Tigers Fall To Indians 3-2
A five-game win streak comes to an end as the Detroit Tigers lose to the Cleveland Indians 3-2 on Tuesday night.
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A five-game win streak comes to an end as the Detroit Tigers lose to the Cleveland Indians 3-2 on Tuesday night.
I call it the Smoltz Syndrome. Any time the Tigers trade a top pitching prospect for immediate help, the gnawing fear returns for some.
As expected, Ryan Raburn is safe for now.
Sweeping their way into the AL Central lead, the red-hot Detroit Tigers are looking to stay there after making a key trade.
There was a time when scouts, baseball insiders, writers, broadcasters and run-of-the-mill cynics were snorting and wondering exactly which day in April the Tigers would abandon their shift of Miguel Cabrera from first base to third.
1. He fills a glaring need at second base.
Justin Verlander performed like an ace is supposed to and the rest of the Detroit Tigers followed suit.
The Detroit Tigers have acquired second baseman Omar Infante and right-hander Anibal Sanchez from Miami, sending 21-year-old righty Jacob Turner and two minor leaguers to the Marlins.
An exciting new promotion has been added to the lineup this season to commemorate a special accomplishment that took place yesterday at Comerica Park.
It is fun again at Comerica Park.
Jim Leyland doesn't give an ox's tail if 2012 is following the path of 2011.
We know that the Tigers are trying to make a deal before the end of this months trading deadline.
Detroit slugger Miguel Cabrera has hit his 300th homer, becoming the second Venezuela-born player to reach that mark.
Well, I told you not to panic. It's a long season, remember? The Tigers start the final week of July in first place in the AL Central, one and a half games in front of the White Sox. I never worried for a minute.
Miguel Cabrera hits his 300th career home run and the Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago White Sox 6-4 on Sunday.
Rookie right-hander Jacob Turner will try to keep them there at the expense of the slumping Chicago White Sox.
Many expected the Detroit Tigers to run away with the AL Central this year, but it's been nearly three months since they were in first place.
RBI's by Miguel Cabrera, Prince Fielder, and Delmon Young helped the Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago White Sox 4-2 on Friday.
The Tigers continue their seven-game homestand as they host the division-rival Chicago White Sox during a three-game series this weekend at Comerica Park.
While there figures to be plenty of intrigue surrounding this weekend's three-game set between the AL Central-leading Chicago White Sox and second-place Detroit Tigers, neither club appears to be buying in to the hype.
Max Scherzer was back in top form Thursday, pitching three-hit ball over seven innings.
There's a reason Tigers manager Jim Leyland downplays Detroit's "showdown series" with the first-place Chicago White Sox this weekend.
Justin Verlander. pitcher, Detroit Tigers - Every time he pitches, Verlander is literally a threat to throw a no hitter. It doesn't get any more thrilling than that.
The great thing about baseball is that there is a new game virtually every day. Bad feelings can turn good. Losing streaks can be snapped.
Max Scherzer struck out nine and got plenty of run support as Miguel Cabrera and Alex Avila homered to help the Detroit Tigers beat the Los Angeles Angels 5-1 Thursday.
