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  1. Random thoughts heading into Game 4

    David Schoenfield

    At this point, there isn't a whole lot to say. The San Francisco Giants' pitching has been spectacular, their defense has been terrific and the Detroit Tigers' bats are as cold as the Michigan weather. But the series isn't over, not with Max Scherzer...

    Blog | October 28, 2012
  2. Tigers stars come up short as Giants win

    David Schoenfield

    DETROIT -- We can go silly overanalyzing three baseball games, so let's keep it simple: The Detroit Tigers are a stars-and-scrubs team. If the stars aren't delivering, it's going to be an uphill climb. And now that climb is Mount Everest. In Game ...

    Blog | October 28, 2012
  3. Roster analysis: Tigers-A's

    David Schoenfield

    A look as the Division Series rosters for the Tigers and A's: Detroit Tigers RHP -- Justin Verlander, Doug Fister, Anibal Sanchez, Max Scherzer, Rick Porcello, Octavio Dotel, Al Alburquerque, Joaquin Benoit, Jose Valverde LHP -- Phil Coke, Drew ...

    Blog | October 06, 2012
  4. Why each team can win it all

    David Schoenfield

    With help from the blog network writers, here are reasons each team can win the World Series. St. Louis Cardinals 1. A potent, balanced lineup. The Cardinals had the best on-base percentage in baseball, including four starters -- Matt Holliday, J...

    Blog | October 04, 2012
  5. Tigers look like dangerous playoff team

    David Schoenfield

    Remember those first three games of the season for the Detroit Tigers? They won the season opener against the Red Sox with a run in the bottom of the ninth. They belted Josh Beckett the next game, hitting five home runs off him and winning 10-0. Then...

    Blog | October 01, 2012
  6. Fister makes Tigers a scary playoff team

    David Schoenfield

    Big win for the Detroit Tigers on Thursday afternoon to put pressure on the Chicago White Sox as they host Tampa Bay tonight. The quick math: If the White Sox lose they're 2 games back of the Tigers with six to play. That means if the Tigers go 3-3 t...

    Blog | September 27, 2012
  7. Dunn delivers biggest win of season for Sox

    David Schoenfield

    "It ain't over 'til it's over." -- Yogi Berra on the 1973 National League East pennant race For a few minutes on Monday, you had the feeling the Chicago White Sox were getting a little bit closer to over. Justin Verlander had done his job for the De...

    Blog | September 25, 2012
  8. Indians as good as overrated Tigers

    David Schoenfield

    OK, I'll give you Justin Verlander. I'll even give you Miguel Cabrera, Prince Fielder and Austin Jackson. But five through 25? I think I'll take the Cleveland Indians over the Detroit Tigers. The Indians beat the Tigers 5-3 on Tuesday, even ...

    Blog | May 23, 2012
  9. Trouble in Motown: Tigers no sure thing

    David Schoenfield

    Sometimes the analysis is pretty easy. The Detroit Tigers' lineup on Sunday featured 31-year-old minor league veteran Brad Eldred, who last played regularly in the majors in 2005, hitting fifth. He was followed by Ryan Raburn, Ramon Santiago, Gera...

    Blog | April 29, 2012
  10. Max Scherzer becomes key player in series

    David Schoenfield

    If there's one piece of good news for the Detroit Tigers, it's that Sunday's rainout means Max Scherzer received an extra day of rest before his Game 2 start. Scherzer had thrown 32 pitches in a relief outing against the Yankees in Game 5 of the Divi...

    Blog | October 10, 2011
  11. Cano's slam puts Tigers in big hole

    David Schoenfield

    Five observations from the conclusion of Friday's rain-delayed Game 1 between the Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees ... 1. Robinson Cano could be poised to have a monster postseason. Cano is one of those players who seems simultaneously overrate...

    Blog | October 01, 2011
  12. A little postseason chaos adds intrigue

    David Schoenfield

    The most unpredictable series of the first round just became about 10,000 times more difficult to predict. Game 1 for the Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees will resume Saturday night. Ivan Nova will enter in relief for the Yankees. Doug Fister w...

    Blog | September 30, 2011