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After allowing seven runs to the Cleveland Indians on May 3, Justin Verlander took to Twitter - always a risky move for an athlete, especially one coming off a frustrating performance. Since then, Verlander has backed up his bold words, allowing just four runs in four starts to help the Tigers bounce back from an awful stretch earlier in the month. Although Detroit is only at .500, Verlander and Miguel Cabrera have given the Tigers a boost at a time when it looked like 2016 might turn into another lost season. Continue to Article

May 26, 2016 5:00:pm EST

Miguel Cabrera is on the upswing and already victimized the Oakland Athletics last month. Now the Detroit Tigers superstar may have a perfect opportunity to end his woes against left-handers when he faces Sean Manaea for the first time. Cabrera and the visiting Tigers start a three-game set Friday night when they meet Manaea and the struggling Athletics. Continue to Article

May 26, 2016 2:28:pm EST

Miguel Cabrera is on the upswing and already victimized the Oakland Athletics last month. Now the Detroit Tigers superstar may have a perfect opportunity to end his woes against left-handers when he faces Sean Manaea for the first time. Cabrera and the visiting Tigers start a three-game set Friday night when they meet Manaea and the struggling Athletics. Continue to Article

May 26, 2016 2:28:pm EST

If Jose Fernandez is to extend the longest winning streak of his career, he must avoid a third consecutive loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. The right-hander tries to win a sixth straight start Thursday when the visiting Miami Marlins look to take the four-game home-and-home series with Rays. Fernandez, who attended high school in Tampa, has lost his only two career starts against the Rays (21-23) - both at Tropicana Field - with a 5.79 ERA. Continue to Article

May 26, 2016 9:39:am EST

If Jose Fernandez is to extend the longest winning streak of his career, he must avoid a third consecutive loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. The right-hander tries to win a sixth straight start Thursday when the visiting Miami Marlins look to take the four-game home-and-home series with Rays. Fernandez, who attended high school in Tampa, has lost his only two career starts against the Rays (21-23) - both at Tropicana Field - with a 5.79 ERA. Continue to Article

May 26, 2016 9:39:am EST