Detroit Tigers Recaps
Tigers 4, Rays 3: Bullpen hangs on for a much needed win
This was another hard fought game and the Tigers did well to win it, but they lost Derek Hill in the process.
Rays 7, Tigers 4 (10 innings): Well, that escalated quickly
The Tiger bullpen was quite good until it really, really wasn’t.
Rays 5, Tigers 2: Gotta be on point to beat the Rays
A sloppy game overall, and a relentless series of tough bullpen arms, kept the Tigers in check all night.
Tigers 4, Brewers 1: Relentless team effort earns the sweep
Matt Manning and the bullpen were excellent and the offense capitalized on hard earned opportunities.
Tigers 1, Brewers 0 (11 innings): First run wins it!
Both Peraltas together combined for twelve scoreless innings, six apiece, and the game went to extras with nary a run scored.
Tigers 8, Rays 7: Robbie Grossman with the literal walk off winner
It took 11 innings, but a bases loaded walk by Grossman carried the Tigers to a series victory.
Rays 7, Tigers 2: Mize struggles, bats sputter
Tampa jumped on Casey Mize early and their pitching staff shut down the Tigers lineup.
Tigers 10, Rays 4: Home run power takes the sting out of the Rays
A pair of big home runs late in this one powered the Tigers over the American League’s best.
Tigers 5, Pirates 1: Miguel Cabrera and Robbie Grossman lead the way
Matt Manning and the bullpen had the Pirates offense in check all game.
Pirates 3, Tigers 2: Offense sputters as Tigers drop series
Both teams left a ton of runners on base but it was the Tigers who end up on the wrong side of the fail ledger.
Pirates 6, Tigers 3: Bullpen meltdown costs Detroit
A rare blowup for Kyle Funkhouser helped Pittsburgh come back to win on Labor Day.
Tigers 4, Reds 1: Successful Sunday in Cincy
Detroit’s pitchers played with fire a lot of the day, but they got the job done when they needed to.
Tigers 15, Reds 5: Wrath unleashed on the City of Seven Hills
There were dingerz like fireflies, all over the sky...
Athletics 8, Tigers 6: Matt Manning mauled
The Tigers rookie crumbled in this one, but the offense and the bullpen put up a good fight.
Tigers 8, A’s 6: Tie it up, tie it up, tie it up
And 502 is in the books for Miggy
Athletics 9, Tigers 3: Bad Skubal, bad bats, bad loss
Too many mistakes from the Tigers starter, and another bad offensive performance, doomed them on Tuesday night.
Twins 3, Tigers 2: Mize good, Minnesota slightly better
A makeup game on a Monday afternoon saw the Tigers’ lumber continue to slumber. But at least they made it interesting in the ninth.
Blue Jays 3, Tigers 2: Another well pitched game ends in a 10 inning loss
Neither offense got much going, but the Jays won the extra innings battle to even the series.
Tigers 2, Blue Jays 1: Victor Reyes’ inside the park homer for the win
Matt Manning and the Tigers’ bullpen were excellent.
Tigers 5, Blue Jays 3: Cabrera’s 500th homer comes with a stirring extra innings win
Miggy did the thing, and somehow the Tigers won this game. High fives all around.
Blue Jays 3, Tigers 0: This pitching duel didn’t go the Tigers’ way
The Tigers did it to the Jays on Friday, but today the shoe was on the other foot.
Tigers 4, Blue Jays 1: Extra-Inning Heroics Aplenty
The Tigers strung together a bunch of hits in the tenth in a nice come-from-behind victory.
Angels 13, Tigers 10: The bullpen collapsed to blow an eight run lead
This was the ugliest loss of the season to date as the Angels sweep the Tigers at home.
Angels 3, Tigers 1: Ohtani shows the power while Cabrera’s quest continues
Miguel Cabrera might be the draw at Comerica, but Shohei Ohtani brought the star power tonight.
Cleveland 11, Tigers 0: Hittin’ Harold halts history
Tigers fans hoped that Miguel Cabrera would make history this afternoon, but Cleveland pitcher Triston McKenzie nearly made history of his own.
Tigers 6, Indians 4: Detroit survives a rare blown lead from the bullpen
A late rally carried Detroit over their Central division foes to reclaim a share of second place.
Cleveland 7, Detroit 4: Zack Plesac silences Miggy mania
Zack Plesac was good, while the Tigers pitching was not.
Detroit 5, Baltimore 2: Cabrera and Skubal highlight series clincher in Baltimore
Tarik pitched six scoreless and Mggy hit the last home run he’ll ever have that starts with a "4". It was a good night.
Tigers 9, Orioles 4: Offensive outburst carries Detroit on a rainy night
Casey Mize wasn’t very good, but the Tigers bullpen was nails once again.
Cleveland 7, Detroit 5: A late home run does the Tigers in
Both teams also turned in a sloppy defensive effort. So, let’s just file this one away and forget about it.
Detroit 2, Cleveland 1: Houdini would be proud
Somehow, Tiger relievers stranded ten runners in the last four innings. That’s a lot of antacid tablets!
Cleveland 6, Detroit 1: Typical night in Cleveland for the Tigers
Matt Manning was all over the place, and the Tigers offense hit like they usually do against Cleveland pitching, which is to say not much.