5/25/25 11:35AM Guardians @ Tigers

[Edman85]

All-time Tigers Madduxes, with the caveat that I don't know what years pitch counts became available.

(Edit: forgot to filter out non-shutouts before)

Edited May 25 by Edman85

[Sports_Freak]

9 minutes ago, Edman85 said:

All-time Tigers Madduxes, with the caveat that I don't know what years pitch counts became available.

#9 against....TBD?  Oh...Tampa Bay Devilrays 

Edited May 25 by Sports_Freak

[romad1]

#4 on that list was a fun one.

[Crazy Cat Gentleman]

does Andy Benes's 93-pitch outing in 1992 count as a Maddux if he didn't get the complete game? or is it enough that he started and went 9 scoreless innings?

[holygoat]

I wouldn't have guessed Brian Moehler with two of them, but his 1998 season was pretty decent. I don't remember, did injuries derail his career, or did he just never reach what was thought to be his potential after '98?

[Crazy Cat Gentleman]

12 minutes ago, romad1 said:

#4 on that list was a fun one.

no

[IdahoBert]

Having missed this game I watched the Tigers five run inning and then the bottom of the ninth and it was pretty cool. 
 

 

[lordstanley]

Minnesota has lost to KC. Tigers' division lead is back up to 4, over both Cleveland and Minnesota. KC is 5 back of the Tigers. 

[IdahoBert]

Montero tomorrow. 

[gehringer_2]

Parker led off the Hens game with a HR, pulled a middle in changeup to RF.

[Motor City Sonics]

29 minutes ago, gehringer_2 said:

Parker led off the Hens game with a HR, pulled a middle in changeup to RF.

when I saw "pulled" I instantly thought   oblique, he pulled his oblique.       

[IdahoBert]

1 hour ago, Motor City Sonics said:

when I saw "pulled" I instantly thought   oblique, he pulled his oblique.       

OMG me too. 

[mtutiger]

5 hours ago, Edman85 said:

All-time Tigers Madduxes, with the caveat that I don't know what years pitch counts became available.

(Edit: forgot to filter out non-shutouts before)

Dave Mlicki had a Maddux... Dang

[Tiger337]

5 hours ago, Edman85 said:

All-time Tigers Madduxes, with the caveat that I don't know what years pitch counts became available.

(Edit: forgot to filter out non-shutouts before)

I don't remember Porcello throwing a Maddux.  I remember him throwing a lot of Porcellos (6 IP/ 3 ER).  

[Tiger337]

5 minutes ago, mtutiger said:

Dave Mlicki had a Maddux... Dang

I was even more surprised by Haas.  

[Motor City Sonics]

19 minutes ago, Tiger337 said:

I was even more surprised by Haas.  

The more shocking thing was Maddux had a Mlicki

[Motor City Sonics]

That was more dominant today than many no-hitters.     It was needed.   I mean, look, a 4-game losing streak is going to happen at some point this season, as it will for all teams, but you sure don't want it at home and to a division opponent.    And somebody brought up that they may have lost a little ground this weekend, but they picked up a game over Cleveland in the last 10.    We just need the Twins to cool off.     Talk about a streaky team.   

This Giants series will not be easy, but it sure will be cool when Olson and Meadows are back in a week or so and if nobody gets hurt, our team will be whole for the first time this season.     

I wouldn't worry too much about the bullpen.  They're just going through a slump in unison right now.  They'll be fine. 

Is Alex Cobb ever going to arrive?    Will we see Sawyer Gipson-Long before too long?  

[chasfh]

8 hours ago, Edman85 said:

All time Madduxes (<100 pitch complete game shutouts) with at least 11 K's:

 

Fun fact: Maddux could have been on this list in 2000 since he had 13 strikeouts on 81 pitches, but he got yanked after seven, probably because the Braves had a 10-0 lead.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/MON/MON200009230.shtml

[Tenacious D]

35 minutes ago, Motor City Sonics said:

That was more dominant today than many no-hitters.     It was needed.   I mean, look, a 4-game losing streak is going to happen at some point this season, as it will for all teams, but you sure don't want it at home and to a division opponent.    And somebody brought up that they may have lost a little ground this weekend, but they picked up a game over Cleveland in the last 10.    We just need the Twins to cool off.     Talk about a streaky team.   

This Giants series will not be easy, but it sure will be cool when Olson and Meadows are back in a week or so and if nobody gets hurt, our team will be whole for the first time this season.     

I wouldn't worry too much about the bullpen.  They're just going through a slump in unison right now.  They'll be fine. 

Is Alex Cobb ever going to arrive?    Will we see Sawyer Gipson-Long before too long?  

As much as I bemoan the current pen, help could be coming.  SGL might be effective in relief, and if Cobb is ever able to make it back, he could push Jobe to the pen in an effort to limit his innings this season.

[monkeytargets39]

1 hour ago, Tiger337 said:

I was even more surprised by Haas.  

Willie Blair stands out too

[IdahoBert]

According to the “Economic Times” of India:

“Skubal is a Czech name meaning “to tear up,” and Tarik comes from the Arabic for “strike.” On this day, he did both.”

[Crazy Cat Gentleman]

7 hours ago, mtutiger said:

Dave Mlicki had a Maddux... Dang

doesn't it say there that he gave up a run and took the loss? the second image looks like where Edman said he forgot to filter out non-shutouts. or am I just dumber than usual?

[Longgone]

12 hours ago, Tiger337 said:

I was even more surprised by Haas.  

Mlicki should buy a vowel from Haas.

[Shinzaki]

But that would set Haas up for a lot of Has-been jokes.