string of injuries has led to an all-hands on…
In part 3 of this miniseries where we discuss who’s to blame for the Detroit Tigers’ disastrous start, general manager Al Avila is next up on the chopping block. Al Avila is a controversial figure amongst Tigers fans. Many fans have been clamoring for his firing for years, while others think he’s been handicapped by…
The offseason additions the Detroit Tigers made over the offseason drew most of the attention to the major league club this spring. However, rumors of the end of the rebuilding era may have been a bit exaggerated. The Tigers are still trying to develop their main crop of top prospects at the major league level
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