Detroit Tigers

Meet Beau Brieske, a 27th round pick who is quickly climbing up the Tigers farm system. Averaging more than a strikeout per inning, the right-handed starter is now continuing his success at Double A Erie.

It’s OK to go heavy on the dashes in the headline when it was Victor Reyes’ dash around the bases that gave the Tigers a lead in the 8th inning of a tense 2-1 win over the Blue Jays. Miguel Cabrera’s RBI single put the Tigers on the board in the 4th inning. Rookie Matt

Ryan Kreidler’s road to Detroit is looking like a highway with no speed limit, as the athletic shortstop from UCLA has made the jump from AA Erie to AAA Toledo in less than a full season.

A.J. Hinch has said “we have to get the pitching right” for the Tigers to take the next step and become contenders. Two positives in that direction are reliever Michael Fulmer and starter Tarik Skubal. Fulmer’s story begins with a pregame meeting with NASCAR’s Erik Jones, before we go inside the mentality that is making

Listen to Miguel Cabrera’s historic home run in Toronto as called by the radio play-by-play voice of the Tigers, Dan Dickerson, on 97.1 FM the Ticket.

Commemorating the historic achievement of Miguel Cabrera becoming the 28th player in Major League Baseball history with 500 career home runs.

Ryan Kreidler’s road to Detroit is looking like a highway with no speed limit, as the athletic shortstop from UCLA has made the jump from AA Erie to AAA Toledo in less than a full season.

In a tribute that was played on the Comerica Park scoreboard prior to the first game following the death of Bill Freehan, Tigers play-by-play voice Dan Dickerson remembers the 11-time all-star catcher.

Tigers rookie left-hander Tarik Skubal put his best foot forward in a matchup with Shohei Ohtani, but it wasn’t quite enough. The Angels sensational right-hander struck out 8 in 8 innings, adding a late-inning 430-foot home run – his 40th of the season. Skubal struck out 7 in 6 2/3 innings pitched. Meanwhile, Miguel Cabrera

Tigers top prospect Spencer Torkelson made the most of his time in AA Erie, and now he’s gotten the call to AAA Toledo. From his manager to his teammates, everyone agrees that “Tork” has the makings of an impact player.

Riley Greene is 4 years younger than the average age in the league he’s just been promoted out of, and there’s no one who thinks he isn’t ready. Hear from Greene, as well as his teammates, on what’s working for the 20-year-old prodigy, and how he’s still finding ways to improve as he makes the

Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson are continuing their march through the Tigers farm system, and have picked up shortstop Ryan Kreidler along the way, as all 3 have been promoted to the Triple A Toledo Mud Hens for the remainder of the 2021 season. Hear what their teammates and coaches thought of each of their

On a night when Tigers fans settled for watching Miguel Cabrera add to his career hits total but not his home run total, Gregory Soto sent everyone home happy with another electrifying performance out of the bullpen. The result was a 6-4 win, powered in part by a first inning home run from Jeimer Candelario

Episode 8 is all about History Makers, starting with a unique look at the way the Tigers remember the Negro Leagues, as well as the team’s rich history of African American players, with an annual celebration unlike any other in the Major Leagues. Then, go along for the ride with Miguel Cabrera and his teammates

A surprise visit from his former teammate made this pregame ceremony even sweeter. Jake Wood was honored before a Tigers game to mark the 60th anniversary of him becoming the first African American player in franchise history to come up through the farm system and play for the major league club. But it was a

In the “something you don’t see every day category” you can file away Victor Reyes 2 triples vs the Red Sox, one from each side of the plate. The switch-hitting Reyes led the way to an 8-1 win, as the Tigers took 2 out of 3 in the series vs Boston. Robbie Grossman did a

Another winning month for the Tigers in July featured plenty of memorable moments.

Miguel Cabrera hit career home run #498 in classic Miggy style – an opposite field line drive. The home run and a single later moved Cabrera past Frank Robinson on the all-time hits list. Later, Akil Baddoo added a key run-scoring double that helped give the Tigers their 3rd straight home win.

A pair of spectacular catches in short center field highlighted the day defensively for the Tigers, who settled for a series split with a 6-2 win over the Orioles. Eric Haase continued his hot hitting, driving a double 425 feet off the center field wall to open up the scoring. Dan Dickerson and Jim Price

On a night in which he added two more hits to his pursuit of 3,000, it was a bases loaded sacrifice fly that left Miguel Cabrera feeling short-changed. The Tigers fell to the Orioles 4-3.