Tigers-Athletics Preview 5-10-12
A .500 record and alternating wins with losses for nearly two weeks have the Detroit Tigers looking for a breakout series.
Watch CBS News
A .500 record and alternating wins with losses for nearly two weeks have the Detroit Tigers looking for a breakout series.
After the Tigers latest loss to the Seattle Mariners last night Doug and Scott decided to play the game Tigers complaint Bingo.
Luke Putkonen made his second major league appearance Wednesday night and picked up his first defeat.
The Tigers continue to lament their lack of offense but the cornerstone for a turnaround seems to have been put in place -- solid starting pitching.
Train Wreck. Total disaster. Replaced at third by mid-May.
Consider the Detroit Tigers thrilled to be done with seeing Seattle for the remainder of the 2012 season. Whether it was back in Detroit or out in the Pacific Northwest, the Tigers could not solve the Mariners.
No one came out of game 2 of the Mariners series feeling good. The Mariners lost.
Josh Hamilton hit four home runs Tuesday night at Baltimore, and it has accelerated what was already a tremendous start.
One night after Detroit's ace helped his team end its losing streak to the Seattle Mariners, rookie Drew Smyly hopes to lead the Tigers to a series victory.
Maybe Detroit should bring a large-screen television monitor into the dugout.
Justin Verlander struggled with the strike zone for four innings Tuesday night but was efficient in his last two to record his 49th consecutive start of at least six innings.
Brandon Inge made quite a first impression in his first home game with the Oakland Athletics.
Doug Fister is back and pitched every bit as well Monday as he did the second half of last season after being acquired by the Tigers.
The Mariners rallied from an early 5-0 deficit against ace Justin Verlander, loaded the bases in the ninth against versus Detroit closer Jose Valverde but couldn't come up with the needed hit in a 6-4 loss to the Tigers on Tuesday night.
The Seattle Mariners have had the Detroit Tigers' number of late.
The Tigers can't seem to buy runs and its getting frustrating.
Blame Jim Leyland. Blame Ryan Raburn. Blame Delmon Young. Heck, blame Brandon Inge again, if you wish.
Well today ought to be fun. The Tigers lose again to the hapless Mariners and there are several people who can play fall guy. Perfect. Take it away Terry…
I have to admit I went to bed last night. Early.
Chad Curtis' future as a high school football coach is on hold while Michigan authorities investigate reports of misconduct between the ex-major league baseball player and female students.
Brad Penny is looking for work again, as the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks of Japan's Pacific League released the 33-year-old right-hander, the team announced on Tuesday (via YakyuBaka.com).
With overworked Tigers closer Jose Valverde getting the night off, the Mariners had no trouble putting together a ninth-inning rally.
What is your favorite Tigers memory? Kaline's two-run single in Game 5 of the '68 World Series, Gibby's homer in the eighth to clinch the Series in '84, or was it Verlander's no hitter in 2007 or in 2011?
After the Tigers lost to the Mariners early Tuesday morning, I instantly knew what the callers on our station would be saying; FIRE JIM LEYLAND!
For the fourth consecutive year, transplanted Detroit Tigers fans currently serving in the United States Armed Forces can enjoy this season's home opener in the form of 'Operation Opening Day' -- a three-hour DVD containing FOX Sports Detroit's coverage of the Tigers 3-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox on April 5 at Comerica Park.
