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Two major-league seasoned pitchers took the mound tonight at McCoy stadium to commence the Pawtucket Red Sox' second eight-game home stand of the season.

Sparky Anderson was famously quoted saying that you have to wait until 40 games into the baseball season before you know what kind of team you have.

Can we dispense with this "Trade Jacob Turner for ______" stuff? With the Tigers failing to run away with the division like some predicted and the emergence of Drew Smyly , it seems more and more popular to call for the trade of Detroit's top prospect.

Coming into the year with the highest expectations in recent memory, The Tigers are 16-18 and four games behind Cleveland , over one-fifth through the season.

Tonight, the Tigers play their 30th game in a rubber-match against the Seattle Mariners .

The Tigers started this season with a bang, winning nine of their first 12 games.

It's been a while since I have done a "Down on the Farm" segment for you all, and in this one, I will be looking at the teams as a whole to this point in the season, instead of just last night's games.

The Tigers' Doug Fister allowed no runs in seven innings Monday in Seattle. It was Fister's first start since coming off the DL.

In that year, the Tigers had brought in a bunch of high-priced, highly talented players and were just a year and a half removed from a World Series appearance.

Doug Fister will make his much-anticipated return from the disabled list Monday.

Wearing No. 50 for the Mud Hens instead of his usual 58, Fister, the Tigers tall right-hander, took the mound in a game for the first time in nearly a month on a muggy Wednesday night in Toledo.

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The 18-year-old provider of home health and hospice care is seeing a big increase in demand for its... Left-handed reliever Daniel Schlereth had allowed eight earned runs in seven innings when the Tigers sent him to Triple-A Toledo two weekends ago.

One of the question marks for the Detroit Tigers headed into the 2012 baseball season was how the back of their rotation would fare.

A cold, steady rain on Monday kept Duane Below from making his first start this season for the Detroit Tigers.

The Detroit Tigers pitching staff is floundering. As I write this, Max Scherzer and Rick Porcello -both perennial 'breakout' candidates who were each given that same label this year-have the second and third-worst earned run averages among qualified pitchers with a 7.77 and a 6.45 respectively.

It didn't take very long for New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi to send Freddy Garcia to the bullpen after Garcia's last odious start.

After throwing a pain free bullpen session on Friday, his first since having to shut one down due to discomfort on April 17, Doug Fister appears ready to take on a rehab start with the Toledo Mud Hens before rejoining the Tigers' rotation, according to beat writer Jason Beck: Doug Fister on track for rehab start with @ MudHens this coming week.

The Detroit Tigers have fallen to .500 at 10-10 and have lost seven of their last eight baseball games, but it's not near time to jump ship nor to call for the manager's head.