Tigers acquire Elvin Rodriguez from Angels The Angels completed their trade for outfielder Justin Upton on Friday, sending right-handed pitching prospect Elvin Rodriguez to the Tigers. The Tigers also received right-hander Grayson Long in the deal. Rodriguez, 19, was ranked No. 22 in the Angels’ system by MLB Pipeline. He spent the bulk of his 2017 season in rookie-level Orem, where he went 5-1 in 11 starts and commanded a 2.50 ERA, 1.8 BB/9 and 8.2 SO/9 through 54 innings. While his big league debut is still several seasons away, his continued consistency merited a jump to Single-A Burlington in August, where he issued nine runs, three walks and struck out 12 of 63 batters in his first 14 innings. According to MLB.com’s Jason Beck, the Tigers are still waiting to complete two trades from the last several months. They’re due cash or a player to be named later from the Cubs after dealing Justin Wilson and Alex Avila, and will need to supplement the Astros’ acquisition of Justin Verlander with cash or a PBTNL as well.
White Sox lead the Tigers 2 - 0 after the first inning . Detroit gives up and walk and a homerun to the White Sox .
White Sox take the game 10 to 4 over the Tigers and take the series as well. My bad. It is a four game series not a three game series.
White Sox Dylan Covey (R) @ Tigers Matthew Boyd (L) ___________________1:10 pm et start... 1. Tim Anderson (R) SS 2. Yoan Moncada (S) 2B 3. Jose Abreu (R) 1B 4. Avisail Garcia (R) RF 5. Matt Davidson (R) DH 6. Tyler Saladino (R) 3B 7. Willy Garcia (R) LF 8. Adam Engel (R) CF 9. Rob Brantly (L) C 1. Ian Kinsler (R) 2B 2. Jeimer Candelario (S) 3B 3. Nicholas Castellanos (R) RF 4. John Hicks (R) DH 5. Efren Navarro (L) 1B 6. Mikie Mahtook (R) LF 7. Bryan Holaday (R) C 8. JaCoby Jones (R) CF 9. Dixon Machado (R) SS
Will...you and I were busy watching the Steelers - Vikings game and look what hwppened in Motown. "Tigers' Matt Boyd loses no-hit bid with two outs in ninth inning against White Sox"
What a difference a day makes. Tigers trail the A's by a score of 5-0 in the top of the fourth inning
Detroit loses to Oakland by a final score of 8-3. The Tigers are still unable to string together back-to-back wins.