Lions Down, Tigers Still Strong Heading Into 2013
At the start of 2012, three of Detroit's four major pro teams looked like they might have championship potential.
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At the start of 2012, three of Detroit's four major pro teams looked like they might have championship potential.
Let's face it; we're all glad 2012 is over.
Long regarded as the holy grail of Major League Baseball offensive statistics, batting average, home runs and runs batted in are considered the "triple crown" categories.
The Detroit Tigers announced the club has released lefthanded pitcher Adam Wilk after his contract was sold by the organization to a team in the Korean Baseball League.
Lou Whitaker and Alan Trammell were the Tigers' double-play combination -- that is, the second baseman and shortstop -- for more than a decade.
Detroit has seen some incredible years in the sports world and 2012 was no exception. Take a trip back through the year and review some of the most talked about, most clicked and just plain huge news.
The Detroit Tigers today announced that shortstop Gustavo Nunez has been returned to the Tigers organization by Arizona as the Diamondbacks have outrighted his contract to Triple A Toledo.
The Seattle Mariners have signed pitcher Jeremy Bonderman to a minor league contract, hoping the right-hander can make a comeback from Tommy John surgery.
Final 2012 payrolls for the 30 major league teams, according to information received by clubs from the commissioner's office.
In what's likely the most significant step yet toward protective headgear for pitchers, 12 or more major-league hurlers will soon begin testing padded caps.
Anibal Sanchez hadn't gone anywhere, really, and yet here he was getting a big "welcome back" from Detroit Tigers president and general manager Dave Dombrowski.
Monday the Tigers made it official and announced the signing of their latest free agent; Anibal Sanchez.
The Detroit Tigers today announced the club has agreed to terms on a five-year contract, with a club option for 2018, with righthanded pitcher Anibal Sanchez.
The Anibal Sanchez signing set up the Tigers to trade a pitcher for a hitter.
Eighty million for a number four starter. I understand it's not my money so I shouldn't care.
