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It’s safe to say that no pitcher is going to have a good night every single time they take the mound. That’s certainly true of Casey Mize, who has been working consistently to find himself as a major league pitcher, and overall has done a great job of it. All this serves as a polite

Detroit Tigers (58-62) vs. Los Angeles Angels (59-60) Time/Place: 7:10 p.m., Comerica ParkSB Nation site: Halos HeavenMedia: Bally Sports Detroit, MLB.TV, Tigers Radio NetworkPitching Matchup: RHP Casey Mize (6-6, 3.66 ERA) vs. RHP Dylan Bundy (2-9, 6.17 ERA) Game 121 Pitching Matchup Pitcher IP K% BB% FIP fWAR Pitcher IP K% BB% FIP fWAR Mize

Now that the Tigers have finished their 19 season games against Cleveland, it’s time to turn their attention towards another team that has always been something of a thorn in their side: the Los Angeles Angels. The Angels aren’t having their strongest season, in spite of an incredible performance both on the mound and in

For the second weekend in a row, the Tigers dropped two of three to Cleveland, missing another chance to move into second place. While second in the AL Central is fairly meaningless in the postseason picture, being able to finish the season there would represent a huge win for the rebuilding club. Just as playing

The wait continues. The Tigers closed out a disappointing home series against Cleveland over the weekend, dropping two of three, almost getting no-hit by Triston McKenzie and seeing Miguel Cabrera remain one home run shy of 500. The next shot Miggy will get is when the Angels roll into town on Tuesday. Let’s take a

Columbus Clippers 8, Toledo Mud Hens 7 (box) After taking three games straight, with a postponement on Thursday to break up the streak, the Hens lost both games in Saturday’s doubleheader, and lost again on Sunday. Fortunately, they’re getting some major reinforcements in the form of Riley Greene, Spencer Torkelson, and shortstop Ryan Kreidler. The

Well today’s game was a mess, but the Detroit Tigers had some big news as the entire organization has an off day tomorrow. After the game, they announced that top prospects Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson have been promoted to Triple-A Toledo along with rising shortstop prospect Ryan Kreidler. The Greene promotion in particular isn’t

Ah, what a beautiful day. A Sunday in the middle of August, sunny skies and temperatures sitting in the mid-to-upper-70s, and Comerica Park is packed to the brim for the rubber match in this Tigers-Cleveland series. What could possibly go wrong? … Oh. Look, if you are the kind of person who watched and is

The Detroit Tigers struck back on Saturday, scoring a big 6-4 win over the Cleveland Indians to even the weekend series as well as pull into a tie for second place in the American League Central Division. Today, the two teams meet once again in a rubber match to decide who plays second fiddle to

The Tigers pitchers repeatedly got themselves into their usual trouble with Cleveland’s lineup, but for the most part, they fought back and limited the damage. A late bullpen meltdown spelled doom for Cleveland, rather than the Detroiters, who pulled away with an eighth inning rally to win 6-4. The Tigers started things off on a

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The first game of the weekend series between the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians did not quite go as planned for the good guys, as the Traffic Guardians took Friday night’s matchup, 7-4, behind a rejuvenated Zach Plesac. On Saturday, the Tigers get a chance to even the three-game set with their American League Central

In front of one of the bigger crowds seen at Comerica Park in many years, Miguel Cabrera’s pursuit of home run number 500 failed to bear fruit tonight. More frustrating, was the Clevelanders continuing their tradition of suddenly playing their best baseball whenever the Tigers are around. They beat the Tigers 7-4, seizing second place

There are a lot of bad baseball movies out there, but there are also a lot of really, really good ones. With the “Field of Dreams” game happening thie week, where real players got to stand in the shadow of a fictional movie world (that also features actors playing real people?), we thought it might