Saturday, July 31st, 2010

Jake Westbrook was on the mound for the Cleveland Indians and on the mound for the Tigers was Matt Scherzer. But it was the Tribe who hopped all over the Tigers. The Tigers got battered, pitching last night, as the Indians used good pitching and hitting. Meanwhile, the White Sox, who had a game and [...]

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Cleveland, Ohio–With the White Sox burning up the Central Division the Tigers are right on their tail. Tonight Detroit faces Sykeston, ND native, Travis Hafner and the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field. On the mound for the Tigers will be Max Scherzer. This is a match-up of two teams heading in opposite directions. The Indians [...]

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In Toronto, the Twins clipped the Blue Jays feathers with a 7 to 6 win Tuesday night. Meanwhile, at Comerica Park, the pesky Orioles refused to roll over and play dead. After having a one nothing lead, Detroit’s bats went silent. That allowed the hapless Orioles to feel good. The game went back and [...]

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With the Minnesota Twins idle yesterday, the Detroit Tigers had a chance to roar ahead. The Tigers did pull ahead of the Twins by a half of a game with a wild win over the Orioles, 12-9. The Tigers looked like the Detroit Lions, the only difference was that it was on the [...]

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Comerica Park was supposed to be a friendly environment for the Tigers; everything self-destructed. It started when Russell Branyan was able to pick on a Jeremy Bonderman pitch and then he got all of it. At the time, Seattle was only up 4-1. It was a Russell Branyan three run bomb that [...]

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