Detroit Tigers

TOP 3 KC 1 DET 0 Result of at-bat Whit Merrifield’s sacrifice fly Batter: Whit Merrifield Pitcher: Casey Mize

DETROIT — Matthew Boyd, facing an uncertain future with the Tigers, has reached some long-awaited clarity on his health. The left-hander will undergo surgery next week to repair the flexor tendon in his left elbow. Neither Boyd nor the Tigers discussed a timetable for his return, other than to say it’s better than the timetable

They say that numbers don’t lie. But it’s also true that they don’t tell a complete story all the time. That’s certainly true in baseball, where statistics of all shapes and sizes have been used to measure performance for generations, even if those measuring sticks have changed over the years. When jumping into the long-term

DETROIT — Ryan Garko spent much of his playing career trying to beat the Tigers as a first baseman in Cleveland. He’ll now jump into the Tigers’ front office hoping to help the farm system round out the team’s return to contention. The 40-year-old Garko had been on Joe Maddon’s coaching staff with the Angels

DETROIT — Wednesday’s series finale between the Tigers and White Sox has been postponed due to inclement weather as a storm system dumped several inches of rain on the area around Comerica Park. The game will be made up on Monday in a 1:10 p.m. ET start at Comerica Park. The same storm system that

DETROIT — Not only did the Tigers and White Sox dodge the rain Tuesday afternoon, but the sun emerged from the clouds over Comerica Park as the Detroit rallied in the seventh inning. And as Niko Goodrum’s go-ahead single spearheaded a three-run inning that delivered a 5-3 win, the clearing skies seemed fitting. It marked

BOT 1 CWS 0 DET 0 Result of at-bat White Sox nab Schoop at home Batter: Robbie Grossman Pitcher: Dallas Keuchel

DETROIT — One of the upsides of the Tigers’ bullpen being stretched in recent days has been the chance for young relievers to be tested in different roles, including back-to-back wins saved by rookies. For Alex Lange, earning his first career save in Monday’s 4-3 win over the White Sox was a dream come true,

DETROIT — The Tigers have raised eyebrows by competing well against contending teams over the last couple of months. This series is different. These are the White Sox in town, about to clinch their first American League Central title since 2008. With the bevy of young talent on their roster, they have a chance for

DETROIT — Due to expected inclement weather on Tuesday night, first pitch for tomorrow’s game against the Chicago White Sox has been moved up to 1:10 p.m. ET. The game will be televised on Bally Sports Detroit and air on 97.1 The Ticket and the Tigers Radio Network. Fans with tickets to tomorrow’s originally scheduled

TOP 3 CWS 1 DET 0 Result of at-bat Moncada’s RBI fielder’s choice Batter: Yoan Moncada Pitcher: Matt Manning

DETROIT — The crowd around the batting cage at Comerica Park as Izaac Pacheco took his swings Monday afternoon included assistant general manager David Chadd, assistant hitting coach Mike Hessman and several current Tigers players. Robbie Grossman was among those who said hello in the dugout. Pacheco’s agent, Scott Boras, was in the stands behind

DETROIT — Clark Park has been a sports haven for thousands of children in Detroit for more than 120 years. But if it wasn’t for Anthony Benavides, the historic park in the heart of southwest Detroit would’ve been shut down 30 years ago. Benavides is a founding member of the Clark Park Coalition, which was

MLB has partnered with Candy Digital to release unique NFT editions for all 30 MLB teams as part of the MLB Stadium Series, giving fans the chance to bid on digital collectibles featuring artwork of each team’s venue created by renowned digital artist S. Preston, who is known for his minimalist designs. The Comerica Park

They’ve filled binders and boxes. You use them as bookmarks and investments. They’re art pieces that fit in the palm of your hands, and they can make your bicycle sound like a (very weak) motorcycle. Whether you’re a collector, dabbler, or simply a baseball fan, there’s no way to escape baseball cards. Before baseball was

Here’s a look at Sunday’s top Minor League performers from each team’s Top 30 Prospects list: Mariners: Julio Rodríguez, OF (MLB No. 2), Double-A ArkansasRodríguez put a capper on his impressive season with three hits, including an RBI single to open the scoring in Arkansas’ regular-season finale. The 20-year-old added a pair of singles to

Like a true competitor, Wily Peralta wanted more on Sunday. Upon leaving the hill with seven scoreless innings and 100 pitches under his belt, the Tigers’ righty expertly ducked manager A.J. Hinch by entering the dugout from the opposite end, thus avoiding the “good game” handshake that would signal the end of his day. His

BOT 2 DET 0 TB 0 Result of at-bat Wily Peralta escapes the jam Batter: Yandy Diaz Pitcher: Wily Peralta

While that might be true, Michael Fulmer wasn’t willing to shake off Friday’s defeat until he made things right. Fulmer was visibly frustrated in the ninth inning Friday when the first hitter he faced, Yandy Díaz, stroked a two-run double. Fulmer later allowed the game-tying sacrifice fly before closing the ninth. When he took the

Here’s a look at Saturday’s top Minor League performers from each team’s Top 30 Prospects list: Indians: Gabriel Arias, SS (MLB No. 83), Triple-A ColumbusDaniel Espino, RHP (MLB No. 94), High-A Lake CountyArias was all about the double in Columbus’ victory over Toledo, tallying three two-baggers in a game for the first time in his