The Detroit Tigers finally saw some life from their offense. Miguel Cabrera gave Detroit their first lead of the 2012 World Series with a two-run opposite field homer in the 3rd.
The Tigers needed some of their role players to come up big for a change. Today was the day. Ryan Raburn has been getting booed at Comerica park lately, and deservedly so. He strikes out a lot and has made some costly errors recently. His batting average …
As I was listening to the game between the Tigers and Giants on the way home from a family get-together, I heard announcer Dan Dickerson describe the San Francisco team as "light-hitting". Not that I am superstitious, but I knew we were doomed after he uttered those words ove…
The Tigers tied the game in the bottom of the 8th off San Francisco closer Bryan Wilson a.k.a. "The Beard" 1-1 when Magglio Ordonez stroked a single to right. Manager Jim Leyland went to his closer, Jose Valverde to pitch the 9th. Valverde is 19 for 19 in save situ…