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Another day, another powerless display from the Detroit Tigers’ offense. That will happen against the White Sox’s Dylan Cease, but it rarely seems to matter who the opposing day’s starter is, as the problems for the Tigers are all in their own clubhouse. Yet the season waits for no one, and they’ll be right back

I can imagine the scene in Tiger manager AJ Hinch’s office: a bingo-ball tumbler, the kind with the crank handle on the side, and white ping-pong balls inside with various Toledo Mud Hens’ names on them. [Hinch turns the crank while calliope music plays in the background] Hinch: “The next Toledo Mud Hen to come

The Detroit Tigers have seen some pretty big years so far from the pitching prospects. From the emergence of Wilmer Flores to the successful major league debuts of Beau Brieske and Alex Faedo, and more. Arguably none of them have made quite the impact, however, that Reese Olson has made. Last year’s trade deadline was

The Detroit Tigers got off to a rough start in their midweek series against the Chicago White Sox, getting knocked around to the tune of a 9-5 loss on Monday night. The home team was able to get out early against starter Lance Lynn, who was returning from the injured list, but the pitching staff

Rony Garcia got the starting nod today, facing off against a freshly rehabbed Lance Lynn and the Chicago White Sox. If ever there was going to be a series where Tony La Russa should make some boneheaded managerial decisions, it would be nice if he could do it against the Tigers. The scoring started early,

Every time the Tigers take a step in the right direction recently, one of the top teams in the game appears to smack them back down. First, it was the New York Yankees erasing the memory of a good series against the Twins. Over the weekend, the Toronto Blue Jays wiped the Tigers out in

Well, it just isn’t getting any better. After a pair of duds on Friday and Sunday, the Tigers’ offense is actually much worse in June than it was in April and May. This absolutely stupefying level of failure is pretty hard to wrap one’s head around. The players themselves have track records that suggest this

Toledo Mud Hens 14, Iowa Cubs 9 (box) The Hens had the Iowa Cubs on the ropes this weekend, and while the Cubbies managed to take a game on Saturday, the Hens’ offense erupted again on Sunday to win the game, and the series five games to one. Toledo went with a bullpen game in

On a day meant for celebration and joy the cold-hearted Toronto Blue Jays played to win and spoiled the party. How incredibly rude, and on Miguel Cabrera Day no less! A four-run fourth inning ruined a strong start for Detroit’s starter Tarik Skubal and the bullpen let the game slip further away late in the

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The Detroit Tigers struck back on Saturday afternoon with a big win over the Toronto Blue Jays at home behind a spectacular effort by rookie Beau Brieske. The young hurler tossed 5 2⁄3 innings of shutout ball allowing seven hits and no walks while striking out two. Meanwhile, the offense got rolling behind Victor Reyes

Fresh off a 10-1 loss to the Blue Jays last night, the Detroit Tigers came in looking to even up the series. Thanks to a historic three-walk game from Javier Báez and some clutch hitting, plus a great outing from Beau Brisket … ugh I mean Briskie, the Tigers evened up the series with a

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The Detroit Tigers returned to earth on Friday night, dropping the opener of a three-game homestand against the Toronto Blue Jays in a rain-soaked 10-1 loss. After taking a pair of midweek matchups from the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Motor City Kitties were looking to go streaking again, but instead, starter Elvin Rodriguez struggled and the

The Detroit Tigers didn’t waste any time Friday night falling behind the Toronto Blue Jays in a 10-1 loss at Comerica Park. Just five pitches into the first game of Detroit’s three-game series against Toronto, the Tigers found themselves down a run and in trouble with rookie Elvin Rodriguez on the mound. Rodriguez walked George