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Detroit Tiger’s Baseball 2013
The Tigers travel to Cleveland for a two game series against the first place Indians beginning on Tuesday night. Max Sherzer and Justin Verlander will start for the Tigers. Coery Kluber and Ubaldo Jimenez will get the nod for the tribe. Both games start at 7:05 p.m. ET.May 22nd, 2013GO GET 'EM TIGERS!!DeeTownTigers Twitter
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Alburquerque optioned to Toledo
How far is Alburquerque from Toledo? Not very far, apparently. The Detroit Tigers announced that after yesterday’s game against the Houston Astros they optioned pitcher Al Alburquerque to Toledo. Al-Al pitched in relief of Drew Smyly in yesterday’s loss. Leading … Continue reading
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The Tigers close in on the White Sox, but lose to the Twins
Minnesota Twins at Detroit Tigers Comerica Park, Detroit, MI Sunday, September 23, 2012 Twins 10, Tigers 4 FINAL WP: Scott Diamond (12-8, 3.64) LP: Max Scherzer (16-7, 3.82) The Detroit Tigers had an opportunity to gain more ground against the … Continue reading
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Tagged Brayan Villarreal, Detroit Tigers, Max Scherzer, Miguel Cabrera, Minnesota Twins, Phil Coke
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Tigers extend streak to 5 in-a-row
Detroit Tigers at Tampa Bay Rays Tropicana Field, St Petersburg, FLA Tigers 2, Rays 1 FINAL WP: Brad Penny (9-9, 4.82) LP: David Price (11-11, 3.53) The Detroit Tigers extended their winning streak to five games tonight. A power outage … Continue reading
Tigers fire pitching coach Rick Knapp
The Detroit Tigers announced after today’s game against the Giants that pitching coach Rick Knapp would be replaced by bullpen coach Jeff Jones. Mike Rojas will replace Jones. This was a mutual decision made by Tigers manager Jim Leyland, along … Continue reading
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Tagged Brayan Villarreal, Charlie Furbush, Jeff Jones, Jim Leyland, Phil Coke, Rick Knapp
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Tigers and Blue Jays rained out
The rainy weather skipped and missed a lot of baseball games during April. Unfortunately, Mother Nature seems like she is playing catch-up during May. For the second time in less than a week the Tigers have had a postponement of … Continue reading




