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We hear from Francisco Liriano, who holds the Mariners hitless through six innings and gives up just one hit through eight, but gets a no-decision as the Tigers fall to the Mariners 3-2 in 11 innings.

We hear from Matthew Boyd, who strikes out a career-high nine in six solid innings of work in his hometown of Seattle.

Manager Ron Gardenhire updates the heath status of JaCoby Jones after his Tigers finish their home stand with a 6-0 loss to the Indians.

We hear from Pete Kozma, who has a big run-scoring double as the Tigers rally for five seventh-inning runs.

We hear from manager Ron Gardenhire after a five-run seventh inning earns the Tigers their third straight victory.

We hear from manager Ron Gardenhire after his Tigers end an 11-game losing streak to the Indians.

We hear from Niko Goodrum, who homers twice and knocks in five runs as the Tigers top the Indians 6-3.

On Bark at the Park Night at Comerica Park, the Michigan Humane Society looks for help and homes for their animals.

We hear from Shane Greene, who throws a perfect ninth inning to give the Tigers their shot Sunday.

We hear from manager Ron Gardenhire after his depleted Tigers earn their fourth walk-off win of this still very young season.

We hear from JaCoby Jones, who scores on a walk-off single by Jose Iglesias in the Tigers’ 5-4 victory over the Mariners.

We hear from JaCoby Jones, who has a solid day at the plate and in the field Saturday.

We hear from bench coach Steve Liddle, who updates us on the health status of Nicholas Castellanos and more after the Tigers settle for a doubleheader split with the Mariners.

The Tigers and Mariners will play two on Saturday.

Eight years ago today, we lost the “Voice of the Tigers,” Ernie Harwell, to cancer.

We hear from John Hicks and JaCoby Jones after they combine — Jones with a lead-off triple and Hicks with a walk-off bunt — for the winning run in a 3-2 victory over the Rays in 12 innings.

Jim Price and Al Kaline share their memories of Denny McClain, who won 31 games 50 years ago to lead the Tigers to the 1968 World Series championship.

We hear from Leonys Martin, whose tie-breaking double in the fifth is the difference for the Tigers in a 2-1 victory over the Rays.

We hear from closer Shane Greene, who takes the loss after giving up a pair of ninth-inning homers.

We hear from manager Ron Gardenhire, who despite the loss says that Jordan Zimmermann’s outing was a big pick-us-up for the Tigers.