Tigers' Scherzer To Miss Final Start After Twisting Ankle In Title Celebration
Max Scherzer's shoulder appears to be fine. His right ankle is another issue.
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Max Scherzer's shoulder appears to be fine. His right ankle is another issue.
I'm going to keep this short and sweet. Miguel Cabrera should win the American League MVP.
Jim Leyland didn't say it, but he sure sounded like a man watching Miguel Cabrera's Triple Crown numbers with the rest of us.
Miguel Cabrera sat in front of his locker in the corner of the visiting clubhouse at Kauffman Stadium on Tuesday, slinging some Spanish banter at a table full of teammates.
A two-run RBI single by Miguel Cabrera provided the only scoring for the Detroit Tigers who fell to the Kansas City Royals 4-2 on Tuesday.
The last three Triple Crown winners went on to play in the World Series, and Miguel Cabrera officially has a chance to be the fourth straight to do so if he accomplishes the prestigious feat.
Now that the Tigers have finished off the AL Central, we can start to focus on the issue that really matters.
He may look gruff and crusty and old-school, but for the second year in a row, Jim Leyland teared up while his players celebrated a division-clinching victory.
Miguel Cabrera finished Monday night just two days from becoming baseball's first Triple Crown winner since 1967.
Jose Valverde - He pitched a lot better the second half than during the first, but there was still a dropoff from last season.
There could have been some infighting when the Detroit Tigers were languishing below .500 midway through the season, or even when they trailed the Chicago White Sox deep into September.
Anibal Sanchez turned in a sturdy seven innings Sunday by working out of two serious scoring situations.
The Weekend Buzz while you were paging through the dictionary looking up these words folks are calling each other in the fierce Miguel Cabrera-Mike Trout AL MVP debate.
Their clubhouse strewn with boxes, their season on the brink of ending after a 10th loss in 12 games, the Chicago White Sox headed out Sunday on their final road trip.
Prince Fielder hits a two-run homer in the eighth inning to lead the Detroit Tigers to victory over the Minnesota Twins 2-1 on Sunday.
P.J. Walters went toe-to-toe with Detroit's Miguel Cabrera, the triple crown chaser who has dominated the American League this season.
Miguel Cabrera hits a three-run shot in the eighth inning and the Detroit Tigers edge the Minnesota Twins 6-4 on Saturday.
When the Detroit Tigers need their ace the most, Justin Verlander continues to deliver.
I've been marinating on why Tiger fans are a little listless this year, and I think I finally know why.
Omar Infante slammed a two-run shot in the eighth inning to tie the game, but it would not be enough as the Minnesota Twins score two more in the ninth to take the first game of the three game series 4-2 on Friday.
One reason the Detroit Tigers are in position to win the AL Central is Max Scherzer's dominance.
With the Tigers edging the Kansas City Royals 5-4 Thursday afternoon, then watching their AL Central lead increase to two games when the Chicago White Sox lost that night
Two games up with six to go, the Tigers seem to be a lock to capture the AL Central over the slumping second-place Chicago White Sox.
Miguel Cabrera's drive sailed high into the Detroit night — so high, in fact, that left fielder Alex Gordon had time to drift over to the fence and wait a couple seconds before reaching over and robbing the slugger of a home run.
For 117 days this season, the Chicago White Sox were in first place. Now, they're in danger of missing the postseason.
