Dan Dickerson Recaps Game 4 Of The ALCS (With Audio)
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New York fans and New York media can be brutal, but in respect to their knocks on Alex Rodriguez, it is deservedly so.
Delmon Young is finally playing up to his vast potential.
One thing is for sure, nobody ever gets sick of celebrating!
Just as the sun was starting to rise Friday, Detroit Tigers fans crowded around Comerica Park to get their hands on special edition American League Championship t-shirts and hats.
The energy in Detroit was electric Thursday night as thousands of thrilled Tiger fans celebrated their team's dominating ALCS win over the Yankees.
A massive celebration is underway in Detroit as the Tigers have won the American League pennant; now headed to the World Series.
With a day game scheduled on the lead-up to a weekend, many expect downtown bars, restaurants and other hot spots to be packed.
Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera has a good chance of winning the Most Valuable Player Award this season -- and Ivan "Pudge" Rodríguez thinks he deserves it.
Alex Rodriguez was benched twice for the same game.
Granderson joins A-Rod on the bench Thursday after another hitless night in Game 3 dropped the center fielder to 3 for 29 with 15 strikeouts.
Just as the team stands one win away from a spot in the World Series, the Detroit Historical Society has obtained the original lettering from Tiger Stadium.
Tigers reliever Phil Coke spent some time with the media Wednesday night before going home after the Game 4 rainout.
"I was at the game last night and I understand what Major League Baseball had to do," one fan said. "Those fans that don't understand the process of last night, I'm afraid you're not a true baseball fan."
Dmitri Young might have been the happiest fan at Comerica Park on Tuesday night.
Tickets for Wednesday's game marked ALCS Home Game #2 are now valid for the game to be played on Thursday, Oct. 18.
This time, ending the New York Yankees' season means the Detroit Tigers will return to the World Series for the first time in six years.
Jim Leyland kept expectations low, saying: "We're fortunate certainly, obviously, we've put ourselves in a good position, but that's all we've done."
So, what do you eat to celebrate the Detroit Tigers impending trip to the World Series (fingers crossed!) Make it sweet for a sweet season ending.
Phil Coke was the pitcher who was called in to replace Verlander in the 9th.
Maybe you already thought the Tigers won in the Curtis Granderson for Austin Jackson (and others) trade.
Tickets are already sold out for all three potential home games as the Detroit Tigers are just one win away from returning to the World Series for the first time since 2006.
After becoming just the fifth pitcher in history to strike out 11 or more batters twice in the same postseason, Justin Verlander is at it again in Game 3.
Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes left Game 3 of the AL championship series against Detroit in the fourth inning with a stiff back.
When outfielder Austin Jackson tracks down a deep fly or Detroit Tigers teammate Phil Coke throws a scoreless inning of relief, New York general manager Brian Cashman doesn't fret about the fact that both players could still be Yankees.
