Jt Law

Another bullpen day could’ve gone much worse, but the Tigers’ bats were largely silent.

I mean, that really got out of hand, fast. It jumped up a notch.

The finale of a three-game weekend series in San Francisco featured a first major-league home run, a pair of rundowns in the same inning, and a 5-4 Tigers victory on Sunday afternoon. A pair of late innings loses hurt, and yet the Tigers still come away with a.500 road trip despite the lengthy injured list.

It was looking pretty rough until pretty late, but a pair of extremely clutch hits gave the Tigers the victory.

There’s a real youth movement in the Tiger lineup these days.

Three games into a four-game series and a sweep looks inevitable at this point, doesn’t it?

They came back late to take it to extras, but it all fell apart in the tenth.

The Tigers’ ace delivered a superb pitching performance and the bats gave the team just enough to win.

The rookie shortstop had four hits and a home run to help the Tigers to an easy victory.

Kerry Carpenter had four hits, but Casey Mize still has some things to work on.