Kansas City, Missouri. – Before Tuesday’s game, Matt Vierling talked about how it was almost like playing with the house money for the Tigers this month. “Honestly, nobody thought we would ever make it here,” he said. “We’re just really grateful and happy and just having fun, and our young people are starting to believe […]
Can the Detroit Tigers catch up with the struggling Minnesota Twins? Minnesota Star Tribune sportswriter Bobby Nightengale joins Days of Roar to discuss how the struggling Minnesota Twins are helping the Detroit Tigers. KANSAS CITY, Missouri – Detroit Tigers right-handed reliever Jason Foley jogged from the bullpen to the mound in the bottom of the […]
Kansas City, Missouri. — Colt Keith was asked about the game-winning double by fellow rookie Wenceel Perez, who pinch-hit a two-run double to tie the Tigers’ thrilling 7-6 victory in the sixth inning on Monday. “It was one of about 20 big at-bats we had in the game,” he said. He exaggerated, but only a […]
How Bobby Witt Jr. of the Kansas City Royals became a candidate for AL MVP Jaylon Thompson, Royals sportswriter for the Kansas City Star, joins our Tigers podcast “Days of Roar” to talk about the impressive play of shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. The Detroit Tigers fell behind by four runs in the third inning thanks […]
San Diego — This is it. This is what playoff baseball looks like. A deafening, sold-out crowd at Petco Park (41,669 spectators) on its feet and roaring at every pitch. Tense, nerve-wracking moments throughout the game. Both teams playing matchup games with their bullpens like there’s no tomorrow. And that’s exactly how it feels. The […]
How does the Detroit Tigers’ rare pitching strategy work? Mark and Evan discuss the atypical pitching approach the Tigers are using out of necessity. Full Days of Roar podcast (September 3) available now. Detroit Tigers reliever Jason Foley threw a slider to Fernando Tatis Jr. on the second pitch with a runner in scoring position […]
Detroit – They played the waiting game. They then played the game and as it turned out, the wait was worth it. Jake Rogers, Riley Greene and Kerry Carpenter all hit home runs within five batters of each other as the Tigers beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-2 late Tuesday night after a two-hour, 45-minute […]
