Detroit Tigers vs. Chicago White Sox. Wednesday, July 30, 2014 Comerica Park, Detroit, MI Game Time - 7:08 p.m. EDT TIGERS UPCOMING GAME DETAILS

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1 Game Information... Detroit Tigers Media Relations Department w Comerica Park w Phone (313) w Fax (313) w Detroit, MI w @TigresdeDetroit TIGERS AT A GLANCE Record: / Streak: L4 Game #104 / Home #53 Home: / Road: Tonight s Scheduled Starters RHP Max Scherzer vs. RHP Hector Noesi (12-3, 3.37) (5-6, 4.37) TV/Radio FSD/AM 1270 & 97.1 FM TIGERS VS. WHITE SOX 2014 Record: at Home: at Chicago: 3-2 All-Time Record: All-Time at Home: All-Time at Comerica Park: All-Time at Chicago: Game Log Date Site Result Winner/Loser/Save 4/21 DET L, 3-1 Danks/Sanchez/Lindstrom 4/22 DET W, 8-6 Verlander/Leesman/Chamberlain 4/23 DET L, 6-4 Rienzo/Reed/Lindstrom 4/24 DET W, 7-4 Scherzer/Quintana/Nathan 4/29 CWS W, 4-3 Chamberlain/Belisario/Nathan 4/30 CWS W, 5-1 Scherzer/Noesi 6/9 CWS L, 6-5 Noesi/Porcello/Belisario 6/10 CWS PPD., rain 6/11 CWS L, 8-2 Danks/Verlander 6/12 CWS W, 4-0 SCHERZER/Sale 7/29 DET L, 11-4 Quintana/Sanchez 7/30 DET 7/31 DET 8/29 CWS 8/30 CWS 8/30 CWS 8/31 CWS 9/22 DET 9/23 DET 9/24 DET STREAKS Last five games: 1-4 Last 10 games: 4-6 Last 15 games: 6-9 Last 20 games: 9-11 THIS DATE IN TIGERS HISTORY The Tigers Ty Cobb, Bobby Veach and Ossie Vitt follow each other in the lineup, each going 5-for-5 in a 16-4 win over Washington. Cobb also scores five times Detroit defeats Oakland, 14-2, as Tigers catcher Chad Kreuter ties a major league record with three sacrifice flies. He is the ninth player in history to perform the feat. Detroit Tigers vs. Chicago White Sox Wednesday, July 30, 2014 Comerica Park, Detroit, MI Game Time - 7:08 p.m. EDT RECENT RESULTS: The Tigers lost their fourth straight game on Tuesday night, losing to the White Sox 11-4 at Comerica Park. Victor Martinez had three hits and scored a run to lead the Detroit offense. Miguel Cabrera went 2x4 with a run scored, while Bryan Holaday was 1x2 with two RBI. Anibal Sanchez started on the mound for the Tigers and took the loss after allowing five runs, four earned, on six hits with two walks and six strikeouts in 6.1 innings. The Tigers and White Sox play game two of their three-game series tonight. Following the series vs. Chicago, the Tigers remain home this weekend to host Colorado in a three-game set. ACTION JACKSON: Austin Jackson has hit safely in 15 of his last 17 games, dating back to July 9. Over the 17-game stretch, Jackson is hitting.394 (28x71) with 15 runs scored, eight doubles, two triples, one home run and eight RBI. Jackson also has a.442 on base percentage and a.606 slugging percentage over the 17 games. Jackson leads the American League in hits and doubles during the stretch, ranks tied for first in runs scored, second in batting average and fifth in on base percentage and slugging percentage. VICTOR S THREE-HIT NIGHT: Victor Martinez notched his seventh three-hit game of the season last night vs. Chicago, finishing the game 3x4 with a run scored. The three-hit performance was the 116th of Martinez s career. MULTI-HIT MIGGY: Miguel Cabrera recorded his 36th multi-hit game of the season last night vs. the White Sox, going 2x4 with a run scored. Cabrera s 36 multi-hit games ranks seventh in the American League. Since joining the Tigers in 2008, Cabrera has 367 multihit games, which is the 13th most in franchise history. GIVING IT UP FOR THE GREATER GOOD: The Tigers hit their major league leading 46th sacrifice fly in last night s game. Detroit is one sacrifice fly away from matching their total of 47 from the 2013 season. Miguel Cabrera and Austin Jackson are tied for the American League lead with eight sacrifice flies this season. TIGERS TIDBITS: Bryan Holaday had two RBI in last night s game, marking his second multi-rbi game this season with both coming against the White Sox...Joe Nathan tossed a scoreless ninth inning last night and has not allowed a run in eight of his last nine appearances, posting a 3.00 ERA (9.0IP/3ER) and 14 strikeouts during that stretch. VMART ON THE MARK VS. CHICAGO: Victor Martinez enters tonight s game hitting.330 (186x564) with 32 doubles, 24 home runs and 95 RBI in 155 career games against the White Sox. He ranks second among active players in the American League with 186 hits, while he is third with 95 RBI, fourth with a.399 on base percentage, fifth with a.330 batting average and 10th with a.514 slugging percentage during his career against the White Sox. Martinez has at least one base hit in 19 of his last 20 games vs. Chicago. CENTRAL FOCUS: The Tigers have posted a record this season against teams from the American League Central Division. Detroit is 5-7 this year vs. Cleveland, 5-5 vs. Chicago, 9-4 vs. Kansas City and 4-4 vs. Minnesota. Following this week s series against the White Sox, the Tigers will not face another AL Central foe until a four-game series at Minnesota August HOME COOKING: The Tigers are 0-1 on their current six-game homestand against Chicago and Colorado. Detroit has a record at home this season. As a team, the Tigers are hitting an AL leading.287 (496x1730) at home, while the pitching staff has compiled a 4.43 ERA (469.0IP/231ER). TIGERS AT THE TOP IN HITTING: The Tigers currently lead the American League with a.276 team batting average. Individually, Victor Martinez ranks third in the American League with a.325 (112x345) batting average and Miguel Cabrera is tied for sixth with a.311 (122x392) batting average. REPLAY RUNDOWN: The Tigers have been involved in 63 instant replay challenges so far this season. Detroit has challenged 25 plays with 16 plays being overturned, five plays confirmed and four plays standing as called. Opponents have made 30 challenges with 20 plays being overturned, four plays confirmed and six plays standing as called. There have been eight crew chief initiated reviews with four plays being confirmed, one play standing as called and three plays overturned. INJURY UPDATE: RHP Joel Hanrahan (right elbow surgery, 60-day DL on May 2), LHP Patrick McCoy (pulled right hamstring, 15-day DL on July 6), RHP Luke Putkonen (right elbow inflammation, 60-day DL on April 19), RHP Bruce Rondon (right elbow surgery/ucl reconstruction, 60-day DL on March 29), INF Jose Iglesias (bilateral tibial stress fractures, 60-day DL on March 29), OF Andy Dirks (lower back surgery/microdiscectomy, 60-day DL on March 29). TIGERS UPCOMING GAME DETAILS TIGERS OPPONENTS DATE OPPONENT GAME TIME PROBABLE PITCHER PROBABLE PITCHER TV/RADIO Thursday Chicago 1:08 p.m. LHP Drew Smyly LHP John Danks FSD/1270 & 97.1 (6-9, 3.77) (9-6, 4.40) All times Eastern. Radio coverage on AM 1270 and 97.1 FM The Ticket, unless otherwise noted. Local TV coverage provided by FOX Sports Detroit (FSD) and FOX Sports Detroit Plus (FSD PLUS). TIGERS AT A GLANCE IN 2014 vs. AL East: 11-8 Scoring five-or-more runs: 40-4 Lead after 6th/7th/8th inning: 47-6/50-3/51-3 vs. AL Central: Scoring four-or-less runs: Trail after 6th/7th/8th inning: 4-32/2-38/3-40 vs. AL West: Extra-innings: 3-4 Tied after 6th/7th/8th inning: 6-8/5-5/3-3 vs. NL: 6-4 One-run games: Tigers out hit opponent: 46-8 Tigers score first: Tigers get quality start: Opponent out hits Tigers: 8-37 Opponents score first: Tigers starter works 6+ innings: Tigers and opponent have equal hits: 3-1 Detroit Tigers, W o r l d S e r i e s C h a m p i o n s w w w w

2 TONIGHT S TIGERS STARTER - MAX SCHERZER TAKING IT TO THE MAX: In his fifth season with the Tigers, Scherzer will make his 22nd start of the season tonight against the White Sox. LAST TIME OUT: Scherzer extended his winning streak to four decisions on Thursday at Los Angeles. He allowed three runs on six hits, while walking one and striking out 11 in 7.0 innings. WINNING WAYS VS. THE WHITE SOX: Scherzer has won eight of his last nine decisions against the White Sox, dating back to September 1, During the 10-start stretch, Scherzer has a 1.89 ERA (66.2IP/14ER) with 45 hits allowed and 67 strikeouts. In three starts against Chicago this season, Scherzer has a 3-0 record with a 0.86 ERA (21.0IP/2ER) with 14 hits allowed, seven walks and 25 strikeouts. LAST TIME WE MET: Max Scherzer tossed the first complete game shutout of his career in his last start against the White Sox on June 12. He allowed just three hits in the shutout with three walks and eight strikeouts. RECORD AT COMERICA PARK: Scherzer is making his 11th home start of the season tonight against the White Sox. In his previous 10 starts at Comerica Park this season, Scherzer has a 7-1 record with a 3.26 ERA (66.1IP/24ER). His.875 winning percentage at home and his seven home victories are tied for the American League lead. Tonight s start also marks Scherzer s 74th career start at Comerica Park. He has a career record of with a 3.44 ERA (457.2IP/175ER) in his career at Comerica Park. Since the 2010 season, Scherzer leads all 2014 GAME-BY-GAME RUNDOWN July 30, Season (Detroit): 12-3, 3.37 ERA, 21 G, 21 GS, 1 CG, 1 SHO, 0 SV, IP, 125 H, 52 R, 52 ER, 40 BB, 161 SO. 13 Season (Detroit): 21-3, 2.90 ERA, 32 G, 32 GS, 0 CG, 0 SHO, 0 SV, IP, 152 H, 73 R, 69 ER, 56 BB, 240 SO. SEASON (DETROIT) DATE OPP. RESULT S/R DEC. ERA IP H R ER BB SO PC 4/2 KC W, 2-1 (10) S ND L, 3-2 S ND L, 5-1 S L /19 LAA W, 5-2 S W /24 CWS W, 7-4 S W W, 5-1 S W /5 HOU W, 2-0 S W /10 MIN W, 9-3 S W W, 1-0 S W L, S ND W, 6-5 S ND L, 4-0 S L /7 BOS W, 8-6 S W W, 4-0 S W /17 KC L, 11-4 S L W, 10-4 S W W, 4-3 S ND /3 TB W, 8-1 S W /9 LAD W, 4-1 S W /19 CLE L, 5-2 S ND W, 6-4 S W TOTALS (15-6 record)21 starts 12-3, SO Player Years AL pitchers with 42 wins at home and is second with a.764 home winning John Hiller percentage Frank Lary AGAINST THE AL CENTRAL: Scherzer is making the 73rd start of his Joe Coleman career against a team from the American League Central Division tonight Max Scherzer In his previous 72 starts, he is with a 3.62 ERA (452.0IP/182ER) and 438 strikeouts. RECORD IN JULY: Scherzer has made 29 starts in his career during the month of July. He has compiled a 15-8 record with a 2.95 ERA (186.0IP/61ER) and 185 strikeouts in July. DOUBLE-DIGIT K S: Scherzer struck out 11 in his start on Thursday at Los Angeles, marking his fourth game with 10-or-more strikeouts this season and the 22nd game of 10-or-more strikeouts in his career. He has posted 16 games with 10-or-more strikeouts since the start of 2012 and is second among all major league pitchers during that span, trailing only Texas Yu Darvish (26). CLIMBING THE TIGERS ALL-TIME STRIKEOUTS LIST: Scherzer enters tonight s game ranked 16th in franchise history with 990 strikeouts. He is 10 strikeouts away from tying Joe Coleman for 15th in club history with 1,000 strikeouts. LOOKING AT THE AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADER BOARDS: Scherzer is tied for the American League lead with 12 wins, ranks second with 10.4 strikeouts per nine inning, tied for third with an.800 winning percentage, fifth with 161 strikeouts and tied for ninth with innings pitched. ROUGH ON THE RIGHTIES: Scherzer has been tough on righthanded hitters in his career. Righties are hitting just.221 (435x1964) against Scherzer in his career, while lefthanded hitters are batting.259 (616x2376) against him. This season, righthanded hitters are batting.229 (50x218) vs. Scherzer, while lefties are hitting.245 (75x306). AMONG THE BEST PITCHERS SINCE 2012: Scherzer ranks among the top pitchers in the majors in several statistical categories dating back to the start of the 2012 season. Since 2012, Scherzer leads all major league pitchers in wins (49), winning percentage (.790), ranks second in strikeouts (632) and seventh in opponent batting average (.227). EARNING THE ALL-STAR GAME VICTORY: Scherzer picked up the win during the 2014 All-Star Game, throwing a scoreless inning with two strikeouts. He became just the fourth Tigers pitcher to earn a win in the Midsummer Classic and the first since Jim Bunning in The All-Star selection for Scherzer was the second of his career. WINNING STREAK SNAPPED AT SIX: Scherzer had his six decision winning streak snapped on June 1 at Seattle. The streak was tied for the second longest in Scherzer s career and the longest since winning six straight decisions from July 22-August 24, SEVEN STRAIGHT STARTS WITH AT LEAST 7 K S TO BEGIN 2014: Scherzer started the season by striking out at least seven batters in each of his first seven starts. He became the first player in franchise history to record seven or more strikeouts in each of his first seven starts of the season and the first player in the majors to start a season with at least seven strikeouts in each of his first seven starts since Tim Lincecum started the 2010 season with seven-or-more strikeouts in each of his first seven starts. CY YOUNG AWARD WINNER: Scherzer became the fourth pitcher in franchise history to win the Cy Young Award after taking home the honor in Scherzer joined Denny McLain (1968, 1969), Guillermo Hernandez (1984) and Justin Verlander (2011) as Tigers to take home a pitcher s top honor. MARVELOUS MAX: Scherzer earned a career-high 21 wins in 2013 and was the only pitcher in the majors to collect 20-or-more wins in He became the seventh pitcher in Tigers history to record 20-or-more wins and 200-or-more strikeouts in a season, joining Joe Coleman (1971), Mickey Lolich (1971, 1972), Denny McLain (1968), Jack Morris (1983, 1986), Hal Newhouser (1945) and Justin Verlander (2011) in accomplishing the feat. MISCELLANEOUS NOTES: Scherzer was acquired by the Tigers from the Arizona Diamondbacks in a four-player deal on December 9, Scherzer was selected by the Diamondbacks in the first round (11th overall) of the June 2006 draft. SCHERZER S GAME HIGHS: LAST CG: June 12, 2014 at Chicago. LAST SHUTOUT: June 12, 2014 at Chicago. STRIKEOUT HIGH : 13 - June 28, 2014 at Houston. STRIKEOUT HIGH - CAREER: 15 - May 20, 2012 vs. Pittsburgh. WALK HIGH : 4 three times - last, July 19, 2014 vs. Cleveland. WALK HIGH - CAREER: 7 - April 29, 2012 at New York Yankees. LOW-HIT GAME : 2 - July 3, 2014 vs. Tampa Bay (8.0IP). LOW-HIT GAME - CAREER: 1 twice - last, July 27, 2013 vs. Philadelphia (6.0IP). SCHERZER VS. WHITE SOX: LIFETIME: 11-5, 2.40 ERA, 21 G, 21 GS, 1 CG, IP, 109 H, 41 R, 38 ER, 35 BB, 148 SO. IN 2014: 3-0, 0.86 ERA, 3 G, 3 GS, 1 CG, 21.0 IP, 14 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 7 BB, 25 SO. LAST START/WIN: June 12, 2014 at Chicago, W 4-0 (9.0,3,0,0,3,8). LAST LOSS: September 9, 2013 at Chicago, L 5-1 (4.0,6,5,4,2,6). BATTER-PITCHER MATCH-UPS: TIGERS ALL-TIME STRIKEOUTS SCHERZER vs. WHITE SOX - CAREER (AVG-AB-H-HR): Abreu ; Beckham ; De Aza ; Dunn ; Eaton ; Flowers ; Gillaspie ; Konerko ; Ramirez ; Viciedo NOESI vs. TIGERS - CAREER (AVG-AB-H-HR): Avila ; Cabrera ; Castellanos ; Davis ; Holaday ; Hunter ; Jackson ; Kelly ; Kinsler ; J.D. Martinez ; V. Martinez ; Romine ; Suarez

3 TRACKING THE TIGERS (Series numbers are for three games July vs. CWS; Homestand numbers are for six games July 29-August 3) TIGERS SERIES:.353 (12x34) HOMESTAND:.353 (12x34) 0PPONENTS SERIES:.366 (15x41) HOMESTAND:.366 (15x41) AVILA #13 SERIES:.000 (0x0) CURRENT STREAK: 0 (.000, 0x13) HOMESTAND:.000 (0x0) LONG STREAK: 5 twice (last,.381, 8x21, 6/21-27) Last Game: 7/27 at LAA; 0x0 at C (def. replacement in the 8th). Leads the American League with 26 runners caught stealing, while he is third with 19 catcher caught stealing. Batting.232 (29x125) over his last 38 games since June 4. Fourth among all American League catchers since 2010 with a 29.2 caught stealing percentage. (min. 300 games) Hit the 100th double of his career on 7/23 at ARI. CABRERA #24 SERIES:.500 (2x4) CURRENT STREAK: 1 (.500, 2x4) HOMESTAND:.500 (2x4) LONG STREAK: 11 (.441, 19x43, 5/9-20) Last Game: 7/30 vs. CWS; 2x4, R at 3B. Selected to the American League All-Star squad for the fifth year in a row, second as a starter -- became the first Tigers position player to go to five straight ASG since Lou Whitaker. Collected his third four-hit game of the season 6/26 at TEX and the 35th of his career...marks his 24th four-hit game as a Tiger, which ranks sixth most in franchise history. Named the Tigers Player of the Month for May after leading the American League with a.380 batting average and 34 RBI, while he was third with 41 hits, tied for third with 11 doubles and tied for sixth with eight home runs. Leads the AL with 36 doubles, while he is second with 81 RBI, third with a.368 batting average with runners in scoring position and 53 extrabase hits, sixth with 208 total bases and a.531 slugging percentage, seventh with 36 multi-hit games and a.311 batting average, eighth with 122 hits, and ninth with 64 runs scored. CASTELLANOS #9 SERIES:.000 (0x0) CURRENT STREAK: 0 (.000, 0x8) HOMESTAND:.000 (0x0) LONG STREAK: 6 three times (last,.364, 8x22, 6/25-30) Last Game: 7/27 at LAA; 0x3, SO at 3B. Scratched from last night s lineup with a right index finger contusion. Batting.295 (51x173) over his last 47 games since 5/29 -- raised his batting average from.236 to.264 during that stretch. Posted three straight games with 3+ hits 6/ he is the first Tigers rookie to do so since Ricky Peters from June 24-27, Ranks second among AL rookies with 24 doubles while he is third with 27 RBI, and tied for third with 86 hits and 22 multi-hit games. DAVIS #20 SERIES:.200 (1x5) CURRENT STREAK: 1 (.200, 1x5) HOMESTAND:.200 (1x5) LONG STREAK: 8 (.375, 12x32, 5/21-31) Last Game: 7/29 vs. CWS; 1x5, GIDP at LF. Batting.360 (27x75) with 11 RBI over his last 23 games. Connected for his first career walk-off home run with a walk-off grand slam off Sean Doolittle on 6/30 -- marks his third career grand slam and the Tigers eighth walk-off GS since at least Ranks third in the AL with 25 stolen bases while he is tied for ninth with six outfield assists. Leads the American League with 266 stolen bases since Is 7 stolen bases shy of 300 for his career. HOLADAY #50 SERIES:.500 (1x2) CURRENT STREAK: 1 (.500, 1x2) HOMESTAND:.500 (1x2) LONG STREAK: 4 (.545, 6x11, 6/1-12) Last Game: 7/29 vs. CWS; 1x2, 2 RBI, BB, SF at C. Batting.282 (24x85) with nine runs scored, one double, a triple and nine RBI over his last 34 games. Posted a 33.3 CS% (16SB/8CS) in 25 games on the season. Collected a career-high three hits on 6/12 at CWS. Established a career high with three runners caught stealing on 7/19 vs. CLE (game 1). Knocked an RBI bunt single in the ninth inning on 4/29 at CWS -- according to Elias it marks the Tigers first go-ahead RBI on a bunt in the ninth inning-or-later since 6/4/00. HUNTER #48 SERIES:.333 (1x3) CURRENT STREAK: 1 (.333, 1x3) HOMESTAND:.333 (1x3) LONG STREAK: 13 (.421, 24x57, 4/20-5/7) Last Game: 7/29 vs. CWS; 1x3, R, HBP at DH. Batting.346 (27x78) with 14 runs scored, five doubles, a triple, five home runs and 21 RBI over his last 21 games. Batting.279 (81x290) with 40 runs scored, 17 doubles, a triple, 11 home runs and 50 RBI over his last 76 games. Hit a home run in three consecutive games April fourth time in his career he has accomplished the feat and the first since May 17-19, Collected a season-high five RBI on April 5 against Baltimore... marked 15th game of his career with five-or-more RBI. TIGERS MISCELLANEOUS JACKSON #14 SERIES:.333 (1x3) CURRENT STREAK: 3 (.364, 4x11) HOMESTAND:.333 (1x3) LONG STREAK: 9 (.289, 11x38, 5/2-11) Last Game: 7/29 vs. CWS; 1x3, BB, HBP at CF. Equaled a season best with three hits on 7/11 at KC. Batting.313 (55x176) over his last 46 games since June 5. Tied for first in the AL with eight sac flies while he is tied for sixth with five triples. KELLY #32 SERIES:.000 (0x0) CURRENT STREAK: 1 (.500, 2x4) HOMESTAND:.000 (0x0) LONG STREAK: 3 three times (last,.455, 5x11, 7/4-10) Last Game: 7/23 at ARI; 2x4, 2 R, BB, 2 SO at RF. Batting.333 (7x21) with four runs scored and one RBI in his last seven games played. Has seen action at eight different positions during his Tigers career: pitcher (one game), catcher (one game), first base (70 games), second base (five games), third base (107 games), left field (161 games), center field (52 games) and right field (109 games). KINSLER #3 SERIES:.000 (0x5) CURRENT STREAK: 0 (.000, 0x8) HOMESTAND:.000 (0x5) LONG STREAK: 11 (.400, 20x50, 5/14-25) Last Game: 7/29 vs. CWS; 0x5, 2 SO at 2B. Selected to the American League All-Star squad for the fourth time in his career (first with the Tigers). Collected 115 hits prior to the All-Star break -- the 115 hits are tied for third most in franchise history prior to the break. Ranks fifth in the American League with 38 multi-hit games, while he is tied for fifth with 28 doubles, tied for sixth with 67 runs scored, seventh with 123 hits and ninth with 9.35 plate appearances per strikeout. Ranks second among American League second basemen with a.996 fielding percentage -- has committed just two errors all season (453TC). J.D. MARTINEZ #28 SERIES:.250 (1x4) CURRENT STREAK: 1 (.250, 1x4) HOMESTAND:.250 (1x4) LONG STREAK: 14 (.411, 23x56, 6/9-25) Last Game: 7/29 vs. CWS; 1x4, R, 3B, RBI, GIDP at RF. Batting.337 (63x187) with 15 doubles, two triples, 13 home runs and 39 RBI in his last 52 games. Has hit safely in 33 of his last 41 games...reached base safely in 34 of last 41 games. Hit a home run in back-to-back games vs. the Rays 7/5-6 --marks the third time this season he has hit a home run in back-to-back games. Named the American League Player of the Week for the week ending 6/22 -- batted.444 (12x27) with three doubles, four homers, 11 RBI and six runs scored in seven games during the week. Hit 2nd career grand slam on 6/16 vs. KC, equaled career high with four RBI. Named the Tigers Player of the Month for June after batting.345 (29x84) with 12 runs scored, nine doubles, seven home runs and 21 RBI. V. MARTINEZ #41 SERIES:.750 (3x4) CURRENT STREAK: 2 (.571, 4x7) HOMESTAND:.750 (3x4) LONG STREAK: 11 (.405, 17x42, 4/25-5/8) Last Game: 7/29 vs. CWS; 3x4, R at 1B. Selected to the American League All-Star squad for the fifth time in his career (first with the Tigers). Ranks second in the American League with one strikeout every plate appearances, while he is third with a.325 batting average, fourth with a.568 slugging percentage, fifth with a.387 OBP, tied for eighth with 21 home runs and tied for ninth with 196 total bases. Has hit safely in 58 of his last 73 games, batting.332 (92x277) with 18 doubles, 18 home runs and 50 RBI during that span. Named Tigers Player of the Month for April after batting.298 (25x84) with eight runs scored, three doubles, four home runs and 13 RBI in 23 games. ROMINE #27 SERIES:.333 (1x3) CURRENT STREAK: 1 (.333, 1x3) HOMESTAND:.333 (1x3) LONG STREAK: 6 (.375, 6x16, 6/6-7/2) Last Game: 7/29 vs. CWS; 1x3, GIDP, CS at PH/SS. Batting.260 (19x73) over his last 25 games since May 23. Connected for his first major league home run on 5/23 vs. TEX - a solo shot in the sixth inning off Scott Baker. Equaled a career high with three hits on 5/4 at KC. SUAREZ #30 SERIES: (1x1) CURRENT STREAK: 1 (1.000, 1x1) HOMESTAND: (1x1) LONG STREAK: 3 three times (last,.455, 5x11, 6/27-29) Last Game: 7/29 vs. CWS; 1x1 at SS. Left last night s game with tightness in his lower back and is listed as day-to-day. Recorded two XBH in the third inning on 6/14-- became the first Tigers player to have two extra-base hits in one inning since Ordonez on 8/12/07. Is one of four Tigers rookies to hit a home run in three of their first seven starts, joining Alex Avila (2009), Robert Fick (1998) and Frank Doljack (1930) in accomplishing the feat. Connected for his first major league hit and home run 6/7 vs. BOS- - became just the 23rd player in franchise history since at least 1914 to have his first major league hit be a home run and the first since Wilkin Ramirez did so on May 20, 2009 vs. TEX. HOME RUNS MULTI-HIT GAMES MULTI-RBI GAMES 1R 2R 3R GS LAST HR 2H 3H 4H 5H TOTAL 2BI 3BI 4BI 5BI TOTAL Avila 4 3 KC Cabrera LAA Castellanos HOU Davis /30/14 vs. OAK Holaday 8/22/13 vs. MIN Hunter ARI Jackson 2 2 ARI Kelly 9/17/13 vs. SEA Kinsler /3/14 vs. TB J.D. Martinez KC V. Martinez /3/14 vs. TB Romine 1 5/23/14 vs. TEX Suarez 3 6/14/14 vs. MIN

4 BULLPEN NOTES ALBURQUERQUE #62 Last Game Pitched: 7/25 at LAA; (1.1IP/0ER), H, BB, 2 SO Last Five Outings: 6.75 ERA (2.2IP/2ER), 5 H, 2 HR, 2 BB, 4 SO. Compiled a 2-1 record, a 2.91 ERA and 38 strikeouts in 45 games prior to the All-Star Break. Tied for ninth among American League relievers with 49 appearances. Has compiled a 2.42 ERA (22.1IP/6ER) and 24 strikeouts over his past 30 appearances. Recorded first save of his major league career on 4/9 at Los Angeles. Ranks fifth among all American League relievers since 2011 with strikeouts per nine innings. CHAMBERLAIN #44 Last Game Pitched: 7/27 at LAA; (1.0IP/1ER), 2 H, HR, SO Last Five Outings: 0-1, 3.86 ERA (4.2IP/2ER), 4 H, HR, 2 BB, 2 SO Compiled a 1-3 record, two saves and a 2.63 ERA in 40 appearances prior to the break. Posted a 0.50 ERA (18.0IP/1ER) in 20 appearances on the road in the first half. Leads American League relievers with 22 holds. Has posted a 1.88 ERA (28.2IP/6ER) with 20 strikeouts over his last 31 outings since May 14. Did not allow a run in 12 consecutive outings May 14 - June 7 (11.2IP/0ER) walked three batters and struck out eight during that stretch. Recorded 300th game of his major league career on 7/11 at KC. Has pitched in 307 career games, 43 as a starter, and has a record with a 3.74 ERA (488.0IP/203ER). COKE #40 Last Game Pitched: 7/26 at LAA; (0.2IP/0ER), SO Last Five Outings: 4.15 ERA (4.1IP/2ER), 6 H, 5 BB, 2 IBB, SO Limited lefhanded hitters to a.238 average before the break...righties hit.357 against him. Has compiled a 2.84 ERA (19.0IP/6ER) and 15 strikeouts in 21 appearances since June 1...has only allowed two runs in his last 14 outings (13.0IP). Recorded the save on 6/21 at CLE -- his first save since 4/1/13 at MIN and the eighth of his career. Has appeared in 357 games in his major league career and has a record with eight saves and a 4.25 ERA (376.2IP/178ER). HARDY #65 Last Game Pitched: 7/25 at LAA; (1.0IP/0ER), 2 H Last Five Outings: 1.59 ERA (5.2IP/1ER), 8 H, 2 BB, 5 SO Has posted a 1.00 ERA (9.0IP/1ER) with nine strikeouts over his last nine outings. Did not allow a run in the first four outings of his major league career, tossing 5.0 innings and striking out four. Made his major league debut on 6/16 vs. KC -- tossed 2.0 scoreless innings allowing one hit and striking out two. Had contract purchased from Triple A Toledo prior to game on 6/15 vs. MIN. July 30, 2014 TIGERS STARTERS AND RELIEVERS W-L ERA IP H R ER BB-I SO STARTERS RELIEVERS ST BATTER RETIRED/FACED PCT. RI/SCORED PCT. SAVES/OPPS. PCT. Alburquerque 34/ / / Chamberlain 34/ / /3.667 Coke 25/ / / Hardy 10/ / Krol 25/ / / Nathan 31/ / / Smyly 2/ / / Soria 0/ / TEAM TOTALS 203/ / / KROL #46 Last Game Pitched: 7/29 vs. CWS; (1.1IP/2ER), 3 H, IBB, SO Last Five Outings: ERA (3.0IP/4ER), 5 H, 2 BB, 2 IBB, 2 SO Limited lefthanded hitters to a.236 average prior to the break... righties batted.370 with him on the mound. Activated from disabled list prior to the game on 7/6 against Tampa Bay...tossed one scoreless inning with one strikeout in a one game rehab assignment with Single A West Michigan...was placed on 15- day disabled list on June 21st due to left shoulder inflammation. Recorded the first save of his major league career on 6/14 vs. MIN. Did not allow a run over eight appearances (4.0IP) May 27- June 9. Posted a 5.09 ERA (21.2IP/12ER) with 14 strikeouts in his last 32 outings since April 20. Has allowed 10 walks in 41 outings this season (29.0IP). Appeared in 32 games with the Washington Nationals in 2013, posting a 2-1 record with a 3.95 ERA (27.1IP/12ER). NATHAN #36 Last Game Pitched: 7/29 vs. CWS; (1.0IP/0ER), 2 SO Last Five Outings: 0-1, 2 SV, 5.40 ERA (5.0IP/3ER), 3 H, 2 BB, IBB, 9 SO Ranks fifth among American League relievers with 35 games finished while he is tied for fifth with 21 saves. Compiled a 3.55 ERA (15.2IP/6ER), eight saves and 23 strikeouts over his last 16 games. Did not allow a run in nine consecutive outings (9.0IP) April 20-May posted eight saves and eight strikeouts during that stretch. Is ranked third all-time with a 89.3 save percentage (min. 190 SVO), while he is eighth with 362 saves. Tied for second in the AL with 61 games finished, while he was third with a 93.5 save percentage, fourth with a 1.39 ERA (64.2IP/10ER) and a.162 opponents batting average, and ranked fourth among AL relievers with six wins on the season in SORIA #38 Last Game Pitched: 7/29 vs. CWS (0.1IP/4ER), 6 H, 2 HR Last Five Outings: ERA (0.2IP/4ER), 8 H, 2 HR, BB, SO (2G) Made his Tigers debut on 7/26 at LAA...acquired from the Texas Rangers on 7/23 in exchange for righthanded pitchers Corey Knebel and Jake Thompson. Has posted a 3.10 ERA (29.0IP/10ER), with 39 strikeouts over his last 32 appearances...has allowed just 33 hits this season and is holding opponents to a.243 batting average. Ranks third among American League relievers with a 8.60 strikeout-to-walk ratio, while he is seventh with 32 games finished and tied for eighth with 17 saves. Has held righthanded batters to a.157 (8x51) batting average this season. Compiled a 1-3 record and 2.70 ERA (33.1IP/10ER) with 17 saves in 35 games with the Rangers this season. Tied for ninth among active major league pitchers with 177 saves. TIGERS VERSUS CHICAGO WHITE SOX TIGERS BATTING VERSUS CHICAGO WHITE SOX 2014 CAREER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Avila Cabrera Castellanos Davis Holaday Hunter Jackson Kelly Kinsler J. Martinez V. Martinez Romine Suarez Team Totals TIGERS PITCHING VERSUS CHICAGO WHITE SOX 2014 CAREER G W-L-S ERA IP H ER G W-L-S ERA IP H ER Alburquerque Chamberlain Coke Hardy Krol Nathan Soria Team Totals

5 2014 DETROIT TIGERS HIGHS AND LOWS (* - ties club record; # - sets club record; + - current streak) GENERAL (Nine inning games unless otherwise noted) Longest winning streak - overall...8 (4/29-5/7) Longest winning streak - home...5 (6/19-7/3) Longest winning streak - road...11 (4/29-5/18) Most consecutive losses - overall...5 (last, 5/31-6/5) Most consecutive losses - home...5 (5/24-6/5) Most consecutive losses - road...4 twice (last, 5/31-6/11) Longest game, time (nine inn.)...3:48 (6/14 vs. MIN) Longest game, time (extra inn.)...5:16 (5/21 at CLE, 13 inn.) Longest game, innings...13 (5/21 at CLE) Shortest game, time...2:13 (7/1 vs. OAK) Best homestand, percentage (4-1, 3/31-4/6) Worst homestand, percentage twice (last, 1-3, 7/18-20) Best road trip, percentage (5-1, 4/25-5/4) Worst road trip, percentage (1-2, 6/9-12) Most runners left on base, game...14 (5/21 at CLE, 13 inn.) Most errors, game...3 four times (last, 7/29 vs. CWS) Most DP turned, game...3 nine times (last, 7/23 at ARI) Most DP turned, opponent...4 twice (last, 6/17 vs. KC) Largest margin of victory...12 (7/10 at KC) Largest margin of defeat...10 two times (last, 5/26 at OAK) Biggest comeback to win...5 (7/8 vs. LAD) Biggest lead lost in a loss...4 (5/21 at CLE, 13 inn.) Highest attendance, home...45,068 (3/31 vs. KC) Highest attendance, road...53,231 (4/8 at LAD) TEAM BATTING Most runs, game...16 (7/10 at KC) Most runs, game - both clubs...21 twice (last, 6/14 vs. MIN) Most runs, inning...8 (7/10 at KC, 5th) Most hits, game...20 (7/8 vs. LAD) Most hits, inning...8 twice (7/10 at KC, 5th) Most consecutive hits, inning...5 twice (last, 7/8 vs. LAD, 2nd) Fewest hits, nine-inning game...1 (4/11 at SD) Most extra-base hits, game...10 (6/14 vs. MIN) Most singles, game...16 (7/8 vs. LAD) Most doubles, game...8 (7/10 at KC) Most triples, game...2 twice (last, 7/8 vs. LAD) Most home runs, game...3 seven times (last, 7/3 vs. TB) Most home runs, inning...3 (7/3 vs. TB, 1st) Most home runs - both clubs...5 (5/21 at CLE, 13 inn.) Most consec. games, home run...9 (6/16-25) Most consec. games, no home run...4 twice (last, 7/13-19) Most walks, game...10 (5/21 at CLE, 13 inn.) Most strikeouts, game...14 (4/29 at CWS) Fewest strikeouts, game...1 (4/25 at MIN) Most stolen bases, game...3 six times (last, 6/30 vs. OAK) Most caught stealing, game...2 four times (last, 7/12 at KC) TEAM PITCHING Fewest runs, game...0 five times (last, 7/1 vs. OAK) Most runs, game...12 two times (last, 5/25 vs. TEX) Most runs, inning...7 four times (last, 7/29 vs. CWS, 7th) Fewest hits, game...2 (7/3 vs. TB) Most hits, game...19 twice (last, 7/6 vs. TB) Most hits, inning...8 (7/29 vs. CWS, 7th) Fewest walks, game...0 eight times (last, 7/27 at LAA) Most walks, game...9 (5/29 at OAK) Most strikeouts, game...15 twice (last, 6/28 at HOU) Most home runs, game...5 (5/26 at OAK) Most hit by pitch, game...2 (6/25 at TEX) Most wild pitches, game...2 twice (last, 6/25 at TEX) Longest scoreless streak (5/14-17) INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most at-bats, game...7 (Castellanos, 5/21 at CLE, 13 inn.) Most runs, game...4 (Cabrera, 7/3 vs. TB) Most hits, game...4 four times (last, Cabrera, 6/26 at TEX) Most consecutive hits...4 three times (last, Davis, 6/24-25) Most doubles, game...3 (Kinsler, 5/23 vs. TEX) Most triples, game times (last, J. Martinez, 7/29 vs. CWS) Most home runs, game times (last, Cabrera, 7/25 at LAA) Most total bases, game...9 (Suarez, 6/14 vs. MIN) Most RBI, game...5 (Hunter, 4/5 vs. BAL) Most walks, game...3 (Jackson, 4/30 at CWS) Most strikeouts, game...4 six times (last, J. Martinez, 7/11 at KC) Most stolen bases, game...2 four times, last, Davis (5/4 at KC) Most hit by pitch, game times (last, two players, 7/29 vs. CWS) Longest batting streak...14 (J. Martinez, 6/9-25) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Longest winning streak...6 two players (Scherzer, 4/19-5/16;...Porcello, 4/20-5/17) Longest losing streak...3 two players (Smyly, 5/8-5/31;...Verlander, 6/5-16) Most innings pitched, starter three times (last, Porcello, 7/1 vs. OAK) Most innings pitched, reliever two times (last, Smyly, 4/9 at LAD, 10 inn.) Fewest innings pitched, starter (Smyly, 6/29 at HOU) Fewest hits, complete game...3 twice (last, Porcello, 6/26 at TEX) Fewest runs, complete game...0 three times (last, Porcello, 7/1 vs. OAK) Most runs, game...10 (Scherzer, 6/17 vs. KC) Most walks, game...6 (Porcello, 5/29 at OAK) Most strikeouts, game (starter)...13 (Scherzer, 6/28 at HOU) Most strikeouts, game (relief)...4 (Alburquerque, 4/26 at MIN) Most home runs, game...4 (Smyly, 5/26 at OAK) Most hit by pitch, game...2 (Sanchez, 6/25 at TEX) Most wild pitches, game...2 (Scherzer, 5/21 at CLE, 13 inn.) Most consec. scoreless innings...25 (Porcello, 6/15-7/1) TIGERS MISCELLANEOUS STARTING LINEUP BY POSITION STARTING LINEUP BY BATTING ORDER CA 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Avila Cabrera Castellanos Collins Davis Gonzalez Holaday Hunter Jackson Kelly Kinsler J. Martinez V. Martinez Romine Suarez Worth Pitchers 8 Avila Cabrera Castellanos Davis Holaday Hunter Jackson TIGERS RECORD WHEN STARTING... Kelly Kinsler J. Martinez V. Martinez Romine Suarez Porcello 13-7 Ray 1-2 Sanchez 10-9 Scherzer 15-6 TIGERS RECORD WHEN STARTING... Smyly 6-11 VerHagen 0-1 Verlander 12-10

6 TIGERS MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSE BY POSITION C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH P PH HOME RUNS RBI OFFENSE BY BATTING ORDER HOME RUNS RBI RUNS BY INN TOTAL TIGERS OPPONENTS Player Streak Last Error Avila 21 6/27/14 at HOU Cabrera 0 7/29/14 vs. CWS Castellanos 9 7/11/14 at KC Davis 0 7/29/14 vs. CWS Holaday 3 7/19/14 vs. CLE (GM 1) Hunter 0 7/26/14 at LAA Jackson 56 5/24/14 vs. TEX ERRORLESS STREAKS Player Streak Last Error Kelly 31 5/18/14 at BOS Kinsler 29 6/24/14 at TEX J. Martinez 35 6/9/14 at CWS V. Martinez 7 6/18/14 vs. KC Romine 13 6/30/14 vs. OAK Suarez 0 7/29/14 vs. CWS CATCHER PROFILE Catcher SB CS CS% Avila Holaday Martinez Totals MILESTONE MONITOR PLAYER MILESTONE PLAYER Miguel Cabrera One home run shy of tying Lou Joe Nathan Whitaker for sixth place in franchise history (244 home runs). Justin Verlander Torii Hunter 7 stolen bases shy of 200. MILESTONE Five saves shy of tying Jeff Reardon for seventh place in MLB history (367 saves). 15 wins shy of tying Dizzy Trout for seventh place in Tigers history (161 wins). FOR THE TIGERS HITTING Five-or-more hits: Omar Infante (5) - Andy Dirks (5) - Six-or-more hits: Carlos Pena (6) - Five-or-more RBI: Torii Hunter (5) - 4/5/14 vs. BAL Six-or-more RBI: Omar Infante (6) - Seven-or-more RBI: Ryan Raburn (7) - Back-to-back home runs: Victor Martinez / J.D. Martinez - 6/25/14 at TEX (Saunders/Tolleson) Switch-hit home run: Carlos Guillen - (Masterson/Gosling) Grand slam: Rajai Davis - 6/30/14 vs. OAK (Doolittle) Inside-the-park home run: Austin Jackson - (Scheppers) Lead-off home run: Austin Jackson - 9/22/12 vs. MIN (Deduno) Back-to-back home runs to lead off game: Omar Infante/Bobby Higginson - (Contreras) Pinch-hit home run: J.D. Martinez - 5/19/14 vs. CLE (Allen) Pinch-hit grand slam: Mickey Tettleton - 8/11/91 vs. NYY (Guetterman) Walk-off home run: Rajai Davis - 6/30/14 vs. OAK (Doolittle) Three consecutive home runs: Victor Martinez/Jhonny Peralta/Alex Avila - (Hammel) Hitting for the cycle: Carlos Guillen - PITCHING No-hitter: Justin Verlander - One-hitter: Anibal Sanchez - 5/24/13 vs. MIN Ten-or-more strikeouts: Drew Smyly - (11) Fifteen-or-more strikeouts: Anibal Sanchez (17) - 4/26/13 vs. ATL MISCELLANEOUS Steal of home: Ryan Raburn - 8/18/09 vs. SEA Triple play: Damion Easley-Deivi Cruz-Shane Halter - 8/1/01 vs. SEA LAST TIME IT HAPPENED IN A GAME AGAINST THE TIGERS HITTING Back-to-back home runs: Jose Abreu/Adam Dunn - 7/29/14 vs. CWS (Soria) Grand slam: Derek Norris - (Coke) Inside-the-park home run: Carlos Santana - 8/31/13 vs. CLE (Veras) Lead-off home run: J.B. Shuck - 4/19/14 vs. LAA (Scherzer) Pinch-hit home run: Jeff Keppinger - (Benoit) Pinch-hit grand slam: Dewayne Wise - (Farnsworth) Three consecutive home runs: Tony Graffanino/Angel Berroa/Doug Mientkiewicz - (Maroth) Hitting for the cycle: Gary Matthews Jr. - 9/13/06 vs. TEX PITCHING No-hitter: Henderson Alvarez - One-hitter: Andrew Cashner - Ten-or-more strikeouts: Corey Kluber (10) - 7/19/14 vs. CLE (GM 1) Fifteen-or-more strikeouts: David Cone (16) - 6/23/97 vs. NYY MISCELLANEOUS Steal of home: Kenji Johjima - Triple play: Ian Kinsler-Elvis Andrus - 5/20/09 vs. TEX

7 TIGERS DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPP. RESULT REC. POS. +/- WINNER LOSER ATTEN. MARCH (1-0) 3/31 KC W, t-1st Nathan Davis 45,068* APRIL (13-9) 4/1 OFF DAY t-1st 4/2 KC W, 2-1 (10) 2-0 t-1st Alburquerque Collins 26,906 4/3 KC Postponed, Rain 1st /4 BAL W, st +0.5 Smyly Gonzalez 23,625 4/5 BAL W, st +1.5 Porcello Norris 32,041 4/6 BAL L, st +1.5 Tillman Verlander 34,261 4/7 OFF DAY 1st +1.5 L, 3-2 (10) 4-2 1st +0.5 Howell Chamberlain 53,231 W, 7-6 (10) 5-2 1st +1.0 Nathan Jansen 42,687 4/10 OFF DAY 1st +1.5 L, st +0.5 Cashner Porcello 30,353 W, st +1.5 Verlander Kennedy 42,182 L, st +0.5 Ross Scherzer 32,267 4/14 OFF DAY 1st /15 CLE Postponed, Cold t-1st 4/16 CLE L, t-1st McAllister Sanchez 23,811 4/17 CLE W, st +0.5 Verlander Salazar 25,990 4/18 LAA L, t-1st Weaver Smyly 28,435 4/19 LAA W, t-1st Scherzer Wilson 36,659 4/20 LAA W, st +1.0 Porcello Santiago 28,921 4/21 CWS L, st +1.0 Danks Sanchez 24,997 4/22 CWS W, st +1.0 Verlander Leesman 24,976 4/23 CWS L, st +1.0 Rienzo Reed 23,451 4/24 CWS W, st +1.0 Scherzer Quintana 28,514 W, st +2.0 Porcello Correia 27,558 L, st +1.0 Ortega Hughes 28,122 Postponed, Rain 1st /28 OFF DAY 1st +1.0 W, st +1.5 Chamberlain Belisario 17,023 W, st +2.0 Scherzer Noesi 15,157 MAY (17-12) 5/1 OFF DAY 1st +2.0 W, st +3.0 Porcello Shields 28,021 W, st +4.0 Smyly Duffy 29,200 W, st +4.5 Verlander Vargas 22,504 5/5 HOU W, st +4.5 Scherzer Cosart 26,475 5/6 HOU W, st +5.0 Ray Oberholtzer 27,939 5/7 HOU W, st +5.0 Porcello Peacock 26,207 5/8 HOU L, st +5.0 Keuchel Smyly 35,643 5/9 MIN L, st +4.0 Hughes Verlander 35,814 5/10 MIN W, st +5.0 Scherzer Gibson 42,312* 5/11 MIN L, st +5.0 Burton Chamberlain 40,468* W, st +5.5 Porcello Norris 24,517 W, st +5.5 Miller Hunter 29,950 W, st +6.0 Verlander Gausman 36,727 5/15 OFF DAY 1st +6.0 W, st +6.5 Scherzer Lester 37,225 W, st +6.5 Porcello Lackey 37,608 W, st +7.0 Sanchez Peavy 35,006 L, 5-4 (10) st +7.0 Atchison Alburquerque 12,709 L st +6.0 Bauer Verlander 13,924 L, (13) st +5.0 Tomlin Coke 19,228 5/22 TEX L, st +4.5 Darvish Ray 40,768* 5/23 TEX W, st +5.5 Sanchez Baker 39,835 5/24 TEX L, st +5.5 Martinez Porcello 43,447* 5/25 TEX L, st +5.5 Lewis Verlander 42,583* L, st +5.0 Milone Smyly 35,067 W, st +5.0 Alburquerque Abad 21,549 L, st +4.0 Kazmir Nathan 15,590 W, st +4.5 Porcello Chavez 21,860 W, st +5.5 Verlander Iwakuma 29,000 L, st +5.5 Young Smyly 37,142 JUNE (14-13) L, st +4.5 Elias Scherzer 31,407 6/2 OFF DAY 1st /3 TOR L, st +4.0 McGowan Nathan 33,488 6/4 TOR L, st +3.0 Dickey Porcello 32,033 6/5 TOR L, st +2.5 Happ Verlander 39,440 6/6 BOS W, st +3.5 Smyly De La Rosa 39,762 6/7 BOS W, st +4.0 Scherzer Lester 43,359* 6/8 BOS L, st +3.0 Lackey Chamberlain 33,835 L, st +2.0 Noesi Porcello 18,803 Postponed, Rain 1st +2.5 L, st +2.0 Danks Verlander 18,424 W, st +2.5 SCHERZER Sale 20,626 6/13 MIN L, st +1.5 Gibson Smyly 39,811 6/14 MIN W, st +1.5 Sanchez Deduno 41,498* 6/15 MIN W, st +1.5 Nathan Fien 41,462* 6/16 KC L, st +0.5 Vargas Verlander 31,774 6/17 KC L, nd -0.5 Ventura Scherzer 34,328 6/18 KC L, nd -1.5 Guthrie Smyly 37,209 6/19 KC W, nd -0.5 Sanchez Duffy 35,715 W, st +0.5 Porcello Kluber 33,545 W, 5-4 (10) st +1.5 Nathan Allen 40,712 W, st +2.5 Scherzer Tomlin 26,023 6/23 OFF DAY 1st +2.0 W, st +3.0 Smyly Lewis 35,526 W, st +4.0 Sanchez Saunders 34,254 W, st +4.5 PORCELLO Martinez 34,989 L, 4-3 (11) st +3.5 Buchanan Hardy 22,386 W, st +4.5 Coke Williams 25,788 L, st +3.5 Feldman Smyly 22,478 6/30 OAK W, st +3.5 Hardy Doolittle 42,477* JULY (12-12) 7/1 OAK W, st +4.5 PORCELLO Mills 32,455 7/2 OAK W, st +4.5 Verlander Chavez 35,445 7/3 TB W, st +5.0 Scherzer Bedard 33,908 7/4 TB L, st +4.0 Cobb Smyly 40,657* 7/5 TB L, st +4.0 Archer Sanchez 38,087 7/6 TB L, st +3.5 Porcello Price 31,917 7/7 OFF DAY 1st /8 LAD W, st +4.5 Verlander Ryu 36,912 7/9 LAD W, st +4.5 Scherzer Greinke 36,462 W, st +5.5 Smyly Guthrie 21,775 DATE OPP. RESULT REC. POS. +/- WINNER LOSER ATTEN. JULY, cont. W, st +6.5 Sanchez Duffy 31,581 W, st +7.5 Porcello Shields 33,849 L, st +6.5 Ventura Verlander 23,424 7/14 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/15 ALL-STAR GAME IN MINNEAPOLIS 7/16 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/17 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/18 CLE L, st +6.5 Bauer Sanchez 42,255* 7/19 CLE L, st +5.5 Kluber VerHagen 38,109 7/19 CLE L, st +4.5 Carrasco Nathan 42,044* 7/20 CLE W, st +5.5 Smyly Tomlin 41,736* W, st +6.5 Verlander Delgado` 25,907 L, st +5.5 De La Rosa Coke 29,515 W, st +6.5 Sanchez Cahill 24,174 W, st +7.0 Scherzer Richards 40,146 L, st +6.0 Morin Smyly 42,915 L, st +5.0 Shoemaker Verlander 43,569 L, st +5.0 Smith Chamberlain 36,252 7/28 OFF DAY 1st /29 CWS L, st +5.0 Sanchez Quintana 40,032 7/30 CWS 7/31 CWS AUGUST (0-0) 8/1 COL 8/2 COL 8/3 COL 8/13 PIT 8/14 PIT 8/15 SEA 8/16 SEA 8/17 SEA 8/18 OFF DAY 8/25 OFF DAY 8/26 NYY 8/27 NYY 8/28 NYY SEPTEMBER (0-0) 9/5 SF 9/6 SF 9/7 SF 9/8 KC 9/9 KC 9/10 KC 9/11 OFF DAY 9/12 CLE 9/13 CLE 9/14 CLE 9/18 OFF DAY 9/22 CWS 9/23 CWS 9/24 CWS 9/25 MIN 9/26 MIN 9/27 MIN 9/28 MIN * - Denotes a sellout at Comerica Park Monday 5-5 Tuesday 8-6 Wednesday 9-7 Thursday 9-3 TIGERS DAY-BY-DAY RECORDS Friday 9-8 Saturday 11-7 Sunday 6-10