Fielder Ends HR Drought, Rangers Beat M's 5-0
Prince Fielder ended his Texas home run drought, and Robbie Ross finally got some help from the offense as a starter.
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Prince Fielder ended his Texas home run drought, and Robbie Ross finally got some help from the offense as a starter.
Francoeur, a 10-year major league vet, should be used to hijinx by now -- but did this one ever get him.
What little kid that grew up a sports fan didn't want to be a ball boy/girl for a baseball team.
This much is clear: Michael Pineda had a dark substance smudged on his pitching hand during his first win for the New York Yankees.
The Braves have said they will replace the flag for Wednesday's game.
Nelson Cruz was branded a cheater and punished accordingly.
A Michigan minor league baseball team is set to hold its home opener three months after a fire destroyed part of the ballpark.
Prince Fielder's visit to Fenway Park wasn't much better than the last one with his previous team.
Omar Infante of the Kansas City Royals has been hit in the face by a pitch from Tampa Bay reliever Heath Bell.
Brad Ausmus offered the well-worn caveat that relievers often find it harder to pitch in no-pressure situations than in close games.
The Tigers announced that Cabrera is the seventh-fastest player in baseball history to reach 2,000 hits.
New Tigers manager Brad Ausmus is no longer perfect on challenges, thanks to a goofy rule akin to the NFL's "completing the process" rule.
Smyly pitched out of the bullpen in 2013, recording an ERA of 2.37 as the most reliable reliever for the Tigers last season.
If nothing else, the opening series of the regular season provided the Baltimore Orioles a good look at what could be their main source of competition this year.
The first time new Detroit Tigers manager Brad Ausmus met starting pitcher Max Scherzer, the hurler told Ausmus he would always be honest with him.
The ruling made first-time major league manager Brad Ausmus 2-for-2 for the day on challenges.
New Tigers manager Brad Ausmus explained the changes before the game Wednesday.
Mets closer Bobby Parnell has a partially torn elbow ligament after just 25 pitches this season and might need surgery.
Even Scherzer, however, cannot escape the perils of the infamous Detroit potholes.
Just as veteran outfielder Torii Hunter feared back in August, instant replay may mean no more manager arguments, at least for Brad Ausmus.
I figured posting this video is only fitting for me.
Barry Bonds spent a portion of Monday morning driving around Pittsburgh, marveling at the changes he's seen in the city since baseball's career home run king bolted for San Francisco more than two decades ago.
Joe Nathan, Alex Gonzalez and Tyler Collins were among the new players who chalked up some big plays on Opening Day.
"For me, the most important thing is for guys to relax," Nathan continued. "We've got to go down there, continue to have fun."
"It's like Christmas." That's how many Detroit Tigers fans refer to Opening Day.
