A gloomy Sunday Michigan afternoon provided the backdrop for the fourth and final game of the extended weekend series between the Detroit Tigers and Baltimore Orioles. The Orioles took an early lead, the Tigers made it close in the late innings, but couldn’t complete the comeback as the O’s won the finale, 5-3. Spencer Turnbull
Two fastballs. Two home runs. And, yes, they came in Jace Jung’s first two at-bats Friday at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. This isn’t necessarily what the Tigers expected last July when they made Jung, 22, and a left-handed swinging second baseman for high-Single A West Michigan, their first prize in the 2022 MLB Draft. But a
The automated ball-strike (ABS) system arrived in Triple-A Toledo this week, just in time for the Mud Hens’ homestand against the Syracuse Mets. It’s meant to test out the system in game situations. It ended up testing out just how good Tigers No. 7 prospect Justyn-Henry Malloy is at judging the strike zone. “We joke
Top 3 BAL 2 DET 0 Result of AB Spencer Turnbull In play, run(s) to Ryan Mountcastle AB: Ryan Mountcastle | P: Spencer Turnbull
Detroit — Tarik Skubal threw off a mound Saturday for the first time since he underwent flexor tendon surgery in August. Just like riding a bike? “You’d think,” he said, laughing. “I feel like I fell off a little bit, scraped my elbows and knees.” He was joking, as his beaming smile conveyed. Skubal threw
Detroit Tigers left-hander Tarik Skubal stood on the mound in the bullpen Saturday at Comerica Park. Tim Remes, the bullpen catcher, crouched behind home plate, while athletic trainers Duncan Evans and Ryne Eubanks monitored his movements from the side. Some of his teammates came outside to watch, too. Skubal ripped 15 fastballs. Full conviction, no
Detroit Tigers (10-16) vs. Baltimore Orioles (18-9) When: 1:40 p.m. Sunday. Where: Comerica Park in Detroit. TV: Bally Sports Detroit. Radio: WXYT-FM (97.1; Tigers radio affiliates). Starting pitchers: Tigers RHP Spencer Turnbull (1-3, 7.25 ERA) vs. Orioles RHP Kyle Bradish (1-1, 6.30). First-pitch weather forecast: Cloudy, 48 degrees. • Box score TRENDING: Tigers’ Tarik Skubal takes big step towards MLB return
Trei Cruz’s second home run of the game is today’s nominee for the PennWest Edinboro Outstanding Play of the Year. Be sure to vote on the play of the year at today’s game.
Detroit – Tyler Nevin is only 25 years old, but he’s lived this game his entire life, being the son of former big-leaguer and now manager of the Angels Phil Nevin. He’s experienced the joys and heartbreaks both through his father and firsthand. So it was not in the least surprising that he stood in
Tyler Nevin talks about getting his first home run as a Tiger, despite being sent back to Triple-A Toledo following Saturday’s double header.
Matthew Boyd gave up six earned runs during the second game of Saturday’s double header, as the Tigers loss to the Orioles.
Zack Short and Johnny Kane sit down to discuss Short’s motivation to prove the Tigers brass right, his approach on the field and how he’s tried to find consistency at the plate.
Dave Beachnau, Executive Director of the Detroit Sports Commission, joins Tigers LIVE to discuss his thoughts on what he saw at Kansas City’s host setup at the NFL draft and his excitement to have the NFL Draft in Detroit in 2024.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA – Pitching dominated for the West Michigan Whitecaps as they quelled a late rally by the Cedar Rapids Kernels to earn a 4-0 shutout victory Saturday afternoon at Perfect Game Field. ‘Caps pitching allowed just four hits while collecting 11 strikeouts and holding Cedar Rapids to an CEDAR RAPIDS, IA – Pitching
DETROIT — Miguel Cabrera was walking through the Tigers’ clubhouse at Comerica Park on Saturday morning when he sighted the scrum of reporters gathered around just-recalled infielder Zack Short. “Shorty’s here! We’re safe,” Cabrera said. “We’re safe.” It was expected to be a day trip for Short, called up from Triple-A Toledo to serve as
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Detroit – This game can be a kick in the pants. Even on a good day. Tyler Nevin gave the Tigers some life, hitting a pinch-hit, three-run home run in a four-run sixth inning Saturday evening. It was his first career pinch-hit homer and it helped reduced a 6-0 deficit to 6-4. Unfortunately for the
A.J. Hinch announces two roster moves postgame where Tyler Nevin is optioned to AAA-Toledo and Zack Short will remain with the Tigers and recaps the 6-4 loss to Baltimore.
After taking the first of two on Saturday, the Tigers were looking to seize hold of this four-game set with the Orioles. Instead, Matthew Boyd had a bad outing, augmented by a slow hook from A.J. Hinch, and the Tigers fell 6-4 in game two. Things didn’t get off to a very auspicious start for
Baltimore Orioles right-hander Grayson Rodriguez, one of the best prospects in baseball, turned in the best start of his big-league career in his second matchup with the Detroit Tigers. This time, Rodriguez tossed five scoreless innings on two hits and one walk with nine strikeouts. The Tigers scored four runs in the sixth inning but