Prince Fielder

As the famous (fictional) Michigander Karl Welzein would say “sick of this, you guys”.  Watching last night’s game I felt like I was going to be sick (ok, I didn’t really – I was just REALLY upset).  Outside of Jus...

Photo Credit: Rick Osentoski-US PRESSWIRE   I wasn’t going to write a piece like this tonight….I had a respectable attempt at journalism planned and prepared exploring potential options for the Tigers at second base. But on a night l...

This week's FOX Major League Baseball Player Poll asked which player is today's Ozzie Smith, making the "sickest plays in the infield," but the Tigers didn't garner a mention. AP PhotoJhonny Pera...

There is no way the Tigers can offer protection to every player in the lineup. It's simply a matter of each player producing up to his potential. AP File PhotoMiguel Cabrera is hitting .307 with eight home runs and...

Fielder hit .448 (13-for-29) with eight RBIs and six runs in seven games. AP PhotoWho's hot? How about Prince Fielder, who hit .448 (13-for-29) with eight RBIs and six runs scored in seven games this past week.DETROIT --...

Yesterday was a pretty good game if you’re a Pirates fan.  Minus the Jason Grilli hiccup the bullpen was good, the Pirates had nine hits, Andrew McCutchen continued his torrid pace, Josh Harrison had another solid game, and Joel Hanrahan looke...

Lost in the brilliance that was Justin Verlander‘s near no-hitter, there was some evidence of what else this Tigers team is capable of doing: Providing some much needed offense. Young laces a 2-run double (Credit: Rick Osentoski US PRESSWIRE) A...

Detroit Tigers 6, Pittsburgh Pirates 0 Josh Harrison broke up Justin Verlander‘s no-hit bid with one out in the ninth, as the Detroit Tigers ace finished the game with just two walks allowed and a total of 12 strikeouts. Verlander has pitched t...

And not the beautiful kind of mess either. The Tigers fell to18-20 overall today after getting swept…yeah, swept, by the last place Minnesota Twins at home. Not just the last place in the Central Minnesota Twins, the worst team in all of …...

The St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles Dodgers and Detroit Tigers are expected to be the most aggressive teams leading up to Major League Baseball’s trade deadline, according to Buster Olney of ESPN.  Olney spoke with executives who believe that, du...