Game 2009.146: Royals at Tigers

Ernie Harwell has said a goodbye of sorts to the Detroit Tigers' fans.

Michael Rosenberg in the Free Press with the thankless task of trying to put into words what Ernie Harwell meant (and still means) for generations of Detroit Tigers fans: Ernie Harwell wants us to believe he is the luckiest man on the face of the Earth. We know better. Ernie is unlucky — in his whole [...]

A few days ago, Major League Baseball announced its 2010 schedules. Here is Detroit's. For fans of the NFL, a schedule announcement is a pretty big deal. There's 16 games. Each of them seem infinitely valuable. But a 162-game baseball schedule? Eh, not so much. Your league schedule doesn't change much year-to-year. So you check to see where you open the season, when...

How the monotony of showing up to work transcends a legendary Detroit Tigers broadcaster.

DETROIT(AP) Zack Greinke boosted his Cy Young credentials and stalled the Detroit Tigers .

DETROIT | Consider this a relapse for the Royals. Temporary, perhaps. But Wednesday’s 4-3 loss to the Detroit Tigers contained a lot of elements that repeatedly torpedoed the Royals for much of the season. Suspect base-running. Soft defense. And an inability to produce the clutch hit at the critical juncture.

An incredible weekend. Michigan beats Notre Dame in a thriller that reminded me of the 1991 game. fOSU loses to Trojan Man. But I really can’t talk about that now. You see, although this is a Michigan and Patriots blog, we enjoy other sports too. And although it is the beginning of the football season, I would like to focus on baseball for just a moment. Not baseball in general...