TigerFest Gives Fans A Dose Of Spring Fever
TigerFest Gives Fans A Dose Of Spring Fever
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TigerFest Gives Fans A Dose Of Spring Fever
Talking line-up, will Andy Dirks become an everyday player in the upcoming season? Despite the "free Dirks" campaign, it didn't sound like it.
The last two American League MVPs stood about 10 feet apart in a club at Comerica Park, each surrounded by a small pack of reporters.
Of course, as players were interviewed at the Tigers caravan, we had to find out if any player had a reaction to the Manti Te'o hoax story -- and pitcher Phil Coke was just the player to go to.
Hunter said he learned a lesson from the backlash.
"That's a loaded question there," Tigers ace pitcher Justin Verlander said.
Delmon Young has some incentive to lay off the desserts: He can earn $600,000 based on his weight this season.
The 2013 Detroit Tigers Winter Caravan is set for Thursday, January 24 and Friday, January 25, and features an exciting lineup of appearances in Detroit and around the state of Michigan.
In just a few months, Delmon Young went from MVP of the American League championship series to a guy hoping for an opportunity.
The 2013 Detroit Tigers Winter Events will launch this Thursday and will be available through your very own home computer or mobile device.
The Indians have signed utilityman Ryan Raburn and outfielder Ben Francisco to minor league contracts with invitations to spring training.
The Detroit Tigers today announced the club has agreed to 2013 contracts with righthanded pitchers Doug Fister and Rick Porcello, lefthanded pitcher Phil Coke, catcher Alex Avila and outfielders Brennan Boesch and Austin Jackson.
The Detroit Tigers today announced the following 17 players have been invited to major league camp this spring in Lakeland, FL
The Detroit Tigers are currently accepting submissions for the 17th Annual Detroit Tigers Jackie Robinson Art, Essay & Poetry Contest.
The Detroit Tigers today announced Chris Cron will return in 2013 to serve as the manager at Double A Erie.
