DOUG FISTER RUMORS & GOSSIP
Twins try to take rubber match from division-leading Detroit
P.J. Walters outdueled the Detroit Tigers' Doug Fister in his season debut with the Minnesota Twins but unearned runs have helped spoil a pair of respectable outings for the right-hander recently.
Walters will try to keep his winless streak brief by helping the Twins top the Tigers and Fister again in Sunday's series finale.
After being called up from the minors May 25, Walters...
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Tigers' offense still can't deliver for Fister
One of these days, the Detroit Tigers are going to score double-digit runs when Doug Fister is pitching.
Fister certainly deserves it. But that night was not Monday night in Kansas City.
It looked somewhat promising when Miguel Cabrera hit his 18th home run of the season, a two-run shot, in the third inning to give the Tigers a 2-0 lead. They were the first runs the Tigers had...
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Game 2013.58: Rays at Tigers
Detroit Tigers: 31-26, 1st Place (2 ahead of Cleveland).
This afternoon’s game will be a rubbery affair between Detroit and Tampa Bay who have split the first two of the series, but also between Detroit’s Feast or Famine offense, who put up 10 runs Tuesday but 0 last night. The indicator is twitching toward the Feast side of the dial, with Max Scherzer on the mound. Max so...
Tigers' offense stalls in 3-0 loss to Rays
DETROIT -- Doug Fister is the last person in the Tigers clubhouse that would ever show any self-pity.
Alex Avila was happy to do it for him.
Fister took a shutout into the ninth inning, but the Rays rallied for three runs to beat the Tigers 3-0 Wednesday night. In his last three starts, Fister is 0-2 despite a 2.42 ERA. The Tigers have scored a total of two runs in the three games...
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Doug Fister Takes Painful Line Drive Hit to the Head (Video)
In Game 2 of the World Series, Doug Fister was having a pretty good game for himself with the Detroit Tigers, but he almost got a scare after a line drive hit by San Francisco Giants‘ Gregor Blanco, as the ball hits Fister right in the head.
That must have looked really painful and I give Fister big-ups for staying in. If that was me or anyone else, we probably would still...
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October 25, 2012
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Doug Fister got hit in the head with a line drive
During game two of the World Series on Thursday, Doug Fister of the Tigers got hit in the head with a line drive by Gregor Blanco in the second inning. Fister didn't exit the game after getting hit, and would then walk Brandon Crawford before forcing Madison Bumgarner to pop out to end the second inning. Tigers doctors didn't look over Fister for very long, which is a bit...
10 things you must know about the Detroit Tigers
The Detroit Tigers are a dismal 25-29, in 3rd place, and 6 full games back of the division leading Chicago White Sox in the AL Central. Tonight, the team opens a 3-game set with the Cleveland Indians. The series is an opportunity for the Tigers to nudge closer to the 2nd place Tribe in the standings and allow the team to set their sights on the White Sox. Can this happen with the...
Detroit Tigers: Fister is back and the Tigers will be too
One doesn’t have to reach too far back into the history of the Detroit Tigers to find a time when an apparently loaded roster was having trouble getting their act together and playing like the playoff team they were supposed to be.
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Last season, and July 30th to be more specific, the Tigers were just 56-51 and spinning their wheels near the top of the AL Central. But...
Detroit Tigers: what the hell is going on around here?
We’ve learned an awful lot about the Detroit Tigers over the past 4 days. Here’s a quick breakdown:
They aren’t playing very well. Getting swept by the Mariners at home is nothing short of an embarrassment.
Even their blind, obsessed, passionate love affair with Brandon Inge wasn’t completely immune. The longest tenured Tiger is no more. Clete Thomas be damned.
Perhaps theâ...
Tigers P Fister cuts short bullpen session
Detroit Tigers righthander Doug Fister cut short a bullpen session after feeling discomfort in his abdomen.
Fister went on the disabled list April 8 after suffering a strain in his left side during his first start against Boston.
The 28-year-old Fister was acquired by the Tigers from Seattle midway through last week and went 8-1 with a 1.79 ERA in 10 starts.
In his fifth major...
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