Gene Lamont 'Nobody Wants To Talk To You Unless You F*&K Up!' (Video)
Tigers fans are left to wonder what this series might have looked like if a game turning, crucial play in the 2nd inning of game two never happened.
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Tigers fans are left to wonder what this series might have looked like if a game turning, crucial play in the 2nd inning of game two never happened.
It's the video everyone in metro Detroit is talking about -- Being: Prince Fielder.
"The difficult part is nobody wants to talk to you unless you f*** up, you know? F*** those guys in Detroit I see every day and haven't said 'Hello' to me all f****** year," Tigers' third base coach Gene Lamont said.
San Francisco's Madison Bumgarner and Detroit's Doug Fister matched each other through six innings, and the Tigers and Giants were tied 0-0 in World Series Game 2 on Thursday night.
Justin Verlander saw his string of brilliant postseason outings end with his first loss of the playoffs.
Prince Fielder said, "We have a game tomorrow and we are only down 0-1 and it's best of seven."
As the Tigers and Giants square off in the World Series -- some key question come to mind. Who has the best hair? Who has the best beard / facial hair? It's time to Pick-A-Side!
This is going to be a very hairy World Series.
One thing is for sure, nobody ever gets sick of celebrating!
There could have been some infighting when the Detroit Tigers were languishing below .500 midway through the season, or even when they trailed the Chicago White Sox deep into September.
It isn't easy being Prince Fielder, at least according to Tigers manager Jim Leyland.
Miguel Cabrera hit with a runner in scoring position Monday night for the first time on Detroit's current road trip but grounded into a double play when he did so.
Jim Leyland admits it's not fair to count on Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder to carry the Detroit Tigers all day every day.
No matter the caliber of their opponent, the Detroit Tigers continue to roll at home.
Anibal Sanchez watched Prince Fielder crush a couple of balls - and the scene looked awfully familiar.
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.
While coach Jim Leyland and other players have their caps off their heads and placed over their hearts with their heads bowed, a few players weren't following suit.
Doug Fister gave up just two hits over eight innings and Prince Fielder capped a four-run second inning with a two-run single to help the Detroit Tigers beat the Los Angeles Angels 7-2 Wednesday night.
Prince Fielder was given three innings off Tuesday night, removed in a one-sided loss so he could get a little bit of rest.
Verlander allowed five-runs on four hits during one inning of pitching, Fielder who played at first base went 0-2 at bat and Cabrera was hitless in his only appearance at bat.
The coolest thing about Tigers slugger Prince Fielder is his hair. His braids look like tiger stripes, and I will admit being envious that Fielder can have such a cool 'do.
For some reason the guys in the Bigs with the prettiest swings happen to be lefties.
Prince Fielder took another massive swing and sent a drive to right that made Comerica Park look like a Little League field.
Detroit's Prince Fielder became only the second player to win multiple titles in the All-Star Home Run Derby.
The Detroit Tigers head into the All Star break playing their best baseball of the year.
