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By Sara Tidwell | Special to The Detroit News Detroit — The Tigers closed out the home portion of their 2022 schedule on Sunday, hosting the Minnesota Twins, and designated hitter Miguel Cabrera hit yet another career milestone. Cabrera was back in the starting lineup at designated hitter after not appearing in Saturday’s game. It
After a season done in by (among other things) a plethora of little mistakes, the Detroit Tigers finally had a few of those go their way in their home finale against the Minnesota Twins on Sunday. Of course, a little home run power never hurts, either. The Tigers jumped out to a first-inning lead on
DETROIT — A thousand games at Comerica Park? Miguel Cabrera can’t believe it, either. “Awesome,” Cabrera said before Sunday’s 5-2 Tigers win over the Twins. “That’s amazing.” So maybe it was in that moment of awe that Cabrera decided to turn the clock back for a moment and relive his younger, faster years. When he noticed
Sara Tidwell | Special to The Detroit News Detroit – The Detroit Tigers defeated the Minnesota Twins on Sunday, 5-2, marking back-to-back victories in the weekend series and a victory for their final home game of the 2022 season. The Twins had halted the Tigers six-game win-streak short on Friday, 7-0, but the Tigers were
Show Caption Hide Caption Meet Scott Harris: New Tigers exec has impressive resume Detroit Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris previously worked with a World Series-winning team (Cubs) and ran a 107-win team (Giants) Tyler J. Davis, Wochit Detroit Tigers (64-93) vs. Minnesota Twins (77-81) When: 12:10 p.m. Sunday. Where: Comerica Park. TV: Bally Sports Detroit. Radio: WXYT-AM
Tigers veteran Miguel Cabrera will turn 40 years old in April, shortly after beginning the final guaranteed season of the mega extension he signed back in 2014. Though he’s not quite the hitter he was back then, he’s still going to be a part of Detroit’s plans next season. “We expect Miggy to be here,”
Members of the Detroit Tigers spent the weekend assessing the damage from Hurricane Ian, which has killed dozen and left millions without power, at Joker Marchant Stadium and the team’s spring training complex in Lakeland, Florida. Staffers cleaned up after the destructive Category 4 hurricane at the TigerTown grounds over the last four days. The Tigers’ facility
By Sara Tidwell | Special to The Detroit News Detroit – The Detroit Tigers (64-93) are closing out their 2022 season at home Sunday, hosting the Minnesota Twins (77-81), and designated hitter Miguel Cabrera is poised to hit another career milestone. Cabrera is back in the starting lineup Sunday after not appearing in Saturday’s game. This
Detroit Tigers (64-93) vs. Minnesota Twins (77-81) When: 12:10 p.m. Sunday. Where: Comerica Park in Detroit. TV: Bally Sports Detroit. Radio: WXYT-AM (1270; Tigers radio affiliates). ⋅ BOX SCORE First-pitch weather forecast: Sunny, low-60s. Probable starting pitchers: Tigers LHP Joey Wentz (2-2, 3.54 ERA) vs. Twins TBA. WIN A $50 GIFT CARD: Take this quick survey about our subscriber Tigers coverage for a shot
DETROIT — Eric Haase had a lot to enjoy from Saturday’s 3-2 Tigers win over the Twins, from catching a well-pitched game to helping guide some pitchers out of jams to hitting a home run and advancing the eventual deciding run on a deep fly ball. But before he could regroup from the Tigers’ ninth
Detroit – This one was a little gnarly — some mental gaffes and misplays — but it didn’t lack for intensity or entertainment value. The Tigers escaped a bases-loaded, one-out mess in the eighth inning, got three-hits and a home run from catcher Eric Haase and a rare save from lefty set-up reliever Andrew Chafin
A few inches and an error put the Detroit Tigers ahead of the Minnesota Twins in the sixth inning and played a key role in determining the outcome of this year’s next-to-last game at Comerica Park. “We capitalized on a mistake,” manager A.J. Hinch said, “which is always fun.” Luis Arraez, the Twins’ first baseman,
Detroit – This one was a little gnarly. A single being played into a triple. A missed cut-off man resulting in two free bases. A runner getting picked off second base with the bases loaded. A poorly-timed wild pitch. Video from this will not be sent to Cooperstown. But in the penultimate game of the
No more questions. Miguel Cabrera is coming back in 2023. “We expect Miggy to be here,” Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch said Saturday. “We expect him to do his part in the offseason to prepare himself to be healthy and productive, and the icon that he is.” A few months ago, Cabrera seemed to be
DETROIT — Miguel Cabrera is scheduled to be in the starting lineup for the Tigers’ home finale on Sunday, which will be his 1,000th career game at Comerica Park. Barring something unforeseen, it will not be his last. A day after incoming Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris told Mitch Albom on WJR-AM that
Detroit — It was one of those stories where the presumption wasn’t the reality. It happens a lot these days. Something that’s chopped up on social media and talk radio gets taken as fact. The fact is, Miguel Cabrera has one year and $32 million left on his contract with the Tigers. He said in
Erie SeaWolves manager Gabe Alvarez summed up his team in one sentence Wednesday. “I want this team to be remembered as a team that cared about each other and it was a special group to be a part of.” From thrilling walk-off wins to a playoff run that Erie fans won’t soon forget, the SeaWolves
DETROIT — The first time Spencer Torkelson and Riley Greene saw Joe Ryan, he was making his final Minor League start last year for Triple-A St. Paul, having just joined the Twins system from the Rays in the Nelson Cruz deal. Ryan pitched in Toledo last August against a Mud Hens lineup that included Torkelson,
The Detroit Tigers were mesmerized by Joe Ryan’s elite fastball. For the third time this season, Ryan carved up the Tigers with a blend of fastballs, sliders, changeups and curveballs. His confidence in his fastball- and slider-heavy mix was on full display Friday night, as the 26-year-old rookie right-hander snapped the Tigers’ six-game winning streak.
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