Jason Beck is a reporter at Hits Radio. He specializes in covering Major League Sports, with a focus on the Detroit Tigers, Xavier basketball, and Chelsea FC, while also exploring themes in sports business and culture. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as BBC News, BVM Sports, and Bless You Boys: For Detroit Tigers Fans.
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By: Jason Beck
DETROIT -- The fly ball from Guardians leadoff hitter Daniel Schneemann hung in the air for five seconds, according to Statcast. It only felt like five minutes. Considering where Casey Mize’s splitter had wandered over the plate, Schneemann could’ve hit it harder, maybe crushed it to left. But for what
By: Jason Beck
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By: Jason Beck
DETROIT – The fifth-inning drive from Spencer Torkelson brought the crowd at Comerica Park to its feet on Tuesday night, ready to celebrate, as it soared down the left-field line. “Tork gives it a ride,” said TV play-by-play announcer Jason Benetti, teeing up a grand slam call.
DETROIT – One of the challenges of injured pitchers rehabbing through simulated games is getting the intensity level closer to actual games, even compared to a Minor League rehab start. On Wednesday, Justin Verlander found a willing competitor in fellow injury rehabber Kerry Carpenter. Verlander threw 66 pitches by unofficial
DETROIT – The Tigers ended their seven-game home losing streak, but it might have come at a price. Casey Mize struck out six Angels over four scoreless innings before leaving with right groin tightness, then closer Kenley Jansen left with two outs in the ninth inning in Detroit’s 4-0 victory
DETROIT – The Tigers’ injury woes continued Thursday afternoon, when they placed closer Kenley Jansen on the 15-day injured list with pelvic inflammation following his ninth-inning exit Wednesday night against the Angels. Left-hander Drew Sommers was recalled from Triple-A Toledo to fill his roster spot for now.
By: Jason Beck
DETROIT – Wenceel Pérez has been through plenty in his pro career, from a frustrating chase to add power to his speed early in his career to lingering back issues that slowed his climb up the farm system to throwing issues that set up his move to the outfield. He
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By: Jason Beck
ST. PETERSBURG -- The sound of Tarik Skubal's fastball hitting the catcher’s mitt popped a tick louder Monday. The acoustics of renovated Tropicana Field played a big role in that. Still, as Skubal took his simulated game series on the road with a four-inning session here on Monday afternoon, racking
By: Jason Beck
ST. PETERSBURG -- Maybe Tarik Skubal was onto something Monday afternoon when he suggested a new month could be just what the Tigers need to salvage their season. “A fresh month always helps just mentally, right? Just kind of clear anything that's happened over the last 30 days of baseball,”
