Austin Jackson had men on the corners after an Omar Infante single that moved Jhonny Peralta to third base with one out. Jackson lined a single to right-center and scored Peralta to give the Tigers a huge insurance run. The RBI is Jackson’s second of the night. After a Ryan Cook walk to Quintin Berry, … Continue Reading →
Prince Fielder went yard in the fourth inning, making up for those hard shots that just didn’t fall in the past 24 hours. The big shot was followed by Delmon Young and Andy Dirks singles, but A.J. Griffin killed the Tigers momentum by getting Jhonny Peralta to ground into a double play and Alex Avila to … Continue Reading →
Anibal Sanchez is looking comfortable on the mound, but that won’t matter if the Tigers can’t deliver him some support. The meat of the Tigers order: Miguel Cabrera, Prince Fielder and Delmon Young went quietly in the fourth inning.
Prince Fielder blasted a ball to deep right center to start the second inning, but Coco Crisp brought back a ball that would have been a homer and tied the game. Delmon Young and Jhonny Peralta followed with back-to-back singles, but Andy Dirks and Avisail Garcia were unable to deliver. The Tigers looked good in … Continue Reading →
Rick Porcello allowed the first two runners to reach in the second inning, but bared down and got a pop-out and double play ball to get out of the inning. The Tigers have had one base runner. Prince Fielder singled in the second inning before Delmon Young grounded into a double play of his own … 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 went quietly in the ninth as Delmon Young, Jhonny Peralta and Andy Dirks went 1-2-3 and the team fell to the Minnesota Twins 4-2. Omar Infante tied the game up with a two-run homer in the eighth inning but Brayan Villarreal had a terrible bottom of the frame to allow Minnesota to strike back. … Continue Reading →
Brayan Villarreal just wasn’t himself when it mattered. The Twins had the top of the order coming up and Villarreal walked Denard Span to lead off the inning. It was all downhill from there as Villarreal gave up a bases loaded double to Ryan Doumit, who has all four Minnesota RBIs on the night. The Tigers … Continue Reading →