Ausmus pulled the right strings last night – resulting in a 2 run HR by the #2 hitter, and a 4 out save by F-Rod. Verlander was great again, and we know he can be even better on some nights.
Maybin still out with a back sprain (is he old enough to get those?).
Baseball-Reference game preview here.
1. Ian Kinsler, 2B
2. Jose Iglesias, SS
3. Miguel Cabrera, 1B
4. Victor Martinez, DH
5. Nick Castellanos, 3B
6. Justin Upton, LF
7. Mike Aviles, RF
8. Jarrod Saltalamacchia, C
9. Tyler Collins, CF
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21 responses to “Game 2016.101: Tigers at Red Sox”
[…] By Kevin in Dallas […]
[…] By Kevin in Dallas […]
I can’t believe we spent 8mm/year for this clown on the mound. Lawd have mercy.
Salty doesn’t have many hits, but he has made them count.
Bad outing by Alex Wilson, but thi one’s on Kinsler.
Do you think DD might be in the market for ball pen help?
Much better by Rondon.
Rondon! Can he pitch the 8th too?
Headed to the Rangers game tomorrow. When I was a kid, one of the best parts of going to the ballpark was seeing the out of town scores get updated throughout the night.
Also snagged some front row tix on the 1B line for Tigers/Rangers on the 12th!
Unbelievable base running.
Combined with bad bunting. So Tigers!
Get more aggressive but remember elementary base running techniques Please!
K Rod keep the grounders going! We can win with defense! Go Tigs!
Kinsler can’t be a miracle man on every play!
Tigers win Tigers win!!!
That was a big win! We already have the series–at Fenway! How about a sweep?
As what’s his name used to say: Who’s your Popi?
The Big Guns actually contributed some…rare this whole month….but the Little guns pound it again…great job…
They still need to get more time for Romine, less for Aviles.
Romine in July, by the way: .368 BA, 1.008 OPS.
By the way..David Ortiz stats are sick compared to every Tiger hitter. Not even close in any category…
I wonder if he’s reconsidering that retirement thing.