World Series Game 2 Preview 10-25-12
While Pablo Sandoval didn't play a big part in the San Francisco Giants' World Series run two years ago, he's already left his mark on this one.
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While Pablo Sandoval didn't play a big part in the San Francisco Giants' World Series run two years ago, he's already left his mark on this one.
I understand that the prevailing wisdom is that the Tigers' layoff after their sweep of the Yankees led to their lackluster performance in game one of the World Series.
While several Detroit Tigers opted to go "business casual" on the plane to San Francisco -- this did not include Justin Verlander ...
Jose Valverde started the postseason with a scoreless inning and a save against Oakland. Since then, his ERA is 48.60.
They're asking business owners to leave on their building lights "so we can light up the skyline and the city during the national televised games."
Check out these five facts from Game 1 of the World Series that you may not have known.
Justin Verlander saw his string of brilliant postseason outings end with his first loss of the playoffs.
Prince Fielder said, "We have a game tomorrow and we are only down 0-1 and it's best of seven."
Valverde only lasted a third of an inning Wednesday night in San Francisco, where he allowed two runs on four hits.
The way the Giants are scoring runs this postseason has been typical San Francisco style: unconventional.
Detroit Tigers pitcher and Southern California native Doug Fister gets the start in the World Series Thursday night -- and he has a confession.
Barry Zito is playing his part in this World Series, all right.
Those postseason struggles that plagued Justin Verlander his first two trips to the postseason looked to be a thing of the past this year.
Despite the Tigers' 8-3 loss to the Giants in Game 1 of the World Series Wednesday, it is far from over.
Detroit Tiger fans are in the doldrums Thursday morning after their team got pummeled 8-3 Wednesday night in San Francisco in the first game of the World Series.
If you watch ESPN, you've seen the promos for the "30-for30" film series. They all start the same way. "What if I told you?"
Pablo Sandoval stepped up and crushed a high fastball to center field for a home run and the first run of the game to give the Giants a 1-0 lead.
Dearborn police are asking for the public's help in finding a man wanted for selling fake post-season Detroit Tigers tickets.
Honor of jinx? Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera is the cover-boy on this week's regional edition of Sports Illustrated.
Jim Leyland and the Detroit Tigers found out the hard way that rest means rust in the World Series.
The San Francisco Giants are sticking with the roster that got them to the World Series.
Mayor Dave Bing trash talks with San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee and made a bet based off which team wins.
This is going to be a very hairy World Series.
As many followers of WPRE(Predictions) Radio know too well, when I make a prediction it is usually wrong, so the fact that I think the Tigers are going to win the World Series in six games is not a good sign for the men who don the Olde English D.
