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Roger Clemens’s Son, Kody, Makes MLB Pitching Debut

The Tigers outfielder took the mound for Detroit on Wednesday.

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Tigers put pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez on restricted list; he's out indefinitely

DETROIT — The Tigers are going to be without left-handed starter Eduardo Rodriguez indefinitely, and not because of an injury.

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Blue Jays dampen Miggyfest, take series from Tigers with 6-0 win

DETROIT — Up until the fourth inning Sunday, this was shaping up as a most memorable day at Comerica Park.

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Tigers' Beau Brieske dazzles for first win; Victor Reyes returns with a bang

DETROIT — Tigers rookie starter Beau Brieske held a 4.93 ERA and 0-5 record through the first eight starts of his major league career, not exactly the warmest welcome into Major League Baseball.

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Tigers' Casey Mize, 2018 top pick, to undergo Tommy John surgery

DETROIT — Tigers manager AJ Hinch announced before the game Friday that starting pitcher Casey Mize, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2018 draft, will undergo Tommy John surgery to repair the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.

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Worth the wait: Tigers pack a punch, take down Pirates after rain delay

PITTSBURGH — Turns out it was worth the wait for the Tigers.

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Tarik Skubal spins a gem as Tigers blank Twins for second straight game

DETROIT — When Tarik Skubal is on point, like he was Wednesday night in the Tigers' 5-0 win over the Minnesota Twins, it can seem like he’s toying with hitters.

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Clemens time: Robbie Grossman's injury forces Tigers to make hasty call for top prospect

DETROIT — This would have made for a good scene in the movie "Bull Durham."

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Jeimer Candelario's late blast pushes Tigers past Twins in extras

MINNEAPOLIS — Harold Castro hit a pair of solo home runs Wednesday, the second a 423-foot blast into the upper tank in right-center field that tied the game at 2 in the top of the eighth inning.

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Alex Faedo weathers shaky start, Tigers snap three-game skid with win vs. Guardians

CLEVELAND — Before the game, manager AJ Hinch, still fighting off an illness, his voice still weakened, would not accept any offering of sympathy — for him or his scuffling, injury-wracked baseball team.

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Faedo's homecoming a success, Tigers edge Rays 3-2 on Harold Castro's late homer

TAMPA, Fla. — AJ Hinch nailed it before the game.

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Mics picked up so much of Javy Baez’s expletive-riddled argument with ump before getting ejected

He was heated.

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Tigers' scoreless streak reaches 24 innings in 2-0 loss to A's

DETROIT — Tigers manager AJ Hinch was saying, hours before Monday night's game, that you can't worry about yesterday. You've gotta focus on today.

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Tigers muster one hit in 5-0 loss to Astros; losing skid hits 5

HOUSTON — They wore pink Sunday to celebrate Mother’s Day around baseball. But it had to feel like Groundhog’s Day to the Tigers.

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Cabrera smacks his 600th double but Astros beat Tigers with 8th-inning rally

HOUSTON – It looked like another Miguel Cabrera milestone moment might spark something for the Tigers.

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Tigers get timely hits, help in fifth to top Pirates in Game 1

DETROIT — It's no secret the Tigers have been struggling — at the plate, in the field and even to simply stay healthy — over the first month of the season.

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Bob Wojnowski: We’ll never see anyone like Cabrera again, an authentic, artistic original

DETROIT — The bat met the ball, as it has so many times, with a sharp crack. And the man met the moment, decades in the making, then hours in the making, the legend officially bronzed on a brilliant day, in a perfect way.

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Tigers' Miguel Cabrera delivers 3,000th hit — and cements his place among MLB's greats

DETROIT — Commission the statue, clear space on the Comerica Park bricks and alert the Hall of Fame.

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Bob Wojnowski: Wind and cold can't dampen Miggy's joyful march to 3,000

DETROIT — It was three hours before the game, the wind was whipping and the temperature was hovering around 42. Miguel Cabrera came bounding out of the Tigers dugout and onto the field.

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Tigers' Cabrera has three hits, within six of 3,000 in victory against Royals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Tigers and Royals played 19 games last season, 14 of them were decided by two runs or less. Both teams enhanced their rosters this year, infusing them with veteran talent and top prospects, but the intensity picked up right where it left off.

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Tigers' Jonathan Schoop tells Spencer Torkelson: Keep putting up good at-bats

DETROIT — Jonathan Schoop wanted to give an insightful answer, he really did. But the question was just a bit out of his realm.

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Tigers win opener in dramatic fashion, down White Sox, 5-4

DETROIT — The heroics for the Tigers were contained to one inning and it was enough to beat the defending Central Division-champion Chicago White Sox, 5-4, in front of a sold-out opening day crowd at Comerica Park.

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Optimism bubbles as Tigers emerge from rebuild

DETROIT — A couple of days ago, the Tigers had their roster just about set, except for maybe the last two spots in the bullpen.

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Tigers' Kyle Funkhouser trying to stay patient, positive after another 'gut punch'

LAKELAND, Fla. — It happens every morning. The clubhouse slowly empties out, his teammates are either going to the back fields to work or preparing to play in the day’s game. Or, like Sunday, they’re packing their bags and bats and boarding the bus to Sarasota.

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Tigers sign lefty Andrew Chafin to two-year, $13M deal, also bring back Wily Peralta

LAKELAND, Fla. — There's been this little dance going on the first few days of camp. Questions would be asked about potential free agent signings and the answers from manager AJ Hinch and general manager Al Avila would be either shadowy or some sarcastic form of, "You'll be the first…

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