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Chicago’s four-run 8th inning downs Detroit, Tigers fall to White Sox 7-4

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The Detroit Tigers were looking to take the three-game series from the Chicago White Sox in Wednesday afternoon’s contest. Anibal Sanchez looked to turn in a solid start and assist with keeping the Tigers in the thick of things regarding the playoff picture. Sanchez went five innings, scattered eight hits, gave up three runs and struck … Read more

Gameday Thread: Game 139, Detroit Tigers @ Chicago White Sox

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DETROIT TIGERS (75-63) @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (66-72)

WHERE: U.S. Cellular Field – Chicago

FIRST PITCH: 2:10 p.m. EST

TV/RADIO: FOX Sports Detroit; 97.1 The Ticket

GAMETIME FORECAST: 86°F • Partly Cloudy • 8% PoP

PROBABLE STARTERS: Anibal Sanchez (7-13, 5.70 ERA) vs. Jose Quintana (11-10, 3.05 ERA)

LINEUPS:

Detroit Tigers

1. Ian Kinsler (R) 2B
2. Cameron Maybin (R) CF
3. Miguel Cabrera (R) 1B
4. Victor Martinez (S) DH
5. J.D. Martinez (R) RF
6. Justin Upton (R) LF
7. James McCann (R) C
8. Casey McGehee (R) 3B
9. Jose Iglesias (R) SS

Chicago White Sox

1. Adam Eaton (L) CF
2. Tim Anderson (R) SS
3. Melky Cabrera (S) LF
4. Jose Abreu (R) 1B
5. Justin Morneau (L) DH
6. Todd Frazier (R) 3B
7. Avisail Garcia (R) RF
8. Omar Narvaez (L) C
9. Tyler Saladino (R) 2B

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Zimmermann struggles in first game back from DL, Tigers lose to White Sox 6-3

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The Detroit Tigers came into Thursday afternoon’s contest against the Chicago White Sox riding an eight-game winning streak. Jordan Zimmermann was on the mound, the first time doing so since landing on the DL in early July. Zimm just didn’t have it and didn’t look mechanically well on the mound. He lasted just and 1 … Read more

Gameday Thread: Game 99, Detroit Tigers @ Chicago White Sox

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DETROIT TIGERS (51-46) @ CHICAGO WHITE SOX (46-50)

WHERE: U.S. Cellular Field – Chicago

FIRST PITCH: Following conclusion of Saturday’s suspended game (Coverage begins at 2:10 p.m. ET)

TV/RADIO: Fox Sports Detroit/97.1 The Ticket

GAMETIME FORECAST: 88°F • Partly Cloudy • 1% PoP

PROBABLE STARTERS: Anibal Sanchez (5-11, 6.60 ERA) vs. Jose Quintana (8-8, 3.13 ERA)

LINEUPS:

Detroit Tigers

1. Ian Kinsler (R) 2B
2. Jose Iglesias (R) SS
3. Miguel Cabrera (R) 1B
4. Victor Martinez (S) DH
5. Nick Castellanos (R) 3B
6. Justin Upton (R) LF
7. Mike Aviles (R) RF
8. James McCann (R) C
9. Andrew Romine (S) CF

Chicago White Sox

No lineup released yet.

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On Deck: Detroit Tigers @ Chicago White Sox

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The Detroit Tigers (17-9) will conclude their current 10-game road trip when they begin a 3-game series against the Chicago White Sox. Detroit is coming off a series split with the Kansas City Royals, after dropping the first two in the series and being outscored 12-2. In Friday’s match-up, the Tigers did not collect their first hit of the ball game until the 8th inning. The near combined no-hitter by Kansas City was set up by starter Chris Young, who pitched the minimum five innings, striking out nine Tigers hitters and walking three. On Saturday, Detroit could not have asked for a better performance out of their ace David Price. Price threw a complete game, giving up just one earned run on five hits, and striking out three. He was efficient and just what the doctor ordered. The Tigers earned themselves a split in the series after the bats finally woke up in Kansas City, behind a quality start by Anibal Sanchez, giving up three earned runs in 7 1/3 innings.

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Looking back: Tigers take two of three from division rival Chicago

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The Detroit Tigers returned home this weekend after a 6-game road trip in Cleveland and Pittsburgh where the team went 5-1, pushing their overall record to 8-1. On Friday, they got a first look at the Chicago White Sox, who by many are considered to be not only the most improved teams from this past off-season, but a legitimate threat to dethrone the Tigers from atop the AL Central division. The Sox added a plethora of new players to their team, including starting pitcher Jeff Samardzija, outfielder Melky Cabrera, first baseman Adam LaRoche, and relievers Zach Duke and David Robertson. They will play a big role in 2015 in what is a deeper and more competitive AL Central . This weekend belongs to the Tigers, as they were able to take two of three from Chicago.

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Tigers news and notes: Tigers crush the White Sox, Cespedes’ career day, V-Mart injury concern

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The Detroit Tigers bounced back from a tough loss against the Chicago White Sox yesterday by blowing them out today. We take a look at the big win, Yoenis Cespedes’ career day, as well as check in on Victor Martinez’s lingering injuries in today’s news and notes. Tigers 9, White Sox 1 Shane Greene continued the … Read more