Miguel Cabrera

The Tigers lost to the Texas Rangers 5-2 on the ESPN Sunday night game.   With the loss, the Tigers drop the series, 2-1.  They’re still in third place in the Central Division, two games out of first. Both teams scored single runs in the first two innings, but the Rangers pulled ahead 4-2 on home runs in the fifth and sixth against Matt Boyd...

The Detroit Tigers spent a lot of Tuesday night’s game with Baltimore, trying to put the 3rd inning behind them.

After the Detroit Tigers dropped two straight in Oakland on late-game heroics, they looked to avoid a third straight loss in the same fashion against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

With a strong outing from Justin Verlander and a home run from Cabrera on his first day back, there was a lot to like about the Tigers’ match up, Tuesday night versus their division rival, Cleveland Indians.

The Tigers were eager to put four straight losses behind them, and a four run, 4th inning got them well on the way.

The Detroit Tigers were looking to bounce back, after losing the last three games, but the Chicago White Sox just weren’t cooperating.

Neither side shined when it came to pitching, in yet another marathon game, but the Tigers definitely got the bigger part of the stick.

The Tigers trailed 1-0 after one, but they wouldn’t wait long to take the lead and crack this game wide open.

Taking on a Tampa Bay team, below .500, the Tigers looked like they were off to a good start, Tuesday night.

Alex Avila was making the most of his Easter Sunday in Cleveland.