Fulmer Tigers' Lone Prospect In MLB.com's Top 100
Michael Fulmer, a right-handed pitcher who played for Double-A Erie last season, cracks the list at No. 53.
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Michael Fulmer, a right-handed pitcher who played for Double-A Erie last season, cracks the list at No. 53.
Do you like the new look Tigers road spring training hat?
Do you have a problem with Verlander responding to Twitter haters?
The Detroit Tigers announced today that the club has acquired infielder Kody Eaves from the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in exchange for infielder Jefry Marte.
Yoenis Cespedes is back with the New York Mets to beef up their offense — for one full season, at least.
Detroit-area high school marching bands are being offered a chance to perform at Comerica Park during one of the Tigers first home games of the season.
The winning marching band will also get a $5,000 grant to support their school's music program.
Gibson, who managed Upton in Arizona, is now doing some broadcasting for Fox Sports Detroit.
Justin remembers the first time he beat his older brother in an athletic event and how good it felt.
The bullpen's performance isn't exactly a favorite topic of manager Brad Ausmus, either. He knows it was shaky at best, brutally bad at times, and inconsistent always.
"You can bring in Babe Ruth to this team or any team, and it doesn't matter," general manager Al Avila said. "What's the key here is that everybody stays healthy and everybody does their part."
"Nobody wants me!" he joked, adding, "I don't blame them."
It will help that Verlander has more support from his staff (and bullpen) this season.
Every fan knows about Verlander and his orange Lamborghini, the Ferraris and Porsches. But he's lusting after something closer to home.
The caravan will be making nearly 30 stops throughout the region, including 10 new destinations.
