The Minnesota Twins barely got a “W” over the Detroit Tigers yesterday at Metrodome with the Twins winning 4 to 3. It was quite a game that followers with Twins tickets will be talking about for days. In fact all sports are a great time so check out what sports tickets are out there.

Twins pitcher Matt Guerrier (3.49 ERA) got the win, while Phil Coke (2.80 ERA) took the loss for the Tigers. Brian Duensing went 6.2 solid innings for the Twins, allowed 9 hits, no home runs and no earned runs with one walk and 2 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Twins was Randy Flores (2.89), and Jesse Crain (2.56). The Tigers’s starter Armando Galarraga went 6 innings, allowed 8 hits, no home runs and 2 earned runs with no walks and 2 strikeouts. Ryan Perry (4.24) also pitched for the Tigers. With the win, Guerrier’s record goes to 3-7, while Coke falls to 7-4. Matt Capps earned the save for the Twins, bringing his saves up to 33.

In addition to the 4 runs, the Twins managed 10 hits and committed 2 errors. Danny Valencia led the Twins in hitting with 3 hits, followed by Delmon Young’s 2 hits. Jason Repko had a tough day at the plate, leaving 4 runners on base. Casper Wells and Jhonny Peralta tied for most hits for the Tigers with 3, followed by Will Rhymes with 2 hits. Austin Jackson could not get much going at the plate as he left 4 runners on base. The Tigers managed 3 runs, 10 hits and no errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Joe West, Angel Hernandez, Dan Bellino and Rob Drake. There were 40,186 Twins ticket holders in attendance at Metrodome.

The Detroit Tigers vaporized the Kansas City Royals yesterday at Comerica Park with the Tigers earning the win 9 to 1. It was one heck of a game that devotees with Tigers tickets will definitely cherish. Baseball isn’t the only game in town. See what other cheap sports tickets are out there.

Tigers pitcher Rick Porcello (5.43 ERA) got the win, while Kyle Davies (5.41 ERA) took the loss for the Royals. Rick Porcello went 7 solid innings for the Tigers, allowed 2 hits, no home runs and no earned runs with one walk and 4 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Tigers was Daniel Schlereth (6.43), and Ryan Perry (4.40). The Royals’s starter Kyle Davies went 4.2 innings, allowed 12 hits, one home run and 7 earned runs with 3 walks and 5 strikeouts. Kanekoa Texeira (4.48), and Dusty Hughes (4.47) also pitched for the Royals. With the win, Porcello’s record goes to 6-11, while Davies is at 6-8.

In addition to the 9 runs, the Tigers scored 16 hits and committed no errors. Jhonny Peralta led the Tigers in hitting with 3 hits, followed by Brennan Boesch’s 2 hits, and Ryan Raburn with 2. The Royals didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. The Royals got one run, 3 hits and no errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Jim Reynolds, Bill Welke, Mike DiMuro and Tim Welke. There were 29,043 Tigers ticket holders in attendance at Comerica Park.

The Detroit Tigers blasted the Cleveland Indians yesterday at Comerica Park with the Tigers triumphant 8 to 1. It was a thrilling night of baseball that anyone with Tigers tickets will definitely cherish. It’s not too late to take in a game so get your baseball tickets soon!

Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander (3.65 ERA) got the win, while Jeanmar Gomez (3.62 ERA) took the loss for the Indians. Justin Verlander went 8 solid innings for the Tigers, allowed 7 hits, one home run and one earned run with one walk and 8 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Tigers was Alfredo Figaro (10.80). The Indians’s starter Jeanmar Gomez went 3 innings, allowed 11 hits, no home runs and 7 earned runs with 3 walks and one strikeout. Frank Herrmann (4.13), Rafael Perez (3.17), Tony Sipp (4.72), and Chris Perez (2.17) also pitched for the Indians. With the win, Verlander’s record goes to 14-8, while Gomez falls to 3-2.

In addition to the 8 runs, the Tigers managed 12 hits and committed no errors. Will Rhymes led the Tigers in hitting with 4 hits, followed by Austin Jackson’s 2 hits. Johnny Damon had a tough day at the plate, leaving 5 runners on base. Shin-Soo Choo had the most hits for the Indians (3), followed by Lou Marson (1). The Indians mustered one run, 7 hits and 2 errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Tony Randazzo, Paul Nauert, Brian Gorman and Ted Barrett. There were 35,104 Tigers ticket holders in attendance at Comerica Park.

Wow! What a game you saw last night if you had Tampa Bay Rays tickets, when Jeremy Hellickson threw a no hitter for the WIN_TEAM!! Congratulations to Hellickson as well as the Rays for an incredible accomplishment. You never know what you will see at a baseball game and if you were at Comerica Park yesterday you’ll have a story to tell for the rest of your life! It was a great baseball game that fans with Rays tickets will remember for quite some time.

Rays pitcher Jeremy Hellickson (1.29 ERA) got the win, while Max Scherzer (4.03 ERA) took the loss for the Tigers. Jeremy Hellickson went 7 solid innings for the Rays, allowed 3 hits, no home runs and no earned runs with no walks and 7 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Joaquin Benoit (1.30), and Mike Ekstrom (7.36). The Tigers’s starter Max Scherzer went 7 innings, allowed 4 hits, no home runs and one earned run with 4 walks and 2 strikeouts. Phil Coke (2.68), Robbie Weinhardt (6.89), and Enrique Gonzalez (4.18) also pitched for the Tigers. With the win, Hellickson’s record goes to 2-0, while Scherzer drops to 7-9.

In addition to the 8 runs, the Rays put up 9 hits and committed no errors. Jason Bartlett led the Rays in hitting with 3 hits, followed by Evan Longoria’s 2 hits. Jason Bartlett had a tough day at the plate, leaving 4 runners on base. The Tigers didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. The Tigers got no runs, 4 hits and 2 errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Andy Fletcher, Mike Everitt, Adrian Johnson and Tim McClelland. There were 26,114 Tigers ticket holders in attendance at Comerica Park.

The Tampa Bay Rays took on the the Detroit Tigers yesterday at Comerica Park with the Rays coming out on top 6 to 3. It was a solid match that aficionados with Rays tickets won’t soon forget.

Rays pitcher David Price (2.84 ERA) got the win, while Armando Galarraga (4.48 ERA) took the loss for the Tigers. David Price went 5 innings for the Rays, allowed 5 hits, no home runs and 2 earned runs with 4 walks and 9 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Chad Qualls (8.02), and Joaquin Benoit (1.33). The Tigers’s starter Armando Galarraga went 5 innings, allowed 5 hits, one home run and 4 earned runs with 4 walks and one strikeout. Brad Thomas (4.50), Phil Coke (2.54), and Ryan Perry (4.58) also pitched for the Tigers. With the win, Price’s record goes to 15-5, while Galarraga is at 3-5. Rafael Soriano earned the save for the Rays, bringing his saves up to 32.

In addition to the 6 runs, the Rays scored 11 hits and committed no errors. John Jaso led the Rays in hitting with 3 hits, followed by Evan Longoria’s 2 hits. The Tigers didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. Austin Jackson could not get much going at the plate as he left 5 runners on base. The Tigers scored 3 runs, 7 hits and no errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Tim McClelland, Andy Fletcher, Mike Everitt and Adrian Johnson. There were 23,932 Tigers ticket holders in attendance at Comerica Park.

The Detroit Tigers took on the the Los Angeles Angels Of Anaheim yesterday at Comerica Park with the Tigers coming out on top 9 to 4. It was a solid match that aficionados with Tigers tickets won’t soon forget.

Tigers pitcher Rick Porcello (5.74 ERA) got the win, while Trevor Bell (6.03 ERA) took the loss for the Angels. Rick Porcello went 6 innings for the Tigers, allowed 8 hits, no home runs and 2 earned runs with no walks and 4 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Tigers was Robbie Weinhardt (4.20), Ryan Perry (4.46), and Jose Valverde (2.76). The Angels’s starter Trevor Bell went 5.1 innings, allowed 9 hits, no home runs and 4 earned runs with 2 walks and 4 strikeouts. Michael Kohn (4.76), Scot Shields (6.05), and Kevin Jepsen (4.23) also pitched for the Angels. With the win, Porcello’s record goes to 5-10, while Bell is at 1-3.

In addition to the 9 runs, the Tigers scored 13 hits and committed 2 errors. Johnny Damon and Will Rhymes tied for most hits for the Tigers with 3 hits, followed by Ryan Raburn with 2 hits. Johnny Damon had a tough day at the plate, leaving 4 runners on base. The Angels didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. The Angels scored 4 runs, 10 hits and one error.

Umpiring duties were performed by Ed Rapuano, Tom Hallion, Ron Kulpa and Lance Barksdale. There were 32,037 Tigers ticket holders in attendance at Comerica Park.

The Chicago White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers in 11 innings yesterday in a hard-fought game of baseball. You never know what you’re going to see at a baseball game, and an MLB extra-innings game is always a possibility. It was one heck of a game that folks with White Sox tickets aren’t likely to forget.

White Sox pitcher Sergio Santos (1.53 ERA) got the win, while Jose Valverde (2.81 ERA) took the loss for the Tigers. Freddy Garcia went 6.2 solid innings for the White Sox, allowed 5 hits, one home run and one earned run with 4 walks and 4 strikeouts. Also pitching for the White Sox was Matt Thornton (2.36), J.J. Putz (1.79), and Bobby Jenks (5.13). The Tigers’s starter Max Scherzer went 7 innings, allowed 8 hits, no home runs and 2 earned runs with 2 walks and 7 strikeouts. Phil Coke (2.60), and Robbie Weinhardt (4.50) also pitched for the Tigers. With the win, Santos’s record goes to 1-0, while Valverde is at 1-3.

Mark Kotsay provided much of the offense for the White Sox with an incredible 4 runs batted in. In addition to the 6 runs, the White Sox scored 13 hits and committed no errors. Mark Kotsay led the White Sox in hitting with 3 hits, followed by Paul Konerko’s 2 hits, and Juan Pierre with 2. The Tigers didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. Brennan Boesch could not get much going at the plate as he left 4 runners on base. The Tigers managed 4 runs, 8 hits and no errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Larry Vanover, Jeff Nelson, Mark Carlson and Jeff Kellogg. There were 34,156 Tigers ticket holders in attendance at Comerica Park.

The Chicago White Sox did battle with the the Detroit Tigers yesterday at Comerica Park with the White Sox picking up the W 4 to 1. It was one heck of a game that folks with White Sox tickets aren’t likely to forget. Baseball isn’t the only game in town. See what other cheap sports tickets are out there.

White Sox pitcher Edwin Jackson (4.97 ERA) got the win, while Armando Galarraga (4.32 ERA) took the loss for the Tigers. Edwin Jackson went 7 solid innings for the White Sox, allowed 9 hits, no home runs and one earned run with one walk and 6 strikeouts. Also pitching for the White Sox was J.J. Putz (1.82), and Matt Thornton (2.40). The Tigers’s starter Armando Galarraga went 7.2 innings, allowed 8 hits, 2 home runs and 4 earned runs with 5 walks and one strikeout. Eddie Bonine (3.35) also pitched for the Tigers. With the win, Jackson’s record goes to 7-10, while Galarraga is at 3-4. Bobby Jenks earned the save for the White Sox, bringing his saves up to 23.

In addition to the 4 runs, the White Sox scored 9 hits and committed 2 errors. It wasn’t a huge day for anyone at the plate for the White Sox, as nobody managed more than 2 hits. Brandon Inge had the most hits for the Tigers (3), followed by Don Kelly (2), and Austin Jackson (2). Brennan Boesch could not get much going at the plate as he left 5 runners on base. The Tigers managed one run, 10 hits and one error.

Umpiring duties were performed by Jeff Kellogg, Larry Vanover, Jeff Nelson and Mark Carlson. There were 31,770 Tigers ticket holders in attendance at Comerica Park.

The Boston Red Sox edged the Detroit Tigers yesterday at Fenway Park with the Red Sox securing the victory 4 to 3. It was a great baseball game that fans with Red Sox tickets will remember for quite some time. There’s not much better than a baseball game so get your MLB tickets before its too late.

Red Sox pitcher Jonathan Papelbon (3.05 ERA) got the win, while Brad Thomas (4.30 ERA) took the loss for the Tigers. Clay Buchholz went 8.0 solid innings for the Red Sox, allowed 3 hits, no home runs and 2 earned runs with 4 walks and 5 strikeouts. The Tigers’s starter Justin Verlander went 7.0 innings, allowed 6 hits, no home runs and 3 earned runs with 3 walks and 8 strikeouts. Robbie Weinhardt (3.86) also pitched for the Tigers. With the win, Papelbon’s record goes to 4-4, while Thomas drops to 4-1.

In addition to the 4 runs, the Red Sox put up 9 hits and committed no errors. It wasn’t a huge day for anyone at the plate for the Red Sox, as nobody managed more than 2 hits. Victor Martinez had a tough day at the plate, leaving 5 runners on base. The Tigers didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. The Tigers got 3 runs, 5 hits and one error.

Umpiring duties were performed by Dale Scott, Jerry Meals, Mark Wegner and Dan Iassogna. There were 37,479 Red Sox ticket holders in attendance at Fenway Park.

The Tampa Bay Rays edged the Detroit Tigers yesterday at Tropicana Field with the Rays securing the victory 4 to 2. It was a great baseball game that fans with Rays tickets will remember for quite some time.

Rays pitcher David Price (2.90 ERA) got the win, while Rick Porcello (5.50 ERA) took the loss for the Tigers. David Price went 6.1 solid innings for the Rays, allowed 7 hits, no home runs and 2 earned runs with 2 walks and 9 strikeouts. Also pitching for the Rays was Randy Choate (6.04). The Tigers’s starter Rick Porcello went 7.1 innings, allowed 5 hits, one home run and 4 earned runs with 2 walks and 8 strikeouts. Phil Coke (2.30) also pitched for the Tigers. With the win, Price’s record goes to 14-5, while Porcello drops to 4-9. Dan Wheeler earned the save for the Rays, bringing his saves up to 2.

Carlos Pena provided much of the offense for the Rays with an incredible 4 runs batted in. In addition to the 4 runs, the Rays put up 6 hits and committed no errors. Carlos Pena led the Rays in hitting with 3 hits, followed by Kelly Shoppach’s one hit. Willy Aybar had a tough day at the plate, leaving 5 runners on base. The Tigers didn’t have anyone with a big night with not one batter getting more than 2 hits. Johnny Damon could not get much going at the plate as he left 5 runners on base. The Tigers got 2 runs, 7 hits and no errors.

Umpiring duties were performed by Ed Hickox, Field Culbreth, Manny Gonzalez and Gary Cederstrom. There were 26,716 Rays ticket holders in attendance at Tropicana Field.