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Detroit Tigers (80-73) vs. Baltimore Orioles (85-68) Time/Place: 7:05 p.m., Camden YardsSB Nation Site: Camden ChatMedia: AppleTV+, Tigers Radio NetworkPitching Matchup: TBD vs. RHP Corbin Burnes (14-8, 3.06 ERA) Game 154 Pitching Matchup Player IP K% BB% FIP fWAR Player IP K% BB% FIP fWAR TBD – – – – – Burnes 182.1 22.1 5.9

Nobody thought the Detroit Tigers would be where they are right now, this late in the season. But here they are, mathematically tied for the final wild card spot with just nine games remaining while sitting seven games over the .500 mark entering the weekend. AJ Hinch’s squad really needed a sweep of the Kansas

Columbus Clippers 2, Toledo Mud Hens 0 (box) The Hens got no-hit in this one as the Clippers’ Connor Gillespie spun five no-hit innings with seven strikeouts, and their bullpen took it the rest of the way. Troy Watson threw a good five innings for Toledo in the loss. He gave up the game winning

Fresh off a three-game sweep and right on the faltering heels of the Minnesota Twins, suddenly the baseball world is waking up to what the Detroit Tigers are doing. It may feel lucky, it certainly feels surprising after stumbling at midseason badly enough to sell at the trade deadline, but the fact is the Tigers

Tarik Skubal pitched five innings of one run ball, Riley Green blasted a homer half way to St Louis and Trey Sweeney doubled in a pair of runs as the Tigers swept the three game series in Kansas City. With the Twins losing in extra innings in Cleveland, Detroit pulled to within half a game

Erie SeaWolves 3, Akron RubberDucks 0 (box) The SeaWolves opened up the Eastern League playoffs the right way. Austin Bergner was outstanding and once again Gage Workman put the SeaWolves on his back offensively. Bergner has been good for the SeaWolves this season, and he came through in a big, big way here. He no-hit

Welcome back to Kaufmann stadium, where the Tigers were riding the high of their Monday night win and hungry to keep the wins coming as they eye the third wild card spot. Cole Ragans was on the mound for the Royals, and none other than Casey Mize was up for the Tigers. Nice to see

After several years of debuting highly lauded prospect talent, the Detroit Tigers farm system is about to hit a bit of a lull in production. The next big waves of talent are stacking up in the A-ball and rookie ball levels as Scott Harris’ scouting chiefs lean heavily toward prep talent and continue to scour

As the Tigers watched the score of the Twins/Guardians game, they also needed to make their own push to get to the postseason, and this wild game was certainly one to prove they wanted to make that push. Even when it looked like the Royals might run away uncontested early, the Tigers rallied to show

The Detroit Tigers earned their third-straight series win this weekend over the Baltimore Orioles inside Comerica Park, giving the team seven wins in the last 10 tries as they vie for that final wildcard spot. I will not get any easier this week as AJ Hinch’s squad embarks upon a six-game road trip that first

Omaha Storm Chasers 4, Toledo Mud Hens 2 (Fri)(box) Omaha Storm Chasers 6, Toledo Mud Hens 5 (Sat)(box) Omaha Storm Chasers 7, Toledo Mud Hens 1 (Sun)(box) The Mud Hens got off to a good start the first two games of this series, but the Storm Chasers took it to them over the final four

We haven’t felt this in a long time, and neither has a young Tigers team. Every game feels like a must-win, and that’s pretty close to the literal truth as we turn into the second half of September. The cats were up to the task on Sunday as Riley Greene homered twice to lead the

Detroit Tigers (76-73) vs. Baltimore Orioles (84-64) Time/Place: 12:10 p.m., Comerica ParkSB Nation Site: Camden ChatMedia: Bally Sports Detroit, MLB.TV, Tigers Radio NetworkPitching Matchup: RHP Keider Montero (5-6, 4.88 ERA) vs. LHP Cade Povich (2-8, 5.91 ERA) Game 150 Pitching Matchup Player IP K% BB% FIP fWAR Player IP K% BB% FIP fWAR Montero 83.0

The Tigers took on the Orioles in game two of a three-game set at Comerica Park. The Tigers won game one off of an historic group pitching performance; they carried a perfect game into the 8th, then kept a no-hitter through 8 2⁄3 to win 1-0. Things did not go so well on this night,