Verlander Does It Again... And So Does The Skipper
Justin Verlander is an absolute beast. His complete game performance last night and ending the game on a strikeout was fantastic viewing.
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Justin Verlander is an absolute beast. His complete game performance last night and ending the game on a strikeout was fantastic viewing.
Make A Wish is selling a limited number of balls honoring sluggers Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder.
Starting pitcher Justin Verlander gets his first win in dramatic fashion as the Detroit Tigers beat Kansas City Royals 3-2 on Monday.
Justin Verlander has pitched well in each of his first two starts, though he doesn't have a win to show for those efforts.
Facing a dangerous lineup in his first major league start, Adam Wilk never thought one of his own teammates would knock him out of the game.
If you heard that one of the Tigers had a homer and three hits to lead the team to a 5 to 2 victory over the Chicago White Six, your first guess might be Miguel Cabrera or Prince Fielder. Nope. How about Austin Jackson, Alex Avilla, Delmon Young, or even Ryan Raybun? Wrong again. The unlikely hitting hero for the Tigs on Sunday was Gerald Laird, getting the start at catcher to give Avilla the day off.
Gerald Laird hits a solo homer for Detroit and the Tigers go on to beat the Chicago White Sox 5-2 on Sunday.
Brennan Boesch delivered the only power at the plate and the Detroit Tigers fall to the Chicago White Sox 5-1 on Saturday.
The Detroit Tigers have activated infielder Brandon Inge from the 15-day disabled list Saturday.
Delmon Young hit a two-run shot in the seventh inning but it's not enough as the Detroit Tigers lose to the Chicago White Sox 5-2 on Friday.
After struggling at the plate during their season-opening series, the Chicago White Sox found their groove during a matchup with an AL Central rival.
The Cleveland Indians may have found a boost for their stagnant offense.
Brennan Boesch drove in four runs on his 27th birthday, leading the Detroit Tigers to their fifth win in six games to start the season, 7-2 over the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday.
The Tampa Bay Rays are off to the best start in franchise history, thanks in part to a late rally that ended the Detroit Tigers' bid to remain the AL's last unbeaten team.
Justin Verlander was nearly perfect for eight innings, but proved he's human in the ninth.
