AL wild-card chase: Tigers, 3 other teams fighting for 2 spots
In the American League, four teams are competing for the final two wild-card spots. The Kansas City Royals (82-72) and Minnesota Twins (81-73) would make the playoffs if the season ended today. The Tigers (80-74) and Seattle Mariners (79-75) are still in the race.
AL wild-card race: Tigers tied with Twins but have more work to do
With the Minnesota Twins' loss to the Cleveland Guardians on Thursday afternoon, the Tigers (80-73) and Twins have identical records for the third wild-card position. However, the Twins own the season head-to-head tiebreaker over the Tigers, so the Tigers will need to finish with a better record.
Colton Cowser hit his 21st and 22nd home runs, James McCann added his sixth and seventh and the Orioles went deep a ...
The Kansas City Royals remain in the second Wild Card spot after Wednesday’s game. But their playoff cushion just got a lot ...
The Tigers have stormed back into the playoff picture as one of the hottest teams in baseball over the past two months.
Right-hander Kenta Maeda, a former starter whom the Detroit Tigers demoted to the bullpen, nearly threw an immaculate inning ...
The Tigers are tied with the Minnesota Twins for the last American League wild-card spot, though the Twins own a tiebreaker.
Jon Morosi discusses Juan Soto undergoing X-rays after sustaining an injury in Seattle, Tigers making a push for the Wild ...
The Detroit Tigers need to finish with a better record than the Minnesota Twins in the final nine games for their first ...
James McCann cranks another homer against the Tigers to put the Orioles up 7-0.
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