vs
Game Date:
07/03/2016
1:10pm EST
Lines:
Detroit +1.5
Tampa Bay -1.5
Total:
Over
9 (+111)
Under 9 (-123)
Community Picks: Detroit Tigers 0% vs Tampa Bay Rays 0%
Detroit Tigers and Tampa Bay Rays Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
Detroit has pounded out 23 runs on so far this series, which concludes on Sunday. Second baseman Ian Kinsler made note of the good feeling the team shares lately, but added the pitching staff has just as much to do with the team's success as its bats. "(Francisco Rodriguez) has done an unbelievable job. Continue to Article
July 02, 2016 11:39:pm EST
Detroit has pounded out 23 runs on so far this series, which concludes on Sunday. Second baseman Ian Kinsler made note of the good feeling the team shares lately, but added the pitching staff has just as much to do with the team's success as its bats. "(Francisco Rodriguez) has done an unbelievable job. Continue to Article
July 02, 2016 11:39:pm EST
Justin Verlander and the Detroit Tigers keep on winning and also added to the Tampa Bay Rays' woes. ''We got beat by a really good pitcher that had really good stuff,'' Tampa Bay manager Kevin Cash said. The Tigers look to complete a four-game sweep Sunday against the reeling Rays, who lost for the 15th time in 17 games. Continue to Article
July 02, 2016 8:13:pm EST
The Detroit Tigers have scored 10 runs in three straight games, and the task of stopping those scorching bats Saturday falls on rookie Blake Snell, who makes just his fifth career start. Snell has one of the Rays' two wins in the last 16 games, but if he's going to win, he'll have to beat one of the American League's best in Justin Verlander, who takes the mound as Detroit seeks its fifth win in a row. "I think every single one of us knows what we're capable of," said Friday's Rays starter Drew Smyly, who gave up six runs in dropping to 2-9 on the season. Continue to Article
July 02, 2016 12:50:am EST
The Detroit Tigers have scored 10 runs in three straight games, and the task of stopping those scorching bats Saturday falls on rookie Blake Snell, who makes just his fifth career start. Snell has one of the Rays' two wins in the last 16 games, but if he's going to win, he'll have to beat one of the American League's best in Justin Verlander, who takes the mound as Detroit seeks its fifth win in a row. "I think every single one of us knows what we're capable of," said Friday's Rays starter Drew Smyly, who gave up six runs in dropping to 2-9 on the season. Continue to Article
July 02, 2016 12:50:am EST
