Robbie Ray Leaves Major League Debut With Tears In His Eyes
Ray got a standing ovation when he left the game Tuesday night.
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Ray got a standing ovation when he left the game Tuesday night.
Alex Avila can understand how Astros batters struggled to hit Robbie Ray's deceptive fastball; at times Avila struggled to catch it.
Robbie Ray gave up one run in his debut and the Detroit Tigers routed the Houston Astros 11-4 Tuesday night for their season-high seventh straight win.
Tonight will be a night that Tigers pitcher Robbie Ray never forgets...
The Detroit Tigers have invited a unique individual to do the honors on Tuesday: A samurai warrior.
Tigers reliever and one of the "new guys," Joba Chamberlain, tweeted a photo of wild, Tiger-striped Zubaz pants -- and it turns out there's not just one pair involved, but enough for the entire team.
I was sure this year's version of the Tigers would struggle severely, at least early.
Justin Verlander took a no-hit bid into the sixth inning and won his fourth straight decision, leading Detroit over the Kansas City Royals 9-4 Sunday and extending the Tigers' winning streak to a season-high five games.
The Tigers' Drew Smyly went from the bullpen to tossing seven shutout innings as a starter. Nick Castellanos is tied with Miguel Cabrera for the team lead in RBIs.
Rick Porcello is already in his sixth full season in the big leagues, which makes it all the easier to forget that the Tigers right-hander is still just 25 years old.
Hanrahan pitched in just nine games in 2013 before undergoing Tommy John surgery.
The way I see it, Franzen and Coke are two of Detroit's new "public enemy number ones!"
In bad news for the Texas Rangers and not-so-bad news for the Detroit Tigers, slugger Prince Fielder has picked up right where he left off.
It is no secret the 45-year-old Detroit Tigers manager appeals to the female demographic.
Hanrahan recorded ERAs of 2.70 or better in three of four seasons before missing most of last season because he needed Tommy John surgery.
