After a blown call at second base involving Omar Infante allowed the Tigers to continue in the eighth inning, Avisail Garcia delivered a single to right field that scored Infante. Miguel Cabrera then came up and did what he’s been doing all year, driving in big runs with a single to right of his own. The … Continue Reading →
The Tigers have struck out five times in their first six at bats, as Hiroki Kuroda is showing signs of being tired on three days rest. Anibal Sanchez settled down in the second inning, getting two strikeouts of his own. Nick Swisher reached first base with two outs when Omar Infante made a nice play to … Continue Reading →
Omar Infante bobbled a routine ground ball and Raul Ibanez doubled before Doug Fister got Alex Rodriguez to strike out and walked Nick Swisher to load the bases. Fister then got Curtis Granderson and Russell Martin to strike out to wiggle out of a bases loaded jam for the third time in six innings. These … Continue Reading →
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 →
Austin Jackson hit a ball deep to center field and scored Omar Infante from second base after Infante singled to get on and then advanced on a wild pitch. Jackson was moved over to third base on a sacrifice bunt from Quintin Berry and then scored on another Jarrod Parker wild pitch. It’s nice to see … Continue Reading →
Avisail Garcia got the biggest hit of his life when his team needed it most, putting the Tigers ahead of the A’s by scoring Omar Infante from second. The sacrifice worked, as Infante led the inning off with a single and was moved to second by Austin Jackson giving himself up. Garcia came into the game … Continue Reading →
The Tigers couldn’t make any noise in their second-to-last chance to get on the board. Luckily for them, they will have the heart of the order up in the ninth inning. Omar Infante, Miguel Cabrera and Prince Fielder will be due up as the Tigers will take one last swing at putting this series away … Continue Reading →
All Omar Infante had to do was not ground into a double play and Miguel Cabrera would have come to the plate in the third inning with at least one man on base. Too bad for the Tigers, though, Infante did ground into the inning-ending double play. The Tigers are looking comfortable at the plate, … Continue Reading →
Austin Jackson and Omar Infante struck out to start the game. Miguel Cabrera then took the first pitch he saw and grounded out to second. Brett Anderson appears to have excellent control tonight, and that could mean a long night for Tigers hitters.
Miguel Cabrera hit a solo shot in the sixth inning to take sole possession of the American League home run lead, and more importantly give the Tigers a lead of their own in Kansas City. The Tigers added another run as Royals center fielder David Lough misplayed a ball off the bat of Jhonny Peralta that should … Continue Reading →