Chris McCosky
Sportswriter at Detroit News
Veteran Detroit News sportswriter. Have covered Pistons, Wings, Lions and now, mercifully, the Tigers.
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2 weeks ago |
macombdaily.com | Chris McCosky
DETROIT — When the ninth-inning comeback was brought up after the game, manager AJ Hinch’s response was somewhere between defiant and, “Duh, like that’s not new.”“This is who we are when it comes to playing the whole game,” he said after the Tigers’ rally came up one run short and the Yankees escaped town with a 4-3 win Wednesday in the series finale at Comerica Park. “If that surprised anybody, then you haven’t watched us play.
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2 weeks ago |
detroitnews.com | Chris McCosky
Detroit — Jack Flaherty’s first start was against the Dodgers in his hometown Los Angeles, against his former teammates on the day they got their World Series rings. Which he helped them win. His second start was the home opener at Comerica Park. Manager AJ Hinch promised him just a normal workday start for his third one. Except, there was nothing normal about it. It was against the Yankees, which alone brings a rush of adrenaline.
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2 weeks ago |
detroitnews.com | Chris McCosky
Detroit — All the data, all the technology, the balance plates and biomechanic readings and new-age pitch simulators — it’s all available for the Tigers’ hitters. But you know what Andy Ibáñez resorted to, to get his swing locked back in? A broomstick. No joke. Ibáñez entering the game Monday was 2-for-16 and the two hits were infield singles, swinging bunts essentially. It wasn’t sitting well with him. He knew something was off.
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2 weeks ago |
gazettextra.com | Chris McCosky
By Chris McCosky - The Detroit News (TNS) DETROIT - On a day better suited for polar exploration than baseball, the Tigers supplied their own heat. It was 34 degrees and the wind was blowing at 10 mph when Tigers ace Tarik Skubal took the mound Tuesday afternoon. And he heated things up real fast, firing 97-mph four-seam fastballs and sinkers, 90-mph sliders and 88-mph changeups. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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2 weeks ago |
grandhaventribune.com | Chris McCosky
DETROIT — On a day better suited for polar exploration than baseball, the Tigers supplied their own heat. It was 34 degrees and the wind was blowing at 10 mph when Tigers ace Tarik Skubal took the mound Tuesday afternoon. And he heated things up real fast, firing 97-mph four-seam fastballs and sinkers, 90-mph sliders and 88-mph changeups. kAm%96C6 H2D 962E :? E96 %:86CD’ 32ED[ E@@]k^AmkAm$A6?46C %@C<6=D@?[ H9@ 925 5@F3=65 2?5 D4@C65 :?
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Beau Brieske seemed to tweak something, his ankle, coming off the mound and fielding a ground ball. He's staying in.
Dillon Dingler's third hit of the game ties it up, 4-4. Still no outs
Two-run single, McKinstry cashes in a pair of walks to start the top of the sixth. Tigers cut Twins lead, 4-3. Still two on and no out
Two-run single, McKinstry cashes in a pair of walks to start the top of the sixth. Tigers cut Twins lead, 4-3. Still two on and no out
