Joe Mauer has three hits off of Anibal Sanchez today. His third single of the day moved Ben Revere over to third base. But Sanchez bared down again, getting Justin Morneau, Ryan Doumit and Chris Parmelee out in consecutive fashion as the Twins failed to bring in any runs. The Tigers couldn’t do anything with … Continue Reading →
Anibal Sanchez put his foot down and didn’t allow Minnesota to put up the first run of the day. Alexi Casilla stole second and third base on back-to-back pitches after reaching on a bunt single with one out. Sanchez came back and struck out Pedro Florimon and got Denard Span to ground out to second. … Continue Reading →
The Tigers have managed just one hit off of Liam Hendriks through the first four innings. Hendriks entered today’s game with a 1-8 record and an ERA of 6.02. The last time the Tigers saw Hendriks, they tagged him for four runs in four innings. Anibal Sanchez continues to deal. He has given up three … Continue Reading →
The Tigers are making Liam Hendriks look like an All-Star early in their game in Minneapolis, as they’ve only managed one hit off of him in the first three innings. Luckily, Anibal Sanchez is pitching well, giving up only two hits (both two-out singles). Hopefully the Tiger bats will wake up the second time around … Continue Reading →
Delmon Young had a one-out double to right-center field in the second inning, but Andy Dirks and Jhonny Peralta were unable to bring him home. The Tigers need to get their bats going against an underwhelming pitcher such as Hendriks. Anibal Sanchez struck out the first two batters he faced in the bottom of the … Continue Reading →
The Tigers and Twins both made little noise with their bats in the first inning from Minnesota. Miguel Cabrera grounded out to the shortstop in the top of the first inning in his first at-bat as he chases the triple crown. Anibal Sanchez gave up a two-out single to Joe Mauer, but came back to … Continue Reading →
The Tigers are inching closer to their second straight American League Central Division title. Today they turn to Anibal Sanchez on the mound, who didn’t make a splash with Tigers fans upon his mid-season arrival, but is starting to look more and more like a guy that can be counted on in big situations. Sanchez … Continue Reading →