Tigers 9, White Sox 3
A sparse and damp crowd enjoyed the pounding Detroit gave Chicago as the Tigers beat the White Sox 9-3 on Friday night.
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A sparse and damp crowd enjoyed the pounding Detroit gave Chicago as the Tigers beat the White Sox 9-3 on Friday night.
Carlos Guillen (left knee microfracture surgery in September 2010) went on the 15-day disabled list March 30. He remained at the team's Florida camp in early April to rehab, and it's unclear when he will make his season debut.
A much-needed offensive outburst helped the Chicago White Sox snap a lengthy skid. With Mark Buehrle on the mound, they hope to end another losing streak against an AL Central rival.
Brennan Boesch made his major league debut at Oakland a year ago this Saturday. He quickly hit his way into regular status and has become a regular once again, even though he made the roster this spring as an extra outfielder.
There are a several upsides of having Ryan Raburn play second base and one modest downside.
This is no time to feel sorry for your opponent. The White Sox come to Detroit a struggling team.
Rick Porcello turned in his second consecutive decent start, allowing four hits and one run in 6 2/3 innings Wednesday
Detroit Tigers reliever Joel Zumaya will delay surgery on his ailing right elbow for six more weeks in an effort to see if he can pitch this season.
With first base open, two out in the third inning with Detroit leading, 1-0, Seattle elected to pitch to walk Cabrera and he ripped a low ball to left for an RBI single.
Rick Porcello held the Seattle Mariners to one run and four hits while pitching into the seventh inning, and the Detroit Tigers held on for a 3-2 victory Wednesday.
Right-hander Ryan Perry has been activated from the disabled list by the Detroit Tigers, who sent right-hander Enrique Gonzalez to Triple-A Toledo.
The Detroit Tigers have played as many road games as any team in the majors. Their recent results away from home have not been good.
Phil Coke didn't have control of his fastball at Seattle and it cost him. Coke walked the first two batters he faced, made an error on a topped ball near the first-base line and walked the next man as the Mariners wound up with four unearned runs.
Prosecutors in Florida on Tuesday released documents related to Miguel Cabrera's drunken-driving case in which witnesses describe seeing a dark-colored SUV driving on the wrong side of the road the night the slugger was arrested.
Look no further than the top two spots in the batting order for a significant reason Detroit's offense has been sputtering.
