Author: Evan Petzold, Detroit Free Press

“I couldn’t be more thankful,” Meadows said.

Roger Clemens’ youngest son, Kody, took the field for the Detroit Tigers in Game 2 of Tuesday’s doubleheader against the Twins at Comerica Park.

The Minnesota Twins got a bizarre walk-off win Tuesday night thanks to a series of errors by the Detroit Tigers.

Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera, a future Hall of Famer, became the 33rd player in MLB history to reach 3,000 hits.

Tigers star Miguel Cabrera, sitting at 2,999 career hits, wasn’t mad the Yankees intentionally walked him in his last at-bat.

“You can make a case that he’s the best player to ever play,” Jim Leyland said of Barry Bonds, whom he managed with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Tigers coach Kimera Bartee, who played six MLB seasons with Detroit, Cincinnati and Colorado, collapsed and died on Monday while visiting family.

Shohei Ohtani put on a show in the Angels’ win over the Tigers, hitting his 40th home run of the year while pitching eight innings of one-run ball.

Miguel Cabrera is two hits closer to reaching 3,000. And the Tigers star has passed a baseball legend in the process.