Detroit Tigers

MIAMI — For the umpteenth time this weekend, the crowd at loanDepot park rose to its feet and showered Miguel Cabrera with applause. This time, it was as Cabrera was pinch-run for in the seventh inning, after he worked a walk and chugged around the bases to third. Cabrera, who is making what can only

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MIAMI — On a late July afternoon at loanDepot park, with the Marlins in the hunt for a Wild Card spot, the biggest cheer from a crowd of over 30,000 celebrating Venezuelan Heritage Day was for none other than Tigers designated hitter Miguel Cabrera. As Cabrera stepped from the on-deck circle to the batter’s box

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After the club got off to a slow start early, Maton played a role in all three of Detroit’s rallying runs to challenge Miami in the late innings, though the Tigers ultimately fell short, 6-5, against the Marlins’ potent offense at loanDepot park. “We didn’t get into the game great,” manager A.J. Hinch said postgame.

A bigger stage didn’t seem to bother Jace Jung. The whack came on an 0-1 count with a runner on, when righty Tommy Mace (Guardians) delivered a two-seamer to Jung that caught the center of the plate. The second baseman clubbed the pitch to the opposite field, sending it over the left-center-field fence. MLB’s No.

MIAMI — Marlins fans are getting Miggy with it all weekend long at loanDepot park. With Miguel Cabrera retiring at the end of the 2023 season, the Tigers’ visit to South Florida marks the final time he will square off against the organization he began his professional career with in 1999. “Yes, I believe,” Cabrera

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This story was excerpted from Jason Beck’s Tigers Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. There’s a real chance that Eduardo Rodriguez and Michael Lorenzen threw their last pitches as Tigers this week. The collection of scouts watching their outings against the Angels at

DETROIT — Michael Lorenzen battled old pal Shohei Ohtani for seven pitches in his first inning on Thursday afternoon at Comerica Park, trying to get a third strike past him. Ohtani fouled off the 95 mph fastball in the zone and declined to chase the changeup in the dirt, then fouled off the changeup on

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This time of year is often described as the dog days of summer, especially when looking at the long grind of a Minor League baseball season. It’s a time when young pitchers frequently hit a wall as they’re still learning how to handle the rigors of a full year’s workload. Not so with this lot.

DETROIT – Due to the forecast of severe inclement weather, Wednesday night’s game between the Detroit Tigers and the Los Angeles Angels at Comerica Park has been postponed. The game will be made up as part of a straight doubleheader on Thursday with the first game starting at 1:10 p.m. and the second game starting