Detroit Tigers visit New York Yankees in a three-game series in the Bronx starting on Tuesday, Sept. 9. Here's start times, TV and pitching matchups.

Cleveland beat the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday night, 4-0. The victory pulls the Guardians within 4.5 games of the Tigers with 11 games to play, including four more against Detroit. The Guardians have won 11 of their last 12 games.

Steven Kwan, Angel Martinez, José Ramírez and Kyle Manzardo combined to give Cleveland four extra-base hits in an extra inning for the first time in 64 years, and the Guardians beat the Detroit Tigers 7-5 in the 10th for their 10th win in 11 games.

The Tigers didn’t find it on Tuesday, but Mize continues to showcase a postseason-ready form with a September line of 16 1/3 innings, 19 strikeouts, one walk and a 3.31 ERA.

Detroit Tigers fans worried about ace Tarik Skubal can take a breath now. The left-hander, who removed himself from his start against the Miami Marlins with one out in the fourth inning on Friday, Sept.

Tigers manager A.J. Hinch later shared that Baez was not in concussion protocol and would be listed as day-to-day—a positive update for the veteran. “A.J. Hinch said Javy Baez is day-to-day. Sounds like things could have been a lot worse. He is not in concussion protocol,” wrote The Athletic’s Cody Stavenhagen.

The Detroit Tigers, like just about every other team in baseball, have dealt with a significant number of injuries to some of their most important players, whic

Right-handed reliever Kyle Finnegan swapped places with Sewald in the Mud Hens’ bullpen. Finnegan, out since Sept. 1 with an adductor strain, is scheduled to make a rehab appearance Thursday. Finnegan, too, could be activated for the Braves series.

The Tigers’ starting pitching staff ranks in the top half of the league in ERA (13th), but the underperformance of Jack Flaherty and trade deadline acquisitions Charlie Morton and Chris Paddack, along with season-ending injuries to multiple arms like Reese Olson and Alex Cobb, have left the rotation vulnerable.

Keider Montero opened with five scoreless innings, and the Detroit Tigers were aided by an unusual three-error play in a 2-0 shutout over the Miami Marlins on Sunday afternoon at loanDepot park. The Tigers (85-65) avoided a three-game sweep against the Marlins (70-80) and finished 3-3 on the road trip.