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Tigers' outfielders save the day with their gloves.
Tigers official site

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Boxscore and Highlights.

https://www.blessyouboys.com/2023/7...me-away-with-a-late-scoring-win-recap-july-17
Tigers 3 - Royals 2: Tigers come away with a late-scoring win.
Manning looked good in spite of the consequences of his own error.
BYBTB

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/s...ing-to-beat-royals-3-2-in-opener/70420035007/
'We've got each other's backs': Tigers rally in eighth inning to beat Royals in opener.
Detnews

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/...kansas-city-royals-matt-vierling/70422878007/
Detroit Tigers chew up Kansas City bullpen in 3-2 win over Royals.
Freep

https://www.mlive.com/tigers/2023/07/tigers-rally-to-beat-royals-snap-scoreless-skid.html
Tigers rally to beat Royals, snap scoreless skid.
Mlive
 
https://www.freep.com/story/sports/...dcast-javier-bez-problem-hitting/70422210007/
'Days of Roar' Tigers Podcast: Identifying Detroit Tigers SS Javier B?ez's real problem. 64 minutes.

On this episode: This week, Mark and Evan talk the offensive woes hounding Detroit Tigers shortstop Javier B?ez. Later, the guys draw attention to some pitching prospects and game out when we might see Casey Mize back on the mound. Your "Days of Roar" crew also review the return of Beau Brieske and Nick Maton.
 
July 18 in Tigers and mlb history:

1902: The Detroit Tigers loaned Harry Arndt to the Baltimore Orioles.
1902: The Detroit Tigers loaned Sport McAllister to the Baltimore Orioles.

1906: Ty Cobb, suffering from stomach cramps, leaves the Tigers and returns to Detroit. He will undergo an operation for ulcers, and be out of the lineup until September.

1913: Christy Mathewson finally yields a base on balls, ending a record string of 68 walkless innings pitched. Ed Konetchy draws the pass in the 8th. Matty's record won't be topped until Bill Fischer in 1962.

1916: At Boston, Babe Ruth pitches the Red Sox to a 4 - 3 win over the Browns. In the 3rd, Ruth triples and then scores on a infield grounder, bowling over St. Louis C Hank Severeid and knocking him unconscious. Grover Hartley replaces the injured Severeid.

1921: Babe Ruth hits the 139th home run of his career, passing Roger Connor to become baseball's all-time home run leader, a record he would hold on to for 19,257 days.
The blast off Bert Cole at Navin Field in Detroit, MI is estimated by some to have traveled upwards of 575 feet, the longest in major league history.
Ruth seen here chilling in Navin Field bleachers.

1927: The greatest of the Detroit Tigers now with the Philadelphia A's, Ty Cobb makes his 4,000th hit ironically a double off Sam Gibson of Detroit. Detroit wins 5 - 3 over Lefty Grove. Research will later reveal that he had two fewer hits than was thought at the time, and that number 4,000 actually three days later, on July 21st.

1930: The Chicago White Sox selected Bob Fothergill off waivers from the Detroit Tigers.

1931: John McGraw is ejected from a game in St. Louis after he rages over an out call on the Giants' Chick Fullis. A telegram McGraw receives before the next game causes another tantrum, as National League president John Heydler fines him $150 and suspends him for three days.

1940: Happy Birthday to Hall of Famer Joe Torre, born this day in Brooklyn, NY.
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1947: Freddie Hutchinson of the Tigers shuts out the Yankees 8 - 0, stopping their winning streak at 19.

1957: Dodger slugger Gil Hodges hits his 12th career grand slam to tie the National League record of Rogers Hornsby and Ralph Kiner, as the Dodgers edge the Cards, 10 - 9. St. Louis remains a game behind the Phils. The slam comes against the Cardinals' Wilmer Mizell.

1959: The Tigers drop game one to the Orioles 5 - 2, their 13th loss in 15 games, then win the nitecap 2 - 0, despite getting just two hits off Hoyt Wilhelm. Hoyt allows two singles, but his knuckler proves elusive to Joe Ginsberg, who allows four passed balls to tie the American League record held by Gus Triandos and two others. O's catchers Ginsberg and Triandos will set the modern major-league record for passed balls this season with 49.

1961: A day after the Georgia Peach passed away, at Busch Stadium Bill White ties Ty Cobb's 49-year old record by collecting 14 hits in consecutive doubleheaders as the Cardinal first baseman goes 3 for 4 in both games of a doubleheader sweep over the Cubs. Yesterday, the future National League president had gone 8 for 10 in twin bill action also against Chicago.

1961: Mickey Mantle poles two homers off rookie Joe McClain to pace New York to a 5 - 3 win over the Senators. In pre-game ceremonies, Mantle teamed with New York Congressman Eddie Dooley to win the homer-hitting contest against other Congressional-player duos.

1961: Hank Aaron, Joe Adcock and Joe Torre of the Braves startle the Reds with a triple steal in the 6th inning. For Aaron, it is his first steal of home.

1969: Willie Horton hits a 2-run home run, and ties Mickey Stanley's American League record with 11 outfield putouts. Denny McLain shuts out the indians 4 - 0.
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1970: San Francisco's Willie Mays, at the age of 39, strokes a single off Montreal's Mike Wegener for his 3,000th hit. Mays' safety comes in his 2,639th game and he joins Hank Aaron, who stroked his 3,000th a month earlier. Aaron's was hit in his 2,460th game. The Giants coast to a 10 - 1 victory.


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1975: In a 9 - 3 win over the Kansas City Royals, Boston's Jim Rice clouts a tremendous homer over the CF wall at Fenway Park, to the right of the flag pole, just the 6th player to accomplish this feat. Owner Tom Yawkey calls it the longest shot he's ever seen at Fenway.
The others: Detroit's Hank Greenberg, on May 22, 1937; Boston's Jimmie Foxx, on August 12, 1937; Yankee Bill Skowron, on April 20, 1957; Boston's Carl Yastrzemski, on May 16, 1970; Brewer Bobby Mitchell, on September 29, 1973.

1977: Rod Carew is on two national magazine covers: ?Ted Williams Analyzes Rod Carew? (Sports Illustrated - July 18, 1977). Classic cover with two all-time greats! Baseball's Best Hitter - Rod Carew? (TIME Magazine - July 18, 1977).

1986: Jack Morris throws his third straight complete game shutout, holding the Rangers to 2 hits in a 5-0 win at Tiger Stadium. Morris has pitched 31 straight scoreless innings.
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1987: The Tigers beat the Mariners 7-0. Frank Tanana pitched a 3-hit shutout without walking anybody, facing only 29 batters. Alan Trammell & Darnell Coles homered.
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1990: Arbitrator George Nicolau rules in favor of the Players Association saying that the 26 major league owners colluded and were aware of a databank that detailed 1987 salary offers. The owners will be forced to pay significant damages to the affected players.

1994: The Major League Baseball Players Association rejects the owners' salary cap proposal as baseball moves a step closer to a strike.

1995: Dave Andrews, public address announcer for the Abilene Prairie Dogs of the Texas-Louisiana League, is ejected from a game after Abilene manager Charlie Kerfeld is given the boot. Andrews proceeds to read a commercial for an eyeglass chain, infuriating the umpire. Andrews claims it was coincidence, but is still fined $50.

1997: The Mariners, seeking pitching help, trade Scott Sanders (3-6) and two minor leaguers (pitcher Dean Crow and 3B Carlos Villalobos) to the Detroit Tigers for right-handers Omar Olivares (5-6) and Felipe Lira (5-7).

1998: The Oakland Athletics traded a player to be named later to the Detroit Tigers for Bip Roberts. The Oakland Athletics sent Jason Wood (July 18, 1998) to the Detroit Tigers to complete the trade.

1998: Alan Trammell is inducted into the National Polish-American Sports Hall of Fame.

1999: Brad Ausmus squeezed in the winning run Detroit?s second sacrifice bunt of the frame as the Detroit Tigers beat the Cincinnati Reds 9-8 in 10 innings. Tony Clark homered twice for the winning side.

1999: On Yogi Berra Day at Yankee Stadium, David Cone becomes the 16th pitcher in major league history and the third Yankee to toss a perfect game, beating the Expos, 6 - 0. In pre-game ceremonies, Don Larsen throws out the ceremonial first pitch to Yogi, commemorating his 1956 World Series perfect game. Coincidentally, these are the only two perfect games ever pitched in interleague games.



2000: The Tigers purchase veteran 1B Hal Morris from the Reds.

2001: In response to the grievance filed by the umpires earlier in the week, the commissioner's office announces pitch counts will not be used as an evaluation technique.

2001: Roger Cedeno hits a double, triple, and 2 home runs in a 12-4 win over the Yankees at Comerica Park.
During the game, players notify stadium security when a fan, reaching for a foul ball, drops and then retrieves a gun on the field at Comerica Park. It turns out to be a Glock pistol belonging to an embarrassed off-duty three-year veteran of the Detroit Police Department, who had his weapon fall out of its holster as he went for the ball.

2017: The Detroit Tigers traded J.D. Martinez to the Arizona Diamondbacks for Sergio Alcantara (minors), Jose King (minors) and Dawel Lugo (minors). One of several trades the incompetent Tigers GM Al Avila makes to turn the team into a long term rebuild.

2020: The Canadian Minister of Immigration announces that he will not grant the special dispensation the Blue Jays need to play their home games at the Rogers Centre in Toronto, ON, as this would imply too many border crossings to and from areas with a high risk of transmission of COVID-19. As a result, the Blue Jays will need to find an alternate venue.

2022: Youth is served in the annual Home Run Derby, held at Dodger Stadium on the eve of the All-Star Game as 23-year-old Juan Soto defeats 21-year-old rookie Julio Rodríguez in the final round, but not before 42-year-old Albert Pujols manages to upset NL home run leader Kyle Schwarber in the initial round. Two-time defending champion Pete Alonso goes down before Rodríguez in the semi-finals. Soto misses the title of youngest-ever winner ever by one day

2023: Twelve teams score double-digit runs in today's MLB games, something unseen since July 4, 1884, when there were 13 such instances, spread across three leagues and 24 games as a result of multiple doubleheaders. There are only 15 games played today, but these include four in which both teams score ten or more runs, setting a new record. All five teams in the AL Central score ten or more runs, only the second time this has happened in any division since 1969.

Tigers players and coaches birthdays:

Simon Nicholls Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Simon Nicholls 1903.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Johnny_Hopp
Johnny Hopp Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Johnny Hopp 1952, coach 1954.

Harry Spilman Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Harry Spilman 1986.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Torii_Hunter
Torii Hunter Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Torii Hunter 2013-2014.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Eugenio_Suárez
Eugenio Suárez Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Eugenio Suarez 1914.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Matt_Martin
Matt Martin 1997-2003 minor league coach, 2014-2017 coach.

Tigers players who passed away:

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Ed_Killian
Ed Killian Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Ed Killian 1904-1910.

Hank Perry Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Hank Perry 1912.

Carl Holling Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Carl Holling 1921-1922.

Woody Davis Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Woody Davis 1938.

Orlando McFarlane Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Orlando McFarlane 1966.

Baseball Reference
 
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The Tigers have agreed to terms with the following picks from the 2023 MLB Draft:
*OF Max Clark (1st round)
*SS John Peck (7th round)
*LHP Andrew Sears (10th round)
Additionally, the Tigers agreed to terms with undrafted free agent OF Cole Turney from Cumberland University.

The Tigers have agreed to terms with the following picks from the 2023 MLB Draft:
*2B David Smith (14th round)
*RHP Donye Evans (16th round)
*RHP Blake Pivaroff (19th round)
With today's signings, the Tigers have now signed 10 of their 21 draft selections.
 
https://www.mlb.com/tigers/news/spencer-torkelson-homers-twice-tarik-skubal-falters-loss-royals
Skubal hits first rough patch in return to rotation.
Tigers official site

https://www.mlb.com/gameday/tigers-vs-royals/2023/07/18/717356/final/box
Boxscore and Highlights and lowlights.

https://www.blessyouboys.com/2023/7...l-spencer-torkelson-javier-baez-dairon-blanco
Royals 11 - Tigers 10: Hot mess in KC.
Spencer Torkelson and Javier B?ez had good nights at the plate, so of course the pitching went to hell.
BYBTB

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/s...se-slugfest-11-10-against-royals/70424259007/
Spencer Torkelson hits two homers, but Tigers lose slugfest 11-10 against Royals.
Detnews

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/...as-city-royals-spencer-torkelson/70428802007/
Tork homers twice, Detroit Tigers get 4 runs in 9th, still fall 11-10 to K.C. Royals.
Freep

https://www.mlive.com/tigers/2023/07/tigers-score-4-in-9th-but-rally-falls-short-against-royals.html
Tigers score 4 in 9th, but rally falls short against Royals.
Mlive
 
July 19 in Tigers and mlb history:

1910: Cy Young at age 43, wins his 500th game 5 - 4, over Washington in 11 innings.
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1912: Ty Cobb strokes seven hits in a doubleheader to give him a major-league record of 14 in two consecutive twin bills against the Athletics. Bill White will tie Cobb in 1961. Cobb also pummeled the A's for seven hits on the 17th on his way to collecting an incredible 68 hits for the month, a Major League record, batting .535 for the month (68 in 127 at bats), with 11 doubles, 8 triples, and 3 home runs.
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1915: Ty Cobb goes 2-for-5 and steals 2 bases in the Tigers' 12-6 win over the philadelphia athletics.

1920: Babe Ruth becomes the first player in MLB history to hit 30 home runs in one season. The shot off Dickey Kerr of the White Sox breaks his record of 29 from the previous year. He added a second home run later in the game, but the Yankees lost at the Polo Grounds, 8-5. Ruth finished with an astounding 54 homers in 1920, outhomering every other MLB team except the Phillies (64).

1927: The Washington Senators selected Ed Wells off waivers from the Detroit Tigers.

1928: New York Yankees star Babe Ruth welcomes legendary college football coaches Knute Rockne & Pop Warner to Yankee Stadium! The Babe hit two HRs that day in a 6-4 win vs. the Chicago White Sox!
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1930: The Detroit Tigers traded cash and a player to be named to Toronto (International) for Guy Cantrell.

1933: For the first time, brothers on opposite teams homer in the same game. Red Sox C Rick Ferrell hits his home run off brother Wes of Cleveland. Wes hits his off Hank Johnson in the 3rd inning. Wes will wind up his career with 38 homers in 548 games. Rick will hit only 28 in 1,884 games.

1936: 17-year-old Iowa farm boy Bob Feller makes his major league debut, pitching one inning of relief against the Senators in Washington, D.C. The hard-throwing kid allows no hits and no runs, striking out none, and walks two batters.

1950: At Fenway Park Vern Stephens crashes a 3-run home run in the 1st off Fred Hutchinson. Detroit wins 9 - 5, with a little help in the 9th from umpire Jim Boyer. Boyer calls time just before pinch-hitter Tom Wright triples to CF. In his do-over, Wright grounds out.

1950: The Yankees sign their first black players, OF Elston Howard and P Frank Barnes. They purchase them from the Kansas City Monarchs and assign them to the Muskegon Clippers (Central League).

1955: Tigers relief pitcher Babe Birrer hits two 3-run home runs in a 12-4 win over the Orioles.
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1959: Before 57,000 at Yankee Stadium, the Yankees sweep a pair from the visiting White Sox, winning the nitecap, 6 - 4, on Mickey Mantle's homer off Turk Lown. In game 1, Yankee veteran Enos Slaughter belts a pair of homers; at age 43, he is the oldest player this century to accomplish the feat. Carlton Fisk, a few months older, will top Slaughter in 1991.

1960: Roy Sievers' 21-game hitting streak, the longest for any player this year, ends, but White Sox teammate Luis Aparicio's inside-the-park home run and Billy Pierce's shutout beat Boston, 6 - 0.

1960: In his major league debut, Giants rookie righty Juan Marichal one-hits the Phillies at Candlestick Park, 2 - 0. Philadelphia's lone hit is a two-out, 8th-inning single by pinch hitter Clay Dalrymple. Marichal winds up with 12 strikeouts and is the first National League hurler since 1900 to debut with a one-hitter.

1960: Rocky Colavito breaks up Pedro Ramos' no-hitter with a leadoff single in the 8th inning in a loss to the senators.

1961: Ty Cobb is buried in Royston, Georgia. Contrary to myth, he was mourned by hundreds.
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1964: Luis Tiant debuts with a 4-hit, 11-strikeout, 3 - 0 win for Cleveland at Yankee Stadium. The losing pitcher is Whitey Ford. Tiant was brought up yesterday after posting a 15-1 record at Portland (AAA).

1968: Tommy Matchick hits a walk-off home run into the right field upper deck at Tiger Stadium, the first of just four home runs of his career, and the Tigers beat the orioles 5 - 4.
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1977: While pursuing Hank Aaron's home run record, Sadaharu Oh of the Yomiuri Giants breaks a record held by Babe Ruth when he draws his 2,057th base on balls.

1977: At Yankee Stadium, the National League scores four times in the opening inning off Jim Palmer, en route to a 7 - 5 All-Star Game victory. Don Sutton, hurling three scoreless innings, is named the game's MVP.

1982: In the first annual Cracker Jack Oldtimers Classic at Washington's Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, 75-year-old Luke Appling hits a 250-foot homer off Warren Spahn to help the American League to a 7 - 2 win over the National League in a 5-inning battle of retired baseball stars.

1984: Tigers beat the rangers 9 - 2. Gibson and Parrish hit home runs and collect 5 RBI between them. Milt Wilcox earns his 9th win.
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1991: Detroit pounds Kansas City 17 - 0, to give Bill Gullickson an easy win over Tom Gordon. It is the worst loss in franchise history for KC, and a reversal of the match-up of July 14th between the same two starters.
That day, the Royals routed the Bengals, 18 - 4.
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1993: The Detroit Tigers released Mark Grater.

1999: Tigers starting pitcher Jeff Weaver goes 2-for-2 at the plate with a single and double in a 7 - 6 win over the reds.

2000: Gibby and Tigers clubhouse manager Jim Schmakel talking bats. Tune in Saturday for a special Tigers broadcast ?Behind the Seams".


2014: The Detroit Tigers released Ronny Paulino.

2022: The American League wins its 9th straight All-Star Game, 3 - 2 over the National League. The NL scores twice against Shane McClanahan in the bottom of the 1st, but is then limited to a single hit over the final 8 innings. In the 4th inning, the AL gets all its runs against Tony Gonsolin on a two-run homer by Giancarlo Stanton and a solo shot by Byron Buxton. Stanton is named the game's MVP.

2022: The Detroit Tigers signed Chi Chi Gonzalez as a free agent.

Tigers players and coaches birthdays:

Erve Beck Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Erve Beck 1902.

Earl Hamilton Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Earl Hamilton 1916.

Mark Koenig - BR Bullpen
Mark Koenig Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Mark Koenig 1930-1931.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Phil_Cavarretta
Phil Cavarretta coach 1961-1963.

Mark Carreon Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Mark Carreon 1992.

Phil Coke Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Phil Coke 2010-2014.

Tigers players who passed away:

Don Mossi - BR Bullpen
Don Mossi Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Don Mossi 1959-1963.

Baseball Reference
 
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WATERCOOLER WEDNESDAY.
Totally Tigers

The trade deadline is fast approaching with only 12 days left.

The Detroit Tigers have 4 pitchers they could potentially lose after this year.

Eduardo Rodriguez (2.70 ERA) has a player opt out that he is widely expected to use after this season. Michael Lorenzen?s (3.75 ERA) contract expires after 2023. And Jose Cisnero (3.34 ERA) and Chasen Shreve (4.54) will become free agents in 2.5 months.

ERod and Cisnero both have .500 W/L records. The other two are under .500.

Should the Tigers trade them all? They would lose 2 starters and 2 relievers. But in return, they may get MLB-ready players and/or a chance to add needed depth to their minor league pipeline.

If they do trade them, do they have replacements who can come up? Will other pitchers who are expected to come off the IL at some point be able to take their spots?

If they don?t trade them, the team will lose 4 players after this season and receive nothing in return. Can the Tigers afford to allow their system to become even more depleted?

Or should the Front Office hang onto them? The Tigers are 9 games under .500 and 5 games out of 1st place in the AL Central. Should they try to finish the year as best they can?

This is today?s question to kick start some good discussion threads here ? and to take with you wherever you go during the rest of the week.

Should the Tigers trade all 4 of their pitchers with expiring contracts by this year's trade deadline?

1. Yes

2. No

VOTE
 
The Tigers have agreed to terms with the following picks from the 2023 MLB Draft:
*SS Carson Rucker (4th round)
*RHP Jatnk Diaz (8th round)
*SS Jim Jarvis (11th round)
*RHP Andrew Dunford (12th round)
*OF Brett Callahan (13th round)

4th-rder Carson Rucker signs w/Tigers for $775k (pick 107 value = $627,900). Tennessee HS 3B, solid to plus raw power, rest of tools could be average across the board. Brother Jake plays in Twins system. Tennessee recruit.

The Tigers have agreed to terms with undrafted free agents RHP Carlos Lequerica from the University of Miami and RHP Luke Stofel from Wright State University.
 
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