Rick Porcello made history on Saturday, but not the kind he’ll want to be remembered for. The Detroit Tigers right-hander logged one of the worst starts in Major League Baseball history in a 10-0 loss to the Los Angeles Angels. Porcello toe’d the slab in Anaheim for the Tigers, and lasted just two-thirds of an …
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Oct 30
The Giants and Tigers make for the lowest-rated World Series ever
I guess someone has to be on the bottom, so why not a sweep which went head-to-head with football on three of its four nights: The four games on Fox averaged a 7.6 rating and 12 share, Nielsen Media Research said Monday. The previous low was an 8.4 for the 2008 Phillies-Rays and 2010 Giants-Rangers series, …
Oct 29
Giants sweep Tigers for World Series title on Marco Scutaro’s winning hit
DETROIT – The end came much like this series, not with a boom, but with a little fly ball that fell through the 10th inning raindrops and onto the Comerica Park outfield grass for a single that would win the San Francisco Giants the 2012 World Series. In a series where new heroes come nightly …
Oct 24
“The Stack” 10-24-12
Not going to lie, “the stack” is a little thin today. What with no NHL to talk about thanks to the lockout and the two sides not meeting, the NBA a week away (preview next week), and not a ton of NFL news (MJD will miss a couple of games and the NFLPA is asking …
Oct 23
Giants blow past Cardinals in Game 7 of NLCS to advance to World Series
The Giants have faced elimination six different times this postseason. Yet they are still standing. Game 7 of the NLCS wasn’t much of a contest, as the Giants topped the Cardinals 9-0 at AT&T Park in San Francisco this evening to win the National League pennant and advance to the World Series against the Tigers. …
Oct 14
It’s just not the postseason without Derek Jeter
The Yankees were already going it without Mariano Rivera this month, a strange sight to everyone who has followed baseball since the mid-1990s. But then Rivera was only out there for one or two innings per night. Derek Jeter was the immovable object. The Yankees have played in 158 postseason games since 1996, and Jeter …
Oct 12
CC Sabathia goes nine as Yankees beat Orioles, move on to ALCS
Just as Justin Verlander pitched the Tigers past the A’s, CC Sabathia proved to be the dominant presence as the Yankees beat the Orioles 3-1 in Friday’s decisive Game 5 and advanced to the ALCS. Sabathia, coming off a win in Game 1 in which he nearly went the distance, did go nine this time …
Oct 04
Miguel Cabrera wins first Triple Crown since 1967
Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera entered tonight’s season finale against the Royals ranking first in the American League in batting average, homers and runs batted in. And that’s right where he’ll finish. Cabrera went 0-for-2 with a strikeout on Wednesday night in Kansas City, but he walked off the field to a standing ovation from the Kauffman …
Sep 28
Detroit Tigers: Doug Fister sets American League strikeout record
The Detroit Tigers are on a bit of a roll right now, having taken the lead in the American League Central over the Chicago White Sox. On Thursday afternoon they continued their great run of late, with a 5-4 win over the Kansas City Royals. But the big story was starting pitcher Doug Fister. Starting …
Mar 27
This Year’s Detroit Tigers May Bring First World Series Title Since 1984
My dad and I were not always Yankees fans. In the past blogs I had written that my favorite teams when I first started watching baseball were the Montreal Expos(because of Gary Carter) and my American League team was the Detroit Tigers (because of Lance Parrish). As a 7-year-old kid playing baseball, our team name …













