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Video highlights and lowlights from the Tigers loss to the orioles.

Tigers squander a great Skubal start, blow lead in bummer loss.
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Tigers waste Tarik Skubal's last start before deadline in loss to O's.
The Detroit Tigers watched a seven-run lead evaporate in the blink of an eye in a 10-9 extra innings loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday, July 29 at Comerica Park.
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Tigers collapse after Tarik Skubal’s exit, lose in 12 innings.
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Here's a few stats for you.

Jansen 5.07 FIP 4.76 xFIP 4 BS 17BB in 27 IP 1.63 HR/9 -0.92 clutch .34 RE24-1.50 WPA

Anderson July 9 appearances allowed runs..SIX times and allowed runs in TEN of his last 15 appearances.

Sommers 1.70 WHIP holy shit 8BB 13 IP -1.35 WPA -4.15 RE24 -.20 clutch

what do all these fancy numbers mean. These 3 throw very few strikes and in high leverage THEY SUCK.

 
July 30 in Tigers and mlb history:

1890: Happy Birthday In Heaven Casey Stengel ~ "The Old Perfessor" was born in Kansas City, Missouri.
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1909: After winning 13 in a row, Christy Mathewson loses to Pittsburgh, 3 - 1, giving up four hits and three runs in the 1st inning. Red Ames relieves in the 2nd. Mathewson's record is now 15-3.

1917: The Tigers' Ty Cobb, Bobby Veach, and Ossie Vitt follow each other in the lineup, each going 5 for 5 in a 16 - 4 win over Washington. Having three players collect five hits ties the major-league record for the century. Cobb also scores five times.

1923: Harry Heilmann goes 0-for-4 to lower his batting average below .400, to .397. He will next reach .400 in late September, and finish the season at .403 to win the batting title and deny Babe Ruth the Triple Crown.

1933: Cardinal pitcher Dizzy Dean sets a modern major league record striking out 17 Cubs. Teammate catcher Jimmie Wilson also sets a new mark recording 18 putouts.

1936: The Yankees, with Jake Powell back in CF for the injured Myril Hoag, drop a 5 - 4 decision to Detroit. On August 1st, Powell will go to LF, with Joe DiMaggio playing CF for the first time. George Selkirk will return to RF. The Yanks loses today when Charlie Gehringer ties the match with a two-run homer in the 8th. Bill Dickey allows a ball to get by him in the 10th and Jack Burns scores the winner. Schoolboy Rowe pitches 10 innings for the win over Johnny Broaca.

1938: Hank Greenberg ties a Babe Ruth record with his ninth home run of the week. Jewish teammate Harry Eisenstat pitches scoreless innings in both games of the doubleheader to earn two wins.
Eisenstat took the field at the Tiger Stadium closing ceremony in 1999.

1939: Hank Greenberg scores five runs in a game for the only time, helping the Tigers pummel the A?s 14-0.

1940: The Detroit Tigers purchased Tuck Stainback from the Brooklyn Dodgers.

1951: Joe DiMaggio makes a rare mental error against Detroit, catching a Steve Souchock fly ball in deep CF and, thinking it's the third out, begins trotting in. It's only the second out, and George Kell scores from second base to make the score 4 - 2 in the eighth. Despite the lapse, the Yanks win, 5 - 4, with DiMaggio knocking in the winning run in the ninth.

1951: Ty Cobb testifies in front of Congress denying the reserve clause makes 'peons' out of baseball players.
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1952: Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick sets a waiver rule to bar inter-league deals until all clubs bid with the club lowest in the league to get the first pick. He sets the price at $10,000. He also bars all other deals after July 31st.

1959: In his ML debut, Willie McCovey goes 4 for 4 with 2 triples off Robin Roberts to lead the Giants to a 7 - 2 win over the Phils. McCovey was hitting .372 with 29 home runs at Phoenix when promoted.

1961: Al Kaline's longest hitting streak peaks today at 22 games. Kaline bats 31 for 84 .369, Slugs .619, 22 Runs, 9 2B, 4 Hr's, 10 RBI.

1962: After mysteriously disappearing off the team bus to use the restroom three days ago and trying to fly to Israel, pitcher Gene Conley returns to the Red Sox and is fined $2,000. Yesterday, he sent a telegram to manager Mike Higgins explaining he was tired and had other plans.

1962: Homers by Leon Wagner, Pete Runnels and Rocky Colavito power the American League past the National League, 9 - 4, in the second All-Star Game of 1962.

1968: In the 1st inning, Washington SS Ron Hansen turns the 8th unassisted triple play in major league history and the first in 41 years. Cleveland's Joe Azcue hits a liner to Hansen, who steps on second base to double Dave Nelson, and tags Russ Snyder sliding into second base for the third out. Hansen's effort is not enough, as Washington loses, 10 - 1.

1969: Using five homers, the Braves thrash the Phils, 6 - 3, in the first game of a twinbill. Felipe Alou and Hank Aaron homer and Bob Tillman, hitting .187, hits three in a row. Aaron's blast is the 537th of his career and moves him past Mickey Mantle on the all-time list. The Phils win the nitecap, 4 - 3. Dick Allen homers in the 2nd inning and follows a Johnny Callison homer in the 8th with his second shot of the game.

1969: It is a bad day for the Mets at Shea Stadium. In the first of two games, Houston scores 11 runs in the 9th inning, eight coming home on grand slams by Jimmy Wynn and Denis Menke, to trounce the Mets, 16 - 3. This is the first time this century in the National League that two grand slams have come in the same inning, with Mets pitchers Cal Koonce and Ron Taylor teeing up the honors. The last time in the American League was July 18, 1962. Taylor also serves up a single to Houston relief pitcher Fred Gladding, the only hit of Gladding's career in 63 at bats and 450 games. The second game is no different as the Astros tally 10 runs in the 3rd inning to thrash the Mets, 11 - 5. Curt Blefary triples with the sacks full and pitcher Larry Dierker (13-8) homers with a man on.

1971: The Detroit Tigers selected Ron Perranoski off waivers from the Minnesota Twins.

1977: The Chicago Cubs purchased Dave Roberts from the Detroit Tigers.

1978: The Expos crush the Braves, 19 - 0, collecting 28 hits and a National League-record-tying eight home runs. Andre Dawson, Larry Parrish, Dave Cash and Dawson again homer in the 4th inning; Parrish has a single and three consecutive home runs in the game, only the third major leaguer to do it. Not till Andres Galarraga in 1995 will another hitter bang homers in three consecutive innings. The 58 total bases break an 85-year-old record held by the Reds. Woodie Fryman conducts the win over Mickey Mahler.

1980: J R Richard is carted off the field after suffering a stroke before an Astros game.

1985: Tigers fans are startled when a pilot swoops his twin engine Lear jet low over Tiger Stadium during a game.
The Michigan man flying the plane has his license revoked by the FAA for flying in a "careless and reckless manner"

1990: In a surprisingly harsh ruling, Commissioner Fay Vincent orders Yankees owner George Steinbrenner to resign as the club's general partner by August 20th and bans him from day-to-day operation of the team for life. The ruling is a result of Steinbrenner's $40,000 payment to confessed gambler Howie Spira for damaging information about since-traded Yankee star Dave Winfield.

1994: Detroit defeats Oakland 14 - 2, as Tiger C Chad Kreuter ties a major league record with three sacrifice flies. He is the 9th player in history to perform the feat.

1995: Mike Schmidt, Richie Ashburn, Negro League star Leon Day, former National League president William Hulbert and Vic Willis are inducted into the Hall of Fame.

1998: The Detroit Tigers signed Luis Pineda as a free agent.

2008: The Detroit Tigers traded Ivan Rodriguez to the New York Yankees for Kyle Farnsworth.

2008: Curtis Granderson has 5 hits and Gary Sheffield has 4 in the Tigers 14 - 12 win over the indians in 13 innings.

2009: A story in the New York Times states that sluggers David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez are among the 104 major leaguers who tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs in 2003. The test results were supposed to be kept secret, but Alex Rodriguez's presence on the list of those who tested positive had already been leaked earlier this year. Ortiz states that he was not aware he had tested positive six years earlier and denies using steroids.

2010: One of the players traded yesterday makes a splash in his debut for his new team. Starting at 3B for the Tigers, Jhonny Peralta homers twice over the Green Monster as Detroit defeats Boston 6 - 5 withstanding a late-game grand slam by David Ortiz. Armando Galarraga's run of bad luck continues as he is hit on the ankle by a line drive off the bat of Kevin Youkilis with a 4 - 1 lead, and has to leave the game one out shy of qualifying for the win. Rookie Robbie Weinhardt relieves him and picks up his first major league victory.

2011: The Seattle Mariners traded Doug Fister and David Pauley to the Detroit Tigers for a player to be named later, Francisco Martinez (minors), Charlie Furbush and Casper Wells.
The Detroit Tigers sent Chance Ruffin (August 17, 2011) to the Seattle Mariners to complete the trade.

2013: As part of a 3-team trade:
The Detroit Tigers sent Avisail Garcia to the Chicago White Sox.
The Detroit Tigers sent Brayan Villarreal to the Boston Red Sox.
The Chicago White Sox sent Jake Peavy to the Boston Red Sox.
The Boston Red Sox sent Jose Iglesias to the Detroit Tigers.
The Boston Red Sox sent Cleuluis Rondon (minors), Frankie Montas and J.B. Wendelken to the Chicago White Sox.

2015: In a whirlwind day of trading, the Blue Jays once again make the biggest splash, acquiring P David Price from Detroit for prospects Matt Boyd, Jairo Labourt and Daniel Norris.

2015: Detroit trades P Joakim Soria to Pittsburgh for IF JaCoby Jones.
2015: The Detroit Tigers traded David Price to the Toronto Blue Jays for Matthew Boyd, Jairo Labourt and Daniel Norris.

2016: Jose Iglesias' walk-off infield single completes a wild comeback with 2 outs in the 9th and gives the Tigers a 3 - 2 win over the astros.

2017: The 2017 class of the Hall of Fame is inducted in Cooperstown, NY.
Jeff Bagwell, Tim Raines and Ivan Rodriguez are the three players honored, while executives Bud Selig and John Schuerholz were voted in by the Veterans Committee. The presence of a large number of fans wearing the gear of the defunct Montr?al Expos in honor of Raines cannot be missed among the crowd of 27,000 present for the ceremonies.

2017: Adrian Beltre becomes the 31st member of the 3,000 hit club with a double off Wade Miley of the Baltimore Orioles. The Rangers' third baseman also has over 600 doubles and 5,000 total bases, other numbers that place him high on the list of the game's all-time leaders.

2017: The Cubs obtain C Alex Avila and P Justin Wilson from the Tigers for Jeimer Candelario and Isaac Paredes.

2020: The ripple effects of the outbreak of COVID-19 among the Marlins continue, as two members of their most recent opponents, the Phillies - one coach and one clubhouse attendant - also test positive. Both teams have been idle since completing a three-game series on July 26th, and will also sit out their planned week-end series. Foreseeing that a large number of doubleheaders will be necessary to make up these games, Major League Baseball announces that any twinbill played after August 1st will consist of two seven-inning games.

2021: The Milwaukee Brewers traded Reese Olson (minors) to the Detroit Tigers for Daniel Norris.

2024: The San Francisco Giants traded Eric Silva (minors) to the Detroit Tigers for Mark Canha.
2024: The Texas Rangers traded Joseph Montalvo (minors) and Chase Lee to the Detroit Tigers for Andrew Chafin.
2024: The Los Angeles Dodgers traded Thayron Liranzo (minors) and Trey Sweeney to the Detroit Tigers for Jack Flaherty.

2025: Geoff Hartlieb of the Detroit Tigers granted free agency.

Tigers players birthday

Joe Coleman Sr. 1955.

Gus Triandos 1963.

Mickey Mahler 1985.

Scott Fletcher 1995.

Jackson Jobe 2024-present.

Tigers players who passed away:

Allen Conkwright 1920.

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IT’S A PROCESS.
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Top prospect Max Clark -- No. 13 overall -- summoned by Tigers (source).
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Max Clark to be promoted for his Detroit Tigers debut, per report.
The Tigers top prospect is on his way.
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Tigers To Promote Max Clark.
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Tigers' Max Clark promotion just confirmed Scott Harris' intent with Tarik Skubal trade.
Don't mess this up, Scott.
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Wednesday's disaster at Comerica Park made clear: The Tigers need to deal Skubal, and Mize.
There has been a certain amount of forgivable self-delusion about the 2026 Tigers. But reality, and the chance to be seriously competitive in years ahead, demand deals that even more could be gifts.
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"Hank Greenberg realized that “public displays of anger only provoked anti-Semites and gained him neither respect nor peace."After a game in Chicago, in which the White Sox bench rode Hank Greenberg hard and yelled, “kike,” “sheenie”, “Jew bastard” and “ a yellow Jew son of a bitch", Greenberg took off his jersey, marched over into the White Sox clubhouse and said he wanted players who insulted him with slurs “to get on their feet".The locker room fell silent.The White Sox players never antagonized him again.In 1934, when he was 23, Hank Greenberg decided he would not play on the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, a holiday when observant Jews were supposed to pray and not work.But the Tigers were in a close race for the American League pennant.The team needed Hank Greenberg, their star player.A local newspaper reporter interviewed a Detroit Rabbi and asked if it was acceptable for Greenberg to play.The Rabbi said it was OK.Deciding at the last minute, Greenberg played and hit two home runs. Detroit won the game, 2-1.The Detroit Free Press ran a headline in Yiddish, with an English translation: “Happy New Year, Hank.”Ten days later came Yom Kippur, the most sacred of all Jewish holidays.Also known as the Day of Atonement, observant Jews are to spend the day in prayer and self-reflection; baseball was not on the agenda.This time, Greenberg did not play, and attended services instead.When Greenberg entered the synagogue, the congregation applauded.Nearly a half-century later, Supreme Court justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer were considering whether the Supreme Court should meet on Yom Kippur.They too found inspiration from Greenberg; Ginsburg noted that Greenberg did not “betray his conscience.”The Supreme Court did not meet on Yom Kippur that year, and it hasn’t since."A man of quiet dignity".
 
New level, new lessons: How Max Clark is enjoying every step of the journey.
Just Baseball's #7 prospect, Max Clark, is headed to the big leagues! Prior to this news, he talked analytics and self-improvement with us.
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July 31 in Tigers and mlb history:

1897: St. Louis hurler John Grimes establishes a major league record which still stands today by hitting six batters in a nine-inning game..

1912: A day after the Braves went 14 innings to beat St. Louis, they go 19 innings with the Pirates. Lefty Otto Hess goes all the way for Boston. The Pirates score three in the 19th, and the Braves come back with 2, losing, 7 - 6. Honus Wagner, who earlier stole home, drives in the final run for Pittsburgh. Wagner, at 38, is the oldest player in the National League.

1912: Ty Cobb sets a major league record with his 68th hit of the month in 127 at bats. Cobb scores 33 runs, 11 Doubles, 8 Triples, 3 Home runs,
15 Stolen Bases, 21 RBI, 11 combined Walks, raises his Batting Average from .368 to .422 and his OPS climbs from .906 to 1.062 for the year.
At the end of the season he finishes with .410/.457/.584/1.041 119 Runs, 226 Hits, 30 Doubles, 23 Triples, and 7 Home runs.

1914: Red Sox owner Joe Lannin buys the Providence Grays (IL) and Melrose Park from the Detroit Tigers for $75,000. Detroit gets to pick one player from the Providence roster and they select P Red Oldham, overlooking Carl Mays. Detroit then purchases the Buffalo (IL) team.

1916: Babe Ruth fires a two-hitter, one each by Ty Cobb and George Burns, for a 6 - 0 win for the Red Sox over the Tigers.

1929: Babe Ruth hits a fungo 447 feet in an unofficial test, beating all trial competition records.

1935: Two American League pitchers each hit two home runs in a game. Wes Ferrell clouts a couple against Buck Newsom of the Browns and knocks in four runs in a 6 - 4 win for Boston. Mel Harder hits two for Cleveland but loses, 6 - 4, to the White Sox. No other hurlers will hit two homers this season.

1936: Led by Lou Gehrig, who clouts his 33rd homer, the Yankees down the Indians, 11 - 7, at League Park. The loss snaps the Tribe's five-game win streak, and leaves the Yankees 8 1/2 games ahead of Cleveland. Gehrig and Red Rolfe clout homers in the 5th to chase Mel Harder, but the Indians answer with three doubles by Earl Averill and a homer by Hal Trosky. Bump Hadley, with relief from Johnny Murphy, hangs on for his 9th win.

1936: Behind Lefty Grove and Jimmie Foxx, the visiting Red Sox top the White Sox, 7 - 3. Grove wins his 13th on seven hits, while Double X bangs his 30th homer, a triple and double.

1942: Charlie Gehringer's final career home run is a pinch-hit homer in the bottom of the ninth. Detroit loses, though; the homer run turns a 7-4 deficit into a 7-6 loss.

1954: Using a borrowed bat, Dodger killer Joe Adcock hits 4 homers and a double for 18 total bases in the Braves' 15 - 7 victory at Ebbets Field. The 18 total bases is a major-league mark and, combined with the seven total bases from the day before, gives him a two-day tally of 25. The two-game total ties him with Ty Cobb.

1959: Earl Wilson, the first black pitcher to play for the Red Sox, hurls 3 2/3 innings, walking nine and leaves the game with a 4 - 0 lead.

1959: Al Kaline hits the first of two career inside the park home runs in a loss to the red sox.

1961: The 2nd All-Star Game of 1961 ends in a 1 - 1 tie at Fenway Park. Rocky Colavito homers for the American League run. Heavy rains end the exhibition after nine innings.

1962: The National League rejects Commissioner Ford Frick's proposal for interleague play in 1963.

1963: The Detroit Tigers released Joe Grzenda.

1968: Detroit's Dick McAuliffe becomes the only player in major league history to score all four runs in a 4 - 0 shutout against Washington. McAuliffe hits two homers, a double and a single in Denny McLain's 21st win of his 31-6 season.

1972: The Detroit Tigers released Ron Perranoski.

1972: White Sox slugger Dick Allen becomes the seventh major leaguer to hit two inside-the-park home runs in one game. The homers pace the White Sox over the Twins, 8 - 1.

1973: The Tigers win a pair from the Brewers, 6 - 5 and 9 - 4, and end Dave May's American League season-best hitting streak at 24 games.

1974: Ron Cey drives in eight runs to lead the host Dodgers to a 15 - 4 victory over the Padres.

1981: The fifty-day old baseball strike is settled as owners and players agree on a pooling system for free agent compensation. The All-Star game will mark the end of baseball's first-ever mid-season work stoppage.

1983: Brooks Robinson, Juan Marichal, George Kell and Walter Alston are inducted into the Hall of Fame, bringing the total number of Hall of Famers to 184.

1984: Game 1: Tigers 5 - Indians 1. The Tigers score 5 runs in the 2nd inning. Doug Baker hits a bases loaded triple, then gets demoted to make room for Alan Trammell, returning from injury.

1992: The Detroit Tigers signed Jeff Robinson as a free agent.

1990: Texas Rangers pitcher Nolan Ryan picks up career win #300 vs. the Milwaukee Brewers.

1993: The Expos retire Gary Carter's uniform number 8 prior to their game with Florida.

1994: Steve Carlton, Leo Durocher and Phil Rizzuto are inducted into baseball's Hall of Fame.

1994: Jeff Bagwell's 36th homer is the only Astro score in their 7 - 1 loss, but he ties a club record with 29 RBIs for the month. His 105 ribbies through July is the 4th-best in National League history.

1995: The Detroit Tigers traded David Wells to the Cincinnati Reds for a player to be named later, Dave Tuttle (minors) and C.J. Nitkowski. The Cincinnati Reds sent Mark Lewis (November 16, 1995) to the Detroit Tigers to complete the trade.

1996: The Dodgers obtain OF Chad Curtis from the Tigers in exchange for pitchers Joey Eischen and John Cummings. Curtis will lead off in place of the cancer-stricken Brett Butler.

1996: The New York Yankees traded Matt Drews (minors) and Ruben Sierra to the Detroit Tigers for Cecil Fielder.

1996: The California Angels traded Damion Easley to the Detroit Tigers for Greg Gohr.

1999: The Boston Red Sox traded Mike Maroth to the Detroit Tigers for Bryce Florie.

1999: The Florida Marlins traded Brandon Villafuerte to the Detroit Tigers for Mike Drumright (minors).

2000: The Detroit Tigers released Luis Polonia.

2002: Andy Van Hekken! Born OTD in 1979 in Holland, Mich. In 2002 he became the first Tiger to throw a complete game shutout in his major league debut since Schoolboy Rowe in 1932.

2005: Detroit sends Kyle Farnsworth to Atlanta for Roman Colon and Zach Miner.

2006: The Pittsburgh Pirates traded Sean Casey to the Detroit Tigers for Brian Rogers.

2009: The Detroit Tigers traded Luke French and Mauricio Robles to the Seattle Mariners for Jarrod Washburn.

2011: Two of the best pitchers in the American League face each other, as Detroit's Justin Verlander faces off against Los Angeles' Jered Weaver, both looking for their 15th win. Verlander takes a no-hitter into the 8th inning, while Weaver loses his cool after Carlos Guillen hits a 7th-inning homer; he throws a pitch over the head of the next batter, Alex Avila, and is ejected. Verlander and the Tigers prevail, 3 - 2.

2014: It is the Tigers who engineer the biggest blockbuster deal, however, as they pull CF Austin Jackson from their game with the White Sox in the middle of the 7th inning because he has just been traded to Seattle. They receive IF Nick Franklin in return, but immediately package him along with P Drew Smyly and SS prospect Willie Adames to Tampa Bay to reel in former Cy Young Award winner David Price.

2015: The Detroit Tigers traded Yoenis Cespedes to the New York Mets for Luis Cessa and Michael Fulmer.

2016: Miguel Cabrera with his 2nd home run and 4 RBI and career RBI 1,511 passes the great Mickey Mantle for 54th all-time.

2017: The Detroit Tigers traded Alex Avila and Justin Wilson to the Chicago Cubs for Isaac Paredes (minors), Jeimer Candelario and cash.

2018: The Detroit Tigers traded Kyle Dowdy and Leonys Martin to the Cleveland Indians for Willi Castro (minors).

2019: The Detroit Tigers traded Nicholas Castellanos and cash to the Chicago Cubs for Alex Lange (minors) and Paul Richan (minors).
2019: The Detroit Tigers traded Shane Greene to the Atlanta Braves for Joey Wentz (minors) and Travis Demeritte.

Tigers players, coaches, and managers birthdays:

Joe Sugden 1912.

Billy Hitchcock 1942, 1946, 1953, coach 1955-1960, manager 1960.

Al Aber 1953-1957.

Harry Malmberg 1955.

Terry Fox 1961-1966.

Howard Bailey 1981-1983.

Gabe Kapler 1998-1999.

Andy Van Hekken 2002.

Leon Durham coach 2017.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Reese_Olson
Reese Olson 2023-present.

Tigers players who passed away:

Billy Pierce 1945, 1948.

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