Tigers-Red Sox Preview 7-31-12
The Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander was hit hard in a rare late collapse in his most recent start.
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The Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander was hit hard in a rare late collapse in his most recent start.
I hate their ballpark, payroll, stadium, logo, attitude and most of all their fans. Does that cover it?
The newest edition of the six pack deals with frustration and oh yes there is tons of frustration to go around the Detroit sports scene.
While coach Jim Leyland and other players have their caps off their heads and placed over their hearts with their heads bowed, a few players weren't following suit.
Austin Jackson led off a game with a home run for the eighth time in his three-season career Monday night, driving a ball out to left-center.
Chicago White Sox manager Robin Ventura was asked if there's such a thing as a defensive drought.
Delmon Young and Brennan Boesch are not without talent, but their on-base percentages this season are .297 and .281, respectively.
An impressive start fizzled quickly as the Detroit Tigers fall to the Boston Red Sox 7-3 on Monday.
Here's a player who would help the Tigers the final two months of the season: Reed Johnson.
Judging by their recent results in Boston, a visit to Fenway Park wouldn't appear to help the Detroit Tigers in their quest to return to first place in the AL Central.
The addition of Anibal Sanchez to Detroit's rotation has shifted the area-of-need focus to the bottom five members of the batting order.
Doug Fister has begun to duplicate the effectiveness he showed a year ago after coming over from Seattle.
The surprising Chicago White Sox have made a move to stay on top of the AL Central, acquiring left-hander Francisco Liriano from division rival Minnesota Twins on Saturday night.
Should the Detroit Tigers make another trade? Or do you think the deal to get Pitcher Annabelle Sanchez and 2nd baseman Omar Infante was enough to push the team into the postseason? I like the trade, even if the Tigers had to give up their top pitching prospect Jacob Turner.
Two homers by Jhonny Peralta led the Detroit Tigers to victory over the Toronto Blue Jays 4-1 on Sunday.
