Jim Price To Miss The Tigers 9-Game Road Trip
Detroit Tigers radio analyst Jim Price will miss the upcoming 9-game road trip at the request of the team the Tigers said Monday.
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Detroit Tigers radio analyst Jim Price will miss the upcoming 9-game road trip at the request of the team the Tigers said Monday.
Doug Fister's return to the mound for the Detroit Tigers comes at a place he should know very well.
By now you surely have heard about the injury to Yankees closer Mariano Rivera.
I was in Ohio Sunday for one of Celine's soccer games and by the time I got on a computer late afternoon there were tweets and emails about Brandon Inge.
Andy Dirks was bumped to second in the batting order and responded with a single in the first plus a solo home run in the eighth.
Managers walk a fine line between conveying a sense of panic and making moves when a change is called for.
Released by Detroit last month, Inge hit his first homer for Oakland and drove in four runs as the Athletics roughed up rookie Matt Moore in a 9-5 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday.
The Tigers closed out a brief homestand taking 2 out of 3 from the Chicago White Sox. The good news was the good starting pitching, and bad news was the continuation of a frozen solid offense. Imagine taking a series while scoring only 10 runs over the 3 game span. That's what the Tigers "accomplished" while bats like Brennan Boesch remain cold and is now hitting 8th in the line up. Having said that there isn't a whole lot that Jim Leland or Lloyd McClellan can do to turn things around, that's still up to each individual.
That's what we Fantasy Baseball addicts call it. Studs Or Duds. Meaning you have drafted a couple of superstar players and only have money left to fill the rest of your roster with players who cost a buck. Or a quarter in some cases. And not to say silly fantasy baseball is anything like the real deal. But this year's Tiger team does bear some resemblance to that strategy.
Adam Dunn hit a two-run homer deep into the right-field seats off Jose Valverde in the ninth inning and the Chicago White Sox turned the tables on Detroit, beating the Tigers 3-2 Saturday.
A walk off 2-run shot by Jhonny Peralta in the ninth wins the game as the Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago White Sox 5-4 on Friday.
Friday afternoon Tigers outfielder Delmon Young sat in the team's dugout and gave the media the apology many fans might have been waiting for.
The Minnesota Twins have claimed outfielder Erik Komatsu off waivers from the St. Louis Cardinals.
Delmon Young's suspension from Major League Baseball is officially over.
Prior to the start of the season, few would have considered a matchup between Detroit's Drew Smyly and Chicago's Jake Peavy a pitchers' duel.
Delmon Young steps into an uncertain future Friday if he comes off baseball's suspended list as expected.
Luis Marte, who hasn't pitched since suffering a left hamstring pull that landed him on the disabled list April 4, might be gone from Detroit but he's not forgotten.
That's right, I can't help myself, and I have to check Brandon Inge's numbers with his new team the Oakland Athletics'.
The Detroit Tigers today announced a tryout camp to be held at Fifth Third Ballpark, the home of the West Michigan Whitecaps, on Monday, June 11.
In the course of a 162-game season, the Tigers' 3-2 loss to the Kansas City Royals Thursday at Comerica Park will likely be forgotten.
Brennan Boesch crushed a line drive home run to right to extend his hitting streak to nine games.
There are many ways to measure "better" but Justin Verlander isn't interested in the statistical part.
There are plenty of apologists abound for the Tigers right now. They keep saying the same stuff. "It's early" or "They actually had the same record last year" or any laced together series of excuses.
The lack of Tiger offense has me asking..."where's the beef?" I was one of those who was excited after the first series at home this season and saw what kind of power and run scoring ability the team had. But that seems to have taken a back seat to an on-again-off-again type of offense for the Bengals. Everyone says once the warm weather is here to stay the bats will likewise warm up. They better be right, or it could be a long, disappointing season.
Chris Getz's infield single in the ninth inning put Kansas City ahead, and the Royals held on to beat the Detroit Tigers 3-2 Wednesday.
