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Detroit Tigers left-hander Matthew Boyd trotted off the field, down the steps and into the clubhouse in the second inning after 36 pitches. In an emergency, righty Michael Fulmer was called from the bullpen. Boyd was removed from his start with left knee tendinitis. The severity of his injury and timetable for return remain unclear. The White
Chicago — What’s worse than losing both ends of a doubleheader? Potentially losing your No. 1 starter in the process. Matthew Boyd, just three batters into the second inning of the nightcap, called head athletic trainer Doug Teter to the mound after throwing a ball to Leury Garcia. After a brief conversation, Boyd left the game.
Detroit Tigers left-hander Matthew Boyd called athletic trainer Doug Teter, manager AJ Hinch, pitching coach Chris Fetter and catcher Wilson Ramos to the mound after a 91.7 mph fastball to Leury Garcia in the second inning. After a short conversation, Boyd walked off the mound and into the clubhouse. He departed from Thursday’s second game in
BOT 2 DET 0 CWS 0 Result of at-bat Matthew Boyd In play, run(s) to Andrew Vaughn Batter: Andrew Vaughn Pitcher: Matthew Boyd
What had been a standout opening month for Matthew Boyd is now on hold after the Tigers left-hander left his Thursday night start against the White Sox with left knee tendinitis. Boyd, who took a 1.82 ERA into a showdown against a Chicago lineup that teed off on him last year, pitched in and out
Chicago White Sox starter Carlos Rodon exposed the Detroit Tigers by accumulating a whopping 12 strikeouts through six innings. As Rodon cruised on the mound, Chicago’s offense broke through and delivered three runs in the fifth inning against right-hander Casey Mize. The Tigers (8-17) fell short, 3-1, in a seven-inning Game 1 of Thursday’s doubleheader at Guaranteed Rate
What may be the most anticipated Minor League season ever opens on Tuesday. After the cancellation of the 2020 schedule, 120 teams at four levels and the vast majority of MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 Prospects will get back to playing games that count next week. We’ve been tasked to come up with one prospect from
Chicago — The topic was rookie right-hander Casey Mize, who went into his start against the White Sox Thursday having been tagged for 11 runs in 9⅔ innings in the previous two. “He’s a perfectionist by nature,” manager AJ Hinch said before the game. “I don’t think mental fortitude is in question. I think the acceptance that
For the second time in eight months, Casey Mize was in a pitching duel on the south side of Chicago. This time, he shut down the White Sox for four innings, out-pitching White Sox counterpart Carlos Rodón before two walks and two singles fueled a three-run fifth in a 3-1 Tigers loss in Game 1
Detroit Tigers (8-16) at Chicago White Sox (12-10) Start Time: 5:10 p.m., Game 2 will begin 30-45 minutes after the conclusion of Game 1SB Nation site: South Side SoxMedia: Bally Sports Detroit, MLB.TV, Tigers Radio NetworkGame 1 Pitching Matchup: RHP Casey Mize (1-2, 5.23 ERA) vs. LHP Carlos Rodón (3-0, 0.47 ERA) Game 25 Pitching
Chicago — Tigers manager AJ Hinch knows he’s probably not going to get a hero’s welcome when he’s introduced Friday night at Yankee Stadium. It’ll be New York fans first real chance to show him how they feel about his role in the sign-stealing scandal that may or may not have impacted the Yankees’ loss to
For anyone who follows the Detroit Tigers, there are two trains of thought that seem to seep through the consciousness of the fanbase when it comes to Miguel Cabrera. One thought that seems to be a hindrance to why the Tigers will not spend is because of his contract. Fellow contributor Chris Mangum believes he’s…
For anyone who follows the Detroit Tigers minor league system, it has been since 2019 fans have seen them in action and a lot has changed. For one, outside of a few glimpses in summer camps, minor league coverage has been hard to come by. Unless you are hardcore in the minor leagues and followed…
When Casey Mize takes the mound on Thursday against the Chicago White Sox, it will be amid rumblings of frustration with his performance. While every baseball fan worth their salt knows that even very talented young prospects can take time to succeed at the major league level, heavy lies the crown for a former first
The West Michigan Whitecaps will have some real drawing power when their Midwest League season begins on May 4th. With their home opener slated for May 11th against the Great Lakes Loons, the roster will feature a host of interesting prospects, including the Detroit Tigers two newest high-end prospects. The Whitecaps’ announced their starting roster
The road to Detroit will take Spencer Torkelson to Class A West Michigan and Riley Greene to Double-A Erie when the Minor League season begins next week. Rosters were revealed for the entire Tigers farm system on Thursday as prospects get ready for their first Minor League games in nearly two years. Full-season affiliates begin
Miguel Cabrera is spreading the word on getting vaccinated. Plus, he’s feeling good after launching a 445 foot home run in Chicago. And the next name he’ll pass on MLB’s all-time hits list generated a Top 10 Miggy reaction.
The Erie SeaWolves, in collaboration with their parent club the Detroit Tigers, have released the club’s 2021 Opening Night roster. The starting rotation features five right-handed pitchers including A.J. Ladwig, Pedro Payano, Paul Richan, Elvin Rodriguez and Ricardo Pinto. Ladwig last pitched for the SeaWolves in 2018 before suffering a The Erie SeaWolves, in collaboration
During Opening Week, the Mud Hens will honor the men and women who have been on the frontlines during the pandemic over the past year. These Hometown Heroes have worked tirelessly to keep our community safe, healthy, fed, and our children educated. The Mud Hens would like to thank a During Opening Week, the Mud