DETROIT -- Detroit Tigers outfielder Riley Greene shaved his robust beard down to a very unflattering mustache out of a sense of desperation. The Tigers had lost 12 of 13 and badly needed a change in mojo.

A.J. Hinch wasn’t waiting out for Casey Mize to figure things out. The Tigers manager had seen his All-Star starter struggle through his previous two starts, and he didn’t want to let an opportunity for a third straight win slip away.

Another day, another game where Pfaadt gives up a bunch of homers and the offense looks flat. What else is new?

The Arizona Diamondbacks led early, but couldn't hold it for long and lost 12-2 to the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday, July 29.

With Reese Olson lost for the regular season, Eric Samulski dives into the fantasy fallout and how it changes the Tigers' rotation, including why Troy Melton has emerged as an intriguing fantasy pickup.

There’s not much that can keep Dingler down and that comes from an ever-growing confidence and skillset that the Tigers have always appreciated from their 2020 second-round MLB draft pick. It’s made him the perfect fit for the Tigers and catapulted his growth as a contributor in his second season as a major leaguer.

Detroit Tigers outfielder Matt Vierling robbed Arizona Diamondbacks catcher James McCann of a hit with a stellar grab.

Greene produced two doubles, his 26th home run and three RBI, sending the Tigers to their third straight win, 12-2, over the Arizona Diamondbacks at Comerica Park.