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Baseball fans are girding their loins for the Tigers-White Sox series this weekend at Comerica Park.
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Baseball fans are girding their loins for the Tigers-White Sox series this weekend at Comerica Park.
Justin Verlander was roughed up in his last start in Kansas City and it didn't bother him at all.
Justin Verlander has gone three consecutive starts without a decision, and he hasn't won since Aug. 6, but manager Jim Leyland has juggled the rotation slightly in a move he hopes will benefit the Tigers.
Starting pitching - Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer are the ultimate power pitchers.
The Chicago White Sox were five outs away from another victory when Brett Myers reared back and hurled a fastball to Nate McLouth.
So, what does Dombrowski think about people questioning Jim Leyland's lineup?
Miguel Cabrera was not in Detroit's starting lineup Sunday, the hope being a game off combined with Monday's off day would have him ready to return to third base Tuesday night in Kansas City.
It could have been a no-win decision, except for the fact Detroit won with Miguel Cabrera sitting out for the first time this season.
Back-to-back homers by Prince Fielder and Delmon Young lead the Detroit Tigers to victory over the Los Angeles Angels 5-2 on Sunday.
A two-out, two-run RBI double in the eighth by Johnny Peralta leads the Detroit Tigers to victory over the Los Angeles Angels 5-3 on Saturday.
It's unclear if Miguel Cabrera will be back at third base for the Detroit Tigers, but the Los Angeles Angels are certain to have Dan Haren back on the mound.
Miguel Cabrera provided the only scoring for the Tigers, but it's not enough as Detroit falls to the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 on Friday.
Both Detroit and Los Angeles received a bit of a scare in the last few days as Miguel Cabrera and Albert Pujols were forced out of games with injuries.
On Thursday's show we put together a line-up for the All Tiger-Hated team.
Drew Smyly will start for the Tigers on Saturday, taking the place of an injured Doug Fister, according to the team's Director of Media Operations.