We hear from manager Ron Gardenhire after his Tigers suffer a four-game series sweep at the hands of the White Sox. #ItsMillerTime
Evan Petzold Detroit Free Press Published 7:43 PM EDT Aug 20, 2020 Detroit Tigers right-hander Spencer Turnbull was caught off guard. The plate discipline from the Chicago White Sox shocked him. He needed 60 pitches to get through two grueling innings. He knew his command could’ve been better, but considered himself comfortable in every other aspect of
Ted Kulfan The Detroit News Published 7:02 PM EDT Aug 20, 2020 The Tigers are sinking — quickly and badly. The losing streak reached a staggering nine games Thursday, as the Chicago White Sox completed a series sweep with an easy 9-0 victory. White Sox starter Lucas Giolito was dominant, going seven overpowering innings. Giolito struck
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Detroit Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire (Photo by Bob Levey/Getty Images) Marcell Ozuna takes issue with inside pitch from Marlins (Video) by Mike Luciano Mat Barzal nets OT winner to give Islanders commanding 3-0 lead over Caps (Video) by Mark Powell Ever wonder what it sounds like when an umpire ejects someone? Now we know Tim
Movement from alternate site camps to the big leagues has been constant this season, with injuries and COVID-19 positive tests making it necessary for nearly all teams to dip into their pool of prospects for help. We’re talking elite-level, highly ranked prospects being called up to contribute. As of this writing, and that could change
Buck Farmer has been a stabilizing force in the Detroit Tigers bullpen for the last several seasons. His veteran presence and consistent late-inning production will make him a welcome addition to a competitor. A fifth-round pick in 2013, Buck Farmer breezed through the minors as a starting pitcher on his way to making his debut in
Tony Paul The Detroit News Published 5:53 PM EDT Aug 20, 2020 Justin Verlander was “Must-See JV.” And while it’s far too early for a new moniker, Casey Mize already is attracting plenty of eyes — one start into his major-league career. Making what arguably was the Tigers’ most-anticipated major-league debut since Justin Verlander in
Evan Petzold Detroit Free Press Published 5:27 PM EDT Aug 20, 2020 Detroit Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire wants consistency from his offense. He desires a starting rotation with the ability to pitch into the second half of games. Lately, he hasn’t received either. “Scoring some runs takes the pressure off the pitching,” Gardenhire said before Thursday’s
The Detroit Tigers after today’s loss, have tied a record for most losses in a row against their AL Central rivals. The Detroit Tigers continue to struggle. After the 9-0 loss to Chicago this afternoon, they have tied a record for most AL Central division losses in a row since the Wild-Card era began in
Maybe it’s time to show concern for starter Spencer Turnbull. The right-hander battled control problems for a second consecutive start as the Tigers were blanked by the White Sox, 9-0, at Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago on Thursday afternoon. Detroit has lost nine consecutive games and is 9-14 this season. Maybe it’s time to show
Ted Kulfan The Detroit News Published 5:20 PM EDT Aug 20, 2020 The Tigers are sinking quickly and badly. The losing streak reached a staggering nine games Thursday, as the Chicago White Sox completed a series sweep with an easy 9-0 victory. White Sox starter Lucas Giolito was dominant, going seven overpowering innings. Giolito struck out
The Tigers announced this morning that right-hander Carson Fulmer has been designated for assignment in order to open a spot on the roster for fellow righty Buck Farmer, who has been formally reinstated from the injured list. Detroit claimed the out-of-options Fulmer earlier this year after the White Sox cut bait on the former No.
Ted Kulfan The Detroit News Published 2:19 PM EDT Aug 20, 2020 The Tigers were able to make a significant and important addition to their roster before Thursday’s game in Chicago. Relief pitcher Buck Farmer was activated from the 10-day injured list. In a corresponding move, reliever Carson Fulmer was designated for assignment. Farmer, the
The Tigers reinstated right-hander Buck Farmer from the 10-day injured list and designated right-hander Carson Fulmer for assignment on Thursday. Farmer, who had been sidelined with a left groin strain, will be back as the eighth-inning setup man, while left-hander Gregory Soto will likely shift back to a seventh-inning role. The Tigers reinstated right-hander Buck
We take a look at the three guys who made their Major League debuts this week and what they have shown so far. #DetroitRoots
Tony Paul The Detroit News Published 2:15 PM EDT Aug 20, 2020 Casey Mize, the No. 1 overall draft pick by the Detroit Tigers in 2018 out of Auburn, said he “had a blast” making his major-league debut Wednesday night against the Chicago White Sox. The night started so promising for the right-hander, but ended
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Evan Petzold Detroit Free Press Published 6:03 AM EDT Aug 20, 2020 Detroit Tigers right-hander Casey Mize shined in his big-league debut. Anticipated as the franchise’s future ace since being selected No. 1 overall in the 2018 draft, Mize got his chance Wednesday against the red-hot Chicago White Sox to show he belongs. “It’s nice to
Jeff Seidel Detroit Free Press Published 6:08 AM EDT Aug 20, 2020 Casey Mize looked disappointed. After making a tremendous debut for the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday night, this 23-year-old rookie looked frustrated after he was pulled from the game — and that might be the thing to love about him the most. Mize didn’t hold