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WSGW 790 AM is Your Home for Detroit Tigers Baseball for 46 Consecutive Years!
The Detroit Tigers have been a key part of Michigan Baseball for over a hundred years. Since their foundation in 1894 as a part of the Western League the Tigers have won four World Series Titles, and ten American League Championships.
Today the Detroit Tigers play in Comerica Park and lead by manager Jim Leyland. The Tigers participate in a variety of charitable baseball projects through their Detroit Tigers Foundation to give back to the community that has given so much to them.
Active Players Include:
Pitchers: #62 Al Alburquerque, #38 Darin Downs, #53 Joaquin Benoit, #40 Phil Coke, #20 Octavio Dotel, #58 Doug Fister, #48 Rick Porcello, #37 Max Scherzer, #33 Drew Smyly, #46 Jose Valverde,#19 Anibal Sanchez and #35 Justin Verlander.
Catchers: #13 Alex Avila and #55 Brayan Pena
Infielders: #24 Miguel Cabrera, #28 Prince Fielder, #27 Jhonny Peralta, & #9 Ramon Santiago, #4 Omar Infante.
Outfielders: #48 Torii Hunter, #12 Andy Dirks, #14 Austin Jackson, #32 Don Kelly, #25 Ryan Raburn and #18 Matt Tuiasosopo
For more information on what the Tigers are up to check out their
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Tigers
Twitter: twitter.com/tigers
Website: www.tigers.com
Wednesday, May 1: vs. Minnesota (L--2-6)
Thursday, May 2: at Houston--7:40pm (W--7-3--14 Innings)
Friday, May 3: at Houston--7:40pm (W--4-3)
Saturday, May 4: at Houston--6:40pm (W--17-2)
Sunday, May 5: at Houston--3:40pm (W--9-0)
Tuesday, May 7: at Washington--6:40pm (Postponed)
Wed., May 8: at Washington--6:40pm (L--1-5)
Thursday, May 9: at Washington-3:40pm (L--4-5)
Friday, May 10: vs. Cleveland--6:40pm (W--10-4)
Saturday, May 11, vs. Cleveland--6:40pm (L--7-6)
Sunday, May 12 vs. Cleveland--12:40pm (L--3-4--10ings)
Monday, May 13 vs. Houston--6:40pm (W--7-2)
Tuesday, May 14 vs. Houston--6:40pm (W--6-2)
Wed, May 15 vs. Houston--12:40pm (L--5-7)
Thursday, May 16 at Texas--7:40pm (L--4-10)
Friday, May 17 at Texas--7:40pm (W--2-1)
Saturday, May 18 at Texas--7:40pm (L--2-7)
Sunday, May 19 at Texas--7:35pm
Tuesday, May 21 at Cleveland--6:40pm
Wed., May 22 at Clevleand--6:40pm
Thursday, May 23 vs. Minnesota--6:40pm
Friday, May 24 vs. Minnesota--6:40pm
Saturday, May 25 vs. Minnesota--3:40pm
Sunday, May 26 vs. Minnesota--12:40pm
Monday, May 27 vs. Pittsburgh--12:40pm
Tuesday, May 28 vs. Pittsburgh--6:40pm
Wed., May 29 at Pittsburgh--6:40pm
Thursday, May 30 at Pittsburgh--6:40pm
Friday, May 31 at Baltimore--6:40pm
Monday, April 1: at Minnesota--3:45pm
(Opening Day!!!) (W--4-2)
Wednesday, April 3: at Minnesota--3:45pm (L--2-3)
Thursday, April 4: at Minnesota--12:45pm (L--2-8)
Friday, April 5: vs. New York Yankees--12:40pm (W--8-3)
(Home Opener)
Saturday, April 6: vs. New York Yankees--3:40pm (W-8-4)
Sunday, April 7: vs. New York Yankees--12:40pm (L--0-7)
Tuesday, April 9: vs. Toronto--12:40pm (W--7-3)
Wednesday, April 10: vs. Toronto--12:40pm (L--6-8)
Thursday, April 11: Toronto--12:40pm (W 11-1)
Friday, April 12: at Oakland--9:40pm (L--3-4)
Saturday, April 13: at Oakland--3:40pm (W--7-3)
Sunday, April 14: at Oakland--3:45pm (W--10-1)
Tuesday, April 16: at Seattle--9:45pm (W--6-2)
Wednesday, April 17: at Seattle--9:45pm (W--2-1--14innings)
Thursday, April 18--at Seattle--3:15pm (L--0-2)
Friday, April 19: at Angels--9:40pm (L--1-8)
Saturday, April 20: at Angels--2:40pm (L--0-10)
Sunday, April 21: at Angels--3:10pm (L--3-4--13ings)
Tuesday, April 23: vs. Kansas City--6:40pm (Rainout)
Wednesday, April 24: vs. Kansas City--6:40pm (W--7-5)
Thursday, April 25: vs. Kansas City--12:40pm (L--3-8--10ings)
Friday, April 26: vs. Atlanta--6:40pm (W--10-0)
Saturday, April 27: vs. Atlanta--12:40pm (W--7-4)
Sunday, April 28: vs. Atlanta--7:40pm (W--8-3)
Monday, April 29: vs. Minnesota--6:40pm (W--4-3)
Tuesday, April 30: vs. Minnesota--6:40pm (W--6-1)
JUNE 2013
Saturday, June 1 at Baltimore--3:40pm
Sunday, June 2 at Baltimore--1:10pm
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Right-hander Anibal Sanchez limped out of the gate, allowing five earned runs over 2 2/3 innings, as the Tigers dropped a 7-2 decision to the Rangers on Saturday night in Arlington.
Doug Fister and Derek Holland have delivered consistent results for the Tigers and Rangers so far this season and both will be trying to give their bullpens a breather during Sunday night's series finale on ESPN.
A year ago, Tigers manager Jim Leyland watched Miguel Cabrera become the first player to win a Triple Crown in 45 years. This year, he was rooting for a Triple Crown of a different kind. But Orb was unable to pull off the second leg of horse racing's trifecta Saturday at the Preakness.
After his forgettable showing against the Angels on April 20, Tigers right-hander Rick Porcello has turned his season around, largely because of an effective changeup.
Manager Jim Leyland has gotten solid work out of a number of Tigers relievers recently. "I'm very happy with [the bullpen]," Leyland said.