In a late Thursday afternoon tilt, the Detroit Tigers had a chance to sweep the Baltimore Orioles — and to move into a tie for second place in the AL Central after the Cleves got thumped 17-0. They completed the sweep by winning 6-4 on a steamy Thursday afternoon. Miguel Cabrera will NOT play Thursday
Late Wednesday night, Jacob Robson called his parents in Windsor, Ontario, with some huge news. “He goes, ‘Where’s Dad?’” said his mother, Jill Schroeder, describing the moment. “And I say, ‘He just went to bed.’” It was around 11:15 p.m. Wednesday night. “Wake him up,” Robson replied. “And I was like, ‘Why?’” Schroeder said. “I need
TOP 4 DET 1 BAL 1 Result of at-bat Jeimer Candelario’s RBI double Batter: Jeimer Candelario Pitcher: John Means
Baltimore — Jacob Robson went to high school in Windsor, right across the Detroit border — a 15-minute drive give or take depending on traffic. He was a regular at Comerica Park growing up, even scored tickets to Game 2 of the 2006 World Series. But as much as he dreamed of donning the Old English D
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BALTIMORE — Tigers manager A.J. Hinch may have told the world Wednesday night it was the right choice to let Miguel Cabrera take a shot at his 500th career homer in Thursday’s series finale against the Orioles. But he hadn’t convinced himself. “The more I thought about it, the more I didn’t feel good about
They’ll go ahead and tempt fate, after all. And that’s not just good business sense prevailing. It’s also an important gesture of goodwill to the Tigers’ fans, increasing the odds they’ll get a chance to see — and celebrate — a milestone moment in person. Miguel Cabrera’s chase for his 500th career home run took
The recent rash of injuries to Detroit Tigers position players led the club on Wednesday to formally select the contract of Jacob Robson. So who is Detroit’s newest outfielder, and what can he do on the baseball field?
Baltimore — Tigers manager AJ Hinch is so meticulous and thorough in his preparation, he almost never wavers after he makes a decision. This one was different. It didn’t feel right. It kept eating at him. He slept on it. And on Thursday morning, he changed his mind. After announcing Wednesday night that Miguel Cabrera, one
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BALTIMORE — Detroit Tigers manager AJ Hinch has changed his mind. One home run away from No. 500, Miguel Cabrera will not play Thursday’s series finale against the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards, postponing his milestone chase until the Tigers return to Comerica Park in Detroit on Friday to begin a six-game homestand. The Tigers
Baltimore — In a tug of war between chasing a milestone and Miguel Cabrera’s health and wellness, health and wellness will win out every time. Thus, upon further review, Cabrera was not in the Tigers’ starting lineup Thursday. Manager AJ Hinch, after talking with Cabrera Wednesday night, announced Cabrera would be in the lineup, just one
Late on Wednesday evening, shortly after the Detroit Tigers had taken a 5-0 lead over the Baltimore Orioles, NBC Sports Washington writer Pete Hailey decided to send a very dumb Tweet: Watching Os-Tigers and realizing how little I’ve thought about the Detroit freaking Tigers in my life. What a boring franchise. Have they mattered since…
As the injuries pile up again, the Detroit Tigers are busily making roster moves. The latest is the promotion of outfielder Jacob Robson from Triple-A Toledo. He’ll be active for the Tigers game with the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday afternoon. The Tigers have moved starting pitcher Matthew Boyd to the 60-day injured list temporarily in
Toledo Mud Hens 7, Columbus Clippers 4 (box) It was an eventful night down in Columbus. Hens starter Drew Hutchison was pulled in the middle of the second inning, with the intention of calling him up to start for the Tigers on Sunday. Christin Stewart continued the outrageous tear he’s on, Daz Cameron returned from
BALTIMORE — Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera is one home run away from 500. After Cabrera crushed No. 499 in Tuesday’s 5-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles, infielder Jonathan Schoop expressed his anticipation for Cabrera to complete his 19-year journey to 500 — becoming the 28th player in MLB history to do so — at Comerica
BALTIMORE — Marcus Semien, who signed a one-year, $18 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays this past offseason, entered Thursday pacing the American League with 33 doubles, immediately followed by three players with 31 two-baggers. Two of them suit up daily for the Boston Red Sox: Xander Bogaerts and J.D. Martinez. The other? Detroit Tigers third baseman Jeimer Candelario,
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The Tigers are planning to select the contract of Jacob Robson tomorrow, manager A.J. Hinch informed reporters (including Chris McCosky of the Detroit News). He’ll take the active roster spot of utilityman Niko Goodrum, who will land on the injured list after leaving this evening’s game against the Orioles with a left groin strain. The Tigers will
We hear from Jonathan Schoop after he gets two more hits Wednesday night to raise his season average to .291. #DetroitRoots