7/4/25 7:10PM Tigers @ Guardians

[GalagaGuy]

Cleveland is closer to the White Sox in the standing than they are to the Tigers.  

[romad1]

1 hour ago, Tigermojo said:

I have to say...I was at fireworks here in VA and the cell signal was so bad where I was at that I couldn't follow after the change from Olson to Holton.  I am so happy to click here and see this!  I don't even need to know the score or who did what. 

[Tenacious D]

Guess what happened again tonight? The Tigers and each of the top four minor league teams won.  This makes the 21st time that the org has achieved the Quintuple Lindy this season.

Edited Saturday at 04:33 AM by Tenacious D

[papalawrence]

4 hours ago, Tenacious D said:

Guess what happened again tonight? The Tigers and each of the top four minor league teams won.  This makes the 21st time that the org has achieved the Quintuple Lindy this season.

And the Yankees and Dodgers both lost. Bueno!

[RatkoVarda]

they are playing 500 ball recently but running away from the other 3 team that are simultaneously cratering.

today is gravy with Skubal going Sunday.

[casimir]

1 hour ago, RatkoVarda said:

they are playing 500 ball recently but running away from the other 3 team that are simultaneously cratering.

today is gravy with Skubal going Sunday.

I’ve been meaning to look back at rolling 10 to 20 game records for the Tigers this season.  Just to see what the is to see.  I would imagine I wouldn’t see many 10 game windows below .500 and no 20 game windows below .500.

[lordstanley]

1 hour ago, casimir said:

I’ve been meaning to look back at rolling 10 to 20 game records for the Tigers this season.  Just to see what the is to see.  I would imagine I wouldn’t see many 10 game windows below .500 and no 20 game windows below .500.

Here's the game by game schedule.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/DET/2025-schedule-scores.shtml

Here is the Tigers' record in 10-game blocks. Of course there can be 10-game windows overlapping those blocks that are more extreme, but nothing really pops out. Losing 5 of 7 between June 14th-June 21st seems to be the weakest stretch. 

Games 1-10:  6-4

Games 11-20: 6-4

Games 21-30: 6-4

Games 31-40: 8-2

Games 41-50:  7-3

Games 51-60: 6-4

Games 61-70:  6-4

Games 71-80: 5-5

Games 81-90: 5-4 with 1 game to play

Here is the Tigers' record by month:

March: 1-3

April: 18-9

May: 19-9

June: 15-11

July: 2-2

Division lead at month ends:

March 31:  1 game behind

April 30: 1.5 game lead

May 31: 6.0 game lead

June 30: 11.5 game lead

Other highlights include:

Largest divisional lead: 12.5 games (current)

Longest winning streak: 5 (3 times)

Longest losing streak: 3 (3 times)

Also, while no chance at "wire to wire" for the season starting March 27, the Tigers have been at least tied for 1st in the Central since April 1 and have held the Central lead outright since April 5 (Game 8). 

 

 

 

Edited Saturday at 06:23 PM by lordstanley

[papalawrence]

27 minutes ago, lordstanley said:

Here's the game by game schedule.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/DET/2025-schedule-scores.shtml

Here is the Tigers' record in 10-game blocks. Of course there can be 10-game windows overlapping those blocks that are more extreme, but nothing really pops out. Losing 5 of 7 between June 14th-June 21st seems to be the weakest stretch. 

Games 1-10:  6-4

Games 11-20: 6-4

Games 21-30: 6-4

Games 31-40: 8-2

Games 41-50:  7-3

Games 51-60: 6-4

Games 61-70:  6-4

Games 71-80: 5-5

Games 81-90: 5-4 with 1 game to play

Here is the Tigers' record by month:

March: 1-3

April: 18-9

May: 19-9

June: 15-11

July: 2-2

Division lead at month ends:

March 31:  1 game behind

April 30: 1.5 game lead

May 31: 6.0 game lead

June 30: 11.5 game lead

Other highlights include:

Largest divisional lead: 12.5 games (current)

Longest winning streak: 5 (3 times)

Longest losing streak: 3 (3 times)

Also, while no chance at "wire to wire" for the season starting March 27, the Tigers have been at least tied for 1st in the Central since April 1 and have held the Central lead outright since April 5 (Game 8). 

 

 

 

Thanks for posting. Consistent. As AJ keeps saying, win the series.

[romad1]

Twins win: meh

[papalawrence]

2 hours ago, romad1 said:

Twins win: meh

They've walked off back to back.

[casimir]

19 hours ago, lordstanley said:

Here's the game by game schedule.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/DET/2025-schedule-scores.shtml

Here is the Tigers' record in 10-game blocks. Of course there can be 10-game windows overlapping those blocks that are more extreme, but nothing really pops out. Losing 5 of 7 between June 14th-June 21st seems to be the weakest stretch. 

Games 1-10:  6-4

Games 11-20: 6-4

Games 21-30: 6-4

Games 31-40: 8-2

Games 41-50:  7-3

Games 51-60: 6-4

Games 61-70:  6-4

Games 71-80: 5-5

Games 81-90: 5-4 with 1 game to play

Here is the Tigers' record by month:

March: 1-3

April: 18-9

May: 19-9

June: 15-11

July: 2-2

Division lead at month ends:

March 31:  1 game behind

April 30: 1.5 game lead

May 31: 6.0 game lead

June 30: 11.5 game lead

Other highlights include:

Largest divisional lead: 12.5 games (current)

Longest winning streak: 5 (3 times)

Longest losing streak: 3 (3 times)

Also, while no chance at "wire to wire" for the season starting March 27, the Tigers have been at least tied for 1st in the Central since April 1 and have held the Central lead outright since April 5 (Game 8). 

 

 

 

There was one string of 10 games where the Tigers had a losiing record this season.  

That's it, that's the low point of the season.  4-6.