And there goes Ausmus

I was randomly looking up his career stats right before he got tossed, I may have jinxed him

Bloated f'n asshole 1B ump Fielden Culbreth throws Ausmus out when Ausmus wanted to look at the play at first with Victor stepping on the bag with the throw at first. Home plate ump says he gave him time to do that and when Ausmus wanted to replay they refused, what a load of shit ump refusing to do the replay.
f'n umps blow dead goats every day of the year including the offseason.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C9bCi6rUMAACCdu.jpg

Why the fuck did castellanos not step on 3rd???

SpartyNash said:

Why the fuck did castellanos not step on 3rd???

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idk was thinking the same, step on third and throw to first,

Anyways little bit of trouble and Zimmermann gets out of it,

Castellanos makes up for his brain fart with a Home run to left,

and now Presley hits a home run to left,

Tigers lead 2 - 0,

Zimmermann 4 innings, 55 pitches, 3 hits, 4 K's,

Presley singles steals second and scores on Iggy's single,

Tigers lead 3 - 0,

Romine slaps a flare single to left and melky cabrera traps it and Iggy scores,

Tigers lead 4 - 0,

Avila with a fly to left and it carries into the stands for a 2 run homer,

Tigers lead 6 - 0,

Zimmermann 93 pitches 6 IP 1 run 7 hits 2 BB 5 K's

Slider was working better today.

Stumpf and Greene pitch the 7th,

Tigers led 6 - 1,

Tigers are beating the snot out of the whitesox and their pitchers again,

Upton with a homerun,

Iggy with a 2 run double,

Tigers lead 9 - 1,

Machado pinch hitting for Miggy singles and Iggy scores, Machado out at second on the throw,

Tigers lead 10 - 1,

Zimmermann, after tinkering with his slider in the bullpen, threw the pitch 34 times, getting nine swings-and-misses from White Sox batters.
Zimmermann pitched 6 innings with 1 run, 7 hits, 2 BB, and 5 Strikeouts, winning his 5th game of the season.

https://www.mlb.com/gameday/white-s...nal,lock_state=final,game_tab=box,game=490930
Boxscore.

http://m.mlb.com/det/video/search?team_id=116&tagName=Detroit Tigers
Webvideo Highlights of the Tigers Win over the whitesox.

NOTABLE:
The Tigers got on the board first with back-to-back home runs in the second inning by Nicholas Castellanos and Alex Presley.
It was Presley's first home run as a member of the Tigers. He has 26 home runs in his career with four other clubs.

Avila hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning and Justin Upton hit his 10th home run of the season in the eighth inning.

Presley started a four-run fourth inning with a sharp, two-out single. He then stole second and scored on a single by Jose Iglesias. Andrew Romine then singled and came home on Alex Avila's two-run homer.

Umpire C.B. Bucknor, who briefly left yesterday's game with an unknown injury, was not at the game on Saturday. Chad Whitson replaced him at second base.

Left-handed reliever Daniel Stumpf made his Tigers debut in the seventh inning on Saturday. He appeared to have the first batter, Omar Narvaez, struck out, but didn't get the call from home plate umpire Manny Gonzalez. Narvarez eventually reached on an infield hit, but Stumpf followed that by striking out Yolmer Sanchez.

ROARS:
Alex Presley: He had three hits (including his first home run as a Tiger) and a stolen base.

Pretty much the rest of the offense: Four home runs and 15 hits overall. Everyone except Justin Upton, Victor Martinez, and J.D. Martinez got on base at least twice.

Shane Greene: Faced five batters and sent down all five, striking out three.

HISSES:
Victor Martinez and J.D. Martinez: Went 0-for-8 combined and were the only Tigers to not reach base.

STATS AND STUFF:
In the first inning, manager Brad Ausmus was ejected for the 11th time in his career, when he appeared to argue the umpires? reluctance to let him challenge a groundball out by Victor Martinez.
Ausmus?s ejection was the 33rd manager ejection in MLB this season.

Jordan Zimmermann gave up less than three runs for the first time since his season debut on April 8.

The Tigers have scored 41 runs in their last six games, surpassing their run total in the previous 11 games.

The Tigers banged out 15 hits, including seven extra-base hits.
Five of their seven starters had at least two hits.

Yay.

Nice job again offense and Zimmerman a nice unexpected good outing eh..that'll work

Thought for sure we'd see a low run production day after yesterday's run production. Rod mentioned early on in yesterday's game that at some point the bats have to heat up together for a stretch. Maybe now is that time?

Still shocked the Twins are hanging around in first place. But more shocked to see they are just 12-18 at home but 16-5 on the road. That can't continue.