Showing posts with label Jordan Zimmermann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jordan Zimmermann. Show all posts

Monday, May 4, 2020

Jordan Zimmermann Sees 2020 As A Crossroad, Not End Of The Road

It seems every time you tune in to one of the classic baseball games the networks are re-airing these days, a younger Jordan Zimmermann is out there pitching his tail off in a milestone game for the opposing pitcher.

Detroit News

Thursday, November 7, 2019

Matthew Boyd Named 2019 Tiger Of The Year

Matthew Boyd tried to set a tone for the Tigers, from the mound to the dugout to the clubhouse. He couldn’t do much for the team in the standings, but for everything else, he had a good case for Tiger of the Year.

Detroit Official Site

Friday, August 23, 2019

Gerrit Cole's Return A Smaher: 12K's, Seven Shutout Innings

The Astros had suffered a hard-to-swallow loss the night before, so no one was in the mood to answer for another one. Gerrit Cole did his part by dominating the Tigers for seven innings Thursday night, and Alex Bregman and Michael Brantley powered an offense that was missing in action 24 hours earlier.

Houston Official Site

Friday, August 16, 2019

Jordan Zimmermann Set To Rejoin Tigers' Rotation

The Tigers’ rotation will get a boost following Friday’s series opener against the Rays, as right-hander Jordan Zimmermann was activated off the injured list following the 2-0 win.

Detroit Official Site

Tuesday, July 30, 2019

Saturday, May 25, 2019

Jose Abreu & The Flaws That Make Us

It’s hard to hate really much of anything about Jose Abreu. maybe if you’re Corey Kluber or Jordan Zimmermann you’re tired of being battered and bruised by the big first baseman, but whether you’re a Sox fan or just a neutral, this is the type of player that more of us would love to watch, day in and day out.

Beyond The Boxscore

Sunday, April 14, 2019

Jordan Zimmermann Struggles Again In Loss To Twins

The sports world spent Sunday fascinated with Tiger Woods’ comeback story at the Masters. Another Tiger’s career rebound, however, had a disappointing ending this afternoon.

Detroit Official Site

Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Aroldis Chapman Can't Finish What Masahiro Tanaka Started

Aroldis Chapman's fastball is lacking some of its usual sizzle, but as the bruised and battered Yankees continue to say they have sufficient firepower to inflict damage, they witnessed plenty of steam being released by a snarling Luke Voit.

New York-A Official Site

Thursday, March 28, 2019

Jordan Zimmermann Dominates Blue Jays As Tigers Win In Ten

Jordan Zimmermann began his fourth season as a Tiger with a quest for his second career no-hitter and first perfect game, silencing the Blue Jays’ offense through 6 2/3 innings on Thursday at Rogers Centre. He didn’t get a decision in Detroit’s 2-0 extra-innings win on Thursday, but he got a lot of the credit from teammates.

Detroit Official Site

Monday, February 25, 2019

Jordan Zimmermann Learning To Pitch With Precision

The slider didn’t draw a swing from J.T. Realmuto, but it made the ensuing 91 mph fastball that followed from Jordan Zimmermann more effective, freezing the new Phillies catcher for a called third strike.

Detroit Official Site

Friday, February 22, 2019

Bryce Harper & Scott Boras Are On The Verge Of The Least Satisfying Nine-Figure Deal Ever

If Bryce Harper had a time machine, we all know what he would do. Or, rather, plenty of us think we know what he would do. He would have negotiated with the Nationals in September and October, gotten Washington to increase its first offer of $300 million for 10 years by a smidgen, then signed to become a career Nat.

Washington Post

Friday, January 4, 2019

A Deep Dive into What Makes Miles Mikolas Tick

The St. Louis Cardinals have made some big time moves this winter. With the acquisition of Paul Goldschmidt and Andrew Miller, they’re in the running for Offseason Champion and are in the hunt to return to October for the first time since 2015.

Beyond The Boxscore

Wednesday, November 21, 2018

Dallas Keuchel Isn't Your Average Big Deal Free Agent Starter

In what felt like more years than it actually was, Dallas Keuchel looked like he would be headlining this fantastic 2018-19 free agent class, as in his AL Cy Young-winning season, he looked to be one of the premier starters in all of baseball for the remaining time on his contract with the Astros.

Beyond The Boxscore

Thursday, September 27, 2018

Friday, September 21, 2018

Ian Kennedy Bolsters Case For 2019 Rotation Spot

Right-hander Ian Kennedy is making a strong case here in September that he can still be a valuable part of the Royals rotation going forward.

Kansas City Official Site

Monday, September 10, 2018

Justin Verlander K's Ten, Makes History In Return To Detroit

There were loud ovations, a tip of the cap and even a scoreboard tribute video that was enough to make Justin Verlander deviate from his regimented pregame routine and stop in his tracks in the Comerica Park outfield prior to Monday's game against the Tigers and take it all in.

Houston Official Site

Wednesday, September 5, 2018

Is Fatigue To Blame For Miles Mikolas Not Being As Sharp In Recent Starts?

Starting pitcher Miles Mikolas has become one of the best offseason additions, by any MLB team, in the run-up to the 2018 season. The Cardinals got on the case early and recruited Mikolas before other major league teams made a play for the right-hander.

The Athletic