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Thursday afternoon at Comerica Park was the Tigers first stop on the annual Winter Caravan tour where players, coaches and the skipper make their way around metro Detroit to hob knob with the local folks.
Joel Zumaya has painfully realized the potential hazard of his natural gift.
The Birmingham stop will feature a roundtable discussion, Q&A with fans, and a Tigers "Jeopardy" game. Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera, and more are scheduled to appear.
Joe Saunders got one-year and $6 million to re-sign, essentially with his tail between his legs, with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
The 2012 Detroit Tigers Winter Events will launch tomorrow and will be available through your very own home computer or mobile device.
Relief pitcher Joel Zumaya and the Minnesota Twins have finalized their $850,000, one-year contract.
It may be cold and snowing, but baseball fans will feel a slight spring breeze when the annual Detroit Tigers Winter Caravan starts rolling Thursday.
So what is Detroit going to do to make up for a guy who hit .330 last season and drove in 103 runs? Also let's not forget that V-Mart is one of the better so- called "Clubhouse" guys out there, so that too will be hard to replace.
Tigers star Victor Martinez could miss the entire 2012 season after injuring his left knee during offseason conditioning.
The 2012 Detroit Tigers Winter Caravan, presented by Verizon Wireless and FOX Sports Detroit, is set for Thursday, January 19 and Friday, January 20, and features an exciting lineup of appearances in Detroit and around the state of Michigan.
Tigers star Victor Martinez has injured his left knee and is likely to miss most of the 2012 season.
The Detroit Tigers today announced the club has agreed to one-year contracts with righthanded pitcher Max Scherzer, infielder/outfielder Don Kelly and outfielder Delmon Young, thus avoiding arbitration with all three players.
Oft-injured relief pitcher Joel Zumaya and the Minnesota Twins have agreed on an $850,000, one-year contract.
Several Detroit Tigers hit the Fox Theater stage Saturday for the first ever Detroit Tigers Kids Convention. It's a variety show, geared toward the team's younger fans.
The Detroit Tigers have reached one-year deals with right-hander Rick Porcello and left-hander Phil Coke, avoiding arbitration with both pitchers.
