Scherzer Has Problems With Fastball
Max Scherzer had trouble locating his fastball Sunday and a high pitch count drove him out after five innings of a start against Cleveland.
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Max Scherzer had trouble locating his fastball Sunday and a high pitch count drove him out after five innings of a start against Cleveland.
The Detroit Tigers have put outfielder Ryan Raburn on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained right thumb.
The Detroit Tigers announced the club has acquired infielder/outfielder Jeff Baker from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for two players to be named later on or before October 31, 2012.
Miguel Cabrera caps a five-run 10th inning with a two-run homer and the Detroit Tigers rally to beat the Cleveland Indians 10-8 on Sunday - sweeping the weekend series.
The Tigers, who trail Chicago by 1 1/2 games in the AL Central, are on their longest win streak at Comerica since a nine-game run June 2-18, 2010.
Doug Fister pitched a full game despite a rain delay as the Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Indians 6-1 on Saturday.
Anibal Sanchez watched Prince Fielder crush a couple of balls - and the scene looked awfully familiar.
Prince Fielder connected for a two-run homer during a Detroit Tigers 10-2 pounding of the Cleveland Indians on Friday night.
The Tigers today have recalled the injury rehabilitation assignment of outfielder Andy Dirks from Triple A Toledo and reinstated him from the disabled list.
Though they're facing the division opponent which has given them the most trouble, the Detroit Tigers might be very happy to be back home to face the Cleveland Indians.
The Tigers will honor Carlos Guillen this weekend and Karsch and Anderson also want to honor Guillen.
A defense lawyer says he's trying to work out a deal with prosecutors in Detroit Tigers outfielder Delmon Young's hate-crime harassment case in New York City.
Prince Fielder followed a two-run shot by 3B Miguel Cabrera with a home run that hit off the top of wall in left-center to cap a five-run fifth inning Wednesday night at Boston.
Patience is a virtue, but so is the ability to adapt to changing circumstances.
The Detroit Tigers may be especially eager to return home after a poorly timed downpour further soured their road trip and helped extend their decade-long stretch of struggles at Fenway Park.
At 4 p.m. ET on Tuesday afternoon, Major League Baseball's non-waiver Trade Deadline passed with 19 teams within five games of postseason contention.
The Tigers lost to the Red Sox last night in a rain-shortened game at Fenway Park.
On SportsCenter, ESPN normally has a rundown that they put along the lefthand side of the screen.
Justin Verlander wobbled in the fourth inning Tuesday and then game-long rain ended his pitching durability streak after he worked five innings.
The cost apparently was too high or the offerings were not to Detroit's liking, so the Tigers will enter August with the same cast of players they had at the end of July.
Beckett motioned for the trainer to come to the mound after walking Miguel Cabrera to force in the first run against the Detroit Tigers
The Detroit Tigers' Justin Verlander was hit hard in a rare late collapse in his most recent start.
I hate their ballpark, payroll, stadium, logo, attitude and most of all their fans. Does that cover it?
Champ: Doug Fister for finally pitching like the Doug Fister of last season.
