Tigers Lose Seventh Game in a Row
It’s starting to sound like a broken record. The Detroit Tigers continue to struggle at the plate and with their relief pitching. Last night it was Jose Valverde’s turn to give up late inning runs to an opponent
It’s starting to sound like a broken record. The Detroit Tigers continue to struggle at the plate and with their relief pitching. Last night it was Jose Valverde’s turn to give up late inning runs to an opponent
Yep. Twice now. In a row. So what or who is the problem? Dave? Jim? The coaches? The players? Chime in and tell us what you think. It could get real ugly at Comerica this week ... lookie who's waiting for us from New York
The Detroit Tigers continued to have problems with Seattle pitching, which helped future Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki and the lowly Mariners to sweep the three game set from the Tigers yesterday. The Tigers dropped an afternoon game to Seattle, 7 – 2
The Seattle Mariners found a strange way to post a 7 – 3 win at Comerica Park last night. The Mariners seem to have Tiger starter Phil Cokes’ number. Coke faced the Mariners for the second time in a week, and was on the wrong end of another lopsided score
The Tigers starting pitching continued to dominate the Chicago White Sox and Tiger hitters put enough runs on the board to sweep the Chicago White Sox in the wrap up of the series, 3 - 0. Starting pitcher Max Scherzer tossed eight stellar innings in picking up his fourth win of the season
The Detroit Tiger bats continued to feast off of Chicago White Sox pitching as the Tigers pounded the Sox, 9 – 0 yesterday afternoon. Tiger starter Brad Penny had an excellent effort as he pitched seven innings, allowing a hit and walking two over his 95-pitch outing
Last night, the Detroit Tigers showed the offensive power expected all season long. The Tigers pounded the Chicago White Sox, 9 – 3 at Comerica Park. The Tigers also benefitted from a strong starting effort from ace Justin Verlander
Detroit pitcher Phil Coke had a miserable start to last night’s contest with the Seattle Mariners that the Tigers were unable to recover from. Coke walked the first two batters he saw and it just got worse from there
What a great, “late” night of sports last night! With both major sports franchises in action on the west coast, the Red Wings were on Fox Sportsnet and the Tigers on Fox Sportsnet Plus. That being said … there will be a lot of tired folks at their places of employment today
The Detroit Tigers continue to be mired in a team wide batting slump. A couple of Tigers like Miguel Cabrera and Brennan Boesch, have been moderately successful … the rest of the team is off to a slow start
The Detroit Tigers started off their west coast swing with a 3 – 0 shutout of the Oakland Athletics. Phil Coke picked up his first win as a starting pitcher. Coke and two relievers combined on a three-hitter, Ryan Raburn hit a two-out RBI double in the seventh inning to break a scoreless tie
The Tigers took the second game in two days with a walk-off run in the bottom on the ninth inning yesterday at Comerica Park. The Tigers beat the Texas Rangers 3 – 2 with a ninth inning home run by third baseman Brandon Inge