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For everyone who hadn’t already floated away from all this rain we’re getting in the Great Lakes region, they were able to see the Tigers finally take on the Twins in what, after Thursday’s rainout, was the opener of a four-game, now-three-day weekend series in Detroit. After another rain delay of about an hour —

The Detroit Tigers return to the comfortable confines of Comerica Park this weekend to host the Minnesota Twins for a four-game American League Central tangle in the Motor City. The opener on Thursday afternoon was postponed due to inclement weather, resulting in a straight doubleheader on Saturday sandwiched between two single games. So far, AJ

The other affiliates were all rained out on Thursday, so it’s an all Lakeland recap today. The rest will play doubleheaders on Saturday to make up the rain outs. Lakeland Flying Tigers 13, Bradenton Marauders 5 (F/7)(box) The Marauders started strong in the this one, but the Flying Tigers offense would not be denied. Starter

Thursday afternoon’s matchup between the Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers inside Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan, is postponed according to an official team announcement released on Twitter. The game will be made up as a straight doubleheader on Saturday. Saturday’s first game is slated to start at 1 p.m. ET with a 40-minute layover between

Indianapolis Indians 4, Toledo Mud Hens 3 (box) Matt Manning was scratched prior to the start of this one, with the implication that the Tigers are preparing for a potential doubleheader on Friday. Thursday’s game looks almost certain to be rained out, bumping Tarik Skubal to a Friday start. The Tigers seem set on using

Toledo Mud Hens 6, Indianapolis Indians 5 (box) The Hens were back home on Tuesday night, and they put together a come from behind victory for the home crowd in this one. Jace Jung struck first, launching his second home run of the year in the bottom of the first with no one aboard. Austin

Hey, it’s the Pirates! Because of course, the Tigers will face the Pirates almost as much in a given season as they will other AL Central teams. Let’s take a look at how the matchup between Casey Mize and Martin Perez shaped up in Pittsburgh this afternoon. Matt Vierling started out the game with a

Reese Olson just didn’t have it on Monday night in Pittsburgh. Repeatedly wasting pitches and falling behind, the Pirates took advantage of a bunch of soft hits to pile up the runs, while the Tigers squandered too many chances to score again. The Tigers did jump out to an early lead in this one, but

The Detroit Tigers hit the road once again after failing to defend their home turf from the visiting (former) Oakland Athletics this weekend, where they won the season home opener on Friday night but fell on Saturday and Sunday. AJ Hinch’s squad has no time to feel bad for themselves, however, as their upcoming opponent

Iowa Cubs 9, Toledo Mud Hens 6 (Sun)(box) The Hens jumped out to a little lead in this one, but the Cubs blew up spot starter Bryan Sammons, and then Brendan White in relief, to seize control of this one and take the series on Sunday. Wenceel Perez stayed hot, leading off the game with

ahem Tigers lose, 7-1. Okay, fine, I’ll recap the game. Today, the Oakland Athletics spoiled Detroit’s first home series of the 2024 campaign. …Before we get started, if you aren’t a fanatic, close this tab now and go watch whatever remains of the second half of Iowa vs. South Carolina. If you are some kind

Detroit Tigers (6-2) vs. Oakland A’s (2-7) Time/Place: 1:40 p.m., Comerica ParkSB Nation Site: Athletics NationMedia: Bally Sports Detroit, MLB.TV, Tigers Radio NetworkPitching Matchup: RHP Jack Flaherty (0-0, 1.50) vs. RHP Joe Boyle (0-1, 23.63) Game 9 Pitching Matchup Player IP K% BB% FIP fWAR Player IP K% BB% FIP fWAR Flaherty 6.0 30.4 5.9