vs
Game Date:
06/30/2017
7:10pm EST
Lines:
Cleveland -1.5
Detroit +1.5
Total:
Over
10.5 (-120)
Under 10.5 (+100)
Community Picks: Cleveland Indians 0% vs Detroit Tigers 0%
Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
About a month ago, a report circulated that if the Detroit Tigers weren’t above .500 by the end of June, they were going to chuck the season, look to trade off veterans and rebuild. It’s now June 29 and the Tigers are 34-42 and sit six games out of first place. As such, we should not be too terribly surprised to see a report from Jeff Passan of Yahoo that multiple baseball executives expect Tigers ace Justin Verlander to hit the trade market sometime in the next two weeks. Continue to Article
June 29, 2017 11:30:am EST
Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona is back in the dugout after another health scare. Francona was cleared to manage the Indians during Wednesday's game against Texas. The 58-year-old Francona has been fitted with a heart monitor, but he said doctors have ruled any serious health issues. Continue to Article
June 28, 2017 7:22:pm EST
DETROIT (WJBK) - If the Michigan Senate gets its way, a portion of Woodward Avenue in Downtown Detroit will be renamed for the former owner of the Detroit Red Wings and Tigers, Mike Ilitch. The section of Woodward Ave between Montcalm and Adams would be known as Mike Ilitch Boulevard, if the Senate bill is approved. That portion of Woodward Ave runes directly between Comerica Park and The Fillmore Detroit and Fox Theatre. Ilitch owned the Tigers as well as Olympia Entertainment, which runs the Fox Theatre. The bill was introduced to the senate on June 15. It was referred to the committee on transportation for consideration. Ilitch made his fortune when he and his wife started little Caesars Pizza Continue to Article
June 28, 2017 2:09:pm EST
There are few certainties in baseball: Three strikes and you’re out, don’t make the first out of an inning at third base and don’t touch Adrian Beltre’s head under any circumstances. The Texas Rangers third baseman hasn’t softened in his old age. On Monday, he proved as much after hitting a three-run homer in the first inning of the team’s 15-9 loss to the Cleveland Indians. As he approached the dugout his old nemesis, Elvis Andrus, struck. Continue to Article
June 27, 2017 1:07:pm EST
A baseball legend once said, “it ain’t over, till it’s over.” While over-analyzing any Yogi Berra quote is not recommended, we’re guessing the Cleveland Indians knew exactly what he was talking about during Monday’s unbelievable comeback win. Facing a seven-run deficit in the fourth inning, the Indians didn’t just pack their bags and hope for better a day tomorrow. Cleveland experienced that almost immediately. Continue to Article
June 27, 2017 12:37:am EST
