detroit tigers

The Detroit Tigers rarely make it to the World Series. It's even more rare they win the World Series Championship. They did win in 1935, 1945, 1968 & 1984.

The Detroit Tigers played their last home game of the season yesterday, and even though there wasn't much on the line, things definitely got intense. The Tigers were trailing the White Sox most of the game until mounting a comeback in the 8th inning...

After what felt like an eternity of sitting at 499 homeruns, Miguel Cabrera has become just the 28th player to hit 500 career homeruns. Miggy stepped to the plate in Toronto with the same anticipation that he's had during every at bat since hitting 499, will this be 500...

After a long battle with Alzheimer's, former Detroit Tiger's catcher, Bill Freehan has passed away at age 79.

Not only does it have an interesting taste but an interesting reference to the name.

If you still haven't gotten your Covid-19 vaccine and you're heading to a Tiger game, you could get it done there, and grab some free tickets to an upcoming game.

The Detroit Tigers, Michigan State University and The University of Michigan have announced plans to return to full capacity for outdoor activities.

On Thursday, April 1st, it will be the Detroit Tigers Opening Day game against the Cleveland Indians at Comerica Park. It was announced this morning that there can be 8,200 fans in the stands for that game!

The coronavirus was the big winner when it came to baseball for the West Michigan Whitecaps in 2020. The entire season was cancelled. The team is gearing up for the 2021 season, in hopes that they will be able to hit the field this spring.

Last week in the MLB it was the best of three Wild Card Series. This week, the playoffs continue with Division Series best of five and that will be followed by League Championship best of seven. So now we're down to eight teams. The World Series will then start on October 20th in Arlington, Tex...

Hockey just concluded the Stanley Cup Playoffs with Tampa Bay beating the Dallas Stars. And now Major League Baseball seems to be the only sport playing somewhat of a normal time table. It's October and the playoffs are here and, sadly, this is another sport where a team from Detroit is not participating after the Pistons in the NBA and the Red Wings in the NHL missed the postseason...

What's new this season with MLB baseball? Is the Ball Juiced? Will Cardboard Cutouts make it all season?