In its inaugural season, HOME took viewers through the biggest moments and most compelling storylines of what became a surprising and eventful season at Comerica Park. So it’s only fitting that in the final episode, the focus turns to the two individuals who had the most impact in shaping the experiences of Tigers fans at
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Akil Baddoo robbed an early attempt at a home run off the bat of Hunter Dozier, clearing the way for an offensive outburst later that would pave the way to a 5-1 Tigers win. Miguel Cabrera led the attack with 3 hits and 4 RBI. Miggy now stands at 2,983 career hits with 8 games
Derek Hill legged out a walkoff double – for reasons that remain unclear – as Victor Reyes raced around third to score the only run of the ballgame, giving the Tigers a second straight walkoff win over a division-leading team. Wily Peralta gave up just 2 hits in 6 innings to get the Tigers started.
Miguel Cabrera’s 502nd home run of his career tied this one up at 3-3 in the bottom of the fourth but it was the 2,963rd hit of his career three innings later that would give the Tigers the lead for good. An 8-6 win over the A’s also included home runs from Akil Baddoo and
Dan Dickerson sits down with Ty Madden, the Tigers late first round pick out of the University of Texas.
Jonathan Schoop slugged his 17th home run of the season and the Tigers rolled to a 7-0 win over the Twins one day after sweeping both games of a doubleheader. Jeimer Candelario also added a no-doubt home run, while Miguel Cabrera picked up an RBI when his single scored the speedy Derek Hill from 2nd
Bryant Packard is picking up steam on the Road to Detroit after shedding a few pounds and locking in at the plate. The product of East Carolina University, he’s doing what he’s always seemed to be able to do wherever he’s gone – crushing baseballs. Now he’s doing it as a member of the West
Spencer Torkelson and Riley Greene both shined at the plate and in the field during the 2021 MLB All-Star Futures Game. The Tigers top two prospects teamed up for 3 hits, as well as a variety of nice plays with the glove.
In part 2 of a 3-part series looking at the players MLB Pipeline has identified at the top of its predraft rankings, we profile 3 high school shortstops who have wowed scouts across the country. It’s unclear if only 1, 2 or all 3 of these athletic infielders will be available at #3 overall, but
They headlined the Tigers 2020 draft class, and now Spencer Torkelson & Dillon Dingler find themselves advancing together from Single A West Michigan to Double A Erie in the Tigers farm system. Along the way, they’ve formed a unique friendship built on shared dreams and a 20-hour car ride.
Daz Cameron’s first home run as a major leaguer was a special one, preceded by a 49-minute rain delay and tying up the score in the bottom of the 9th inning. Hear how both Bally Sports Matt Shepard and 97.1 The Ticket’s Dan Dickerson called Cameron’s memorable blast. But in the end, a close play
Jake Rogers led the way to a series victory over the Mariners with a home run, a triple, 2 RBI and 2 runs scored. Meanwhile, Jonathan Schoop continued his tear, going 3 for 4 with a home run and a double. And, Miguel Cabrera recorded the 2,900th hit of his career.
An amazing catch by Derek Hill in the first inning was just a prelude of defensive gems to come, including 2 runners thrown out by catcher Jake Rogers – one on a comebacker from the backstop. But the play of the night came in the 9th inning, stealing away what would have been the first
A tight game at Comerica Park featured a collection of Tigers offensive highlights, including Willi Castro’s third home run of the season. But the biggest play of the night was made by the Indians defense, robbing Eric Haase of a game-winning hit on the final out of the game.