Brandon Pfaadt hopes to stop an Arizona Diamondbacks three-game losing streak when he faces All-Star Casey Mize and the Detroit Tigers.

DETROIT -- Detroit Tigers outfielder Riley Greene shaved his robust beard down to a very unflattering mustache out of a sense of desperation. The Tigers had lost 12 of 13 and badly needed a change in mojo.

Another day, another game where Pfaadt gives up a bunch of homers and the offense looks flat. What else is new?

Detroit Tigers outfielder Matt Vierling robbed Arizona Diamondbacks catcher James McCann of a hit with a stellar grab.

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The Detroit Tigers appeared to be cruising toward the postseason as the American League's best team, but all of that is changing in a hurry.

Gleyber Torres expects the Detroit Tigers to improve the MLB roster ahead of the July 31 trade deadline — in pursuit of winning the World Series.

A.J. Hinch wasn’t waiting out for Casey Mize to figure things out. The Tigers manager had seen his All-Star starter struggle through his previous two starts, and he didn’t want to let an opportunity for a third straight win slip away.

There’s not much that can keep Dingler down and that comes from an ever-growing confidence and skillset that the Tigers have always appreciated from their 2020 second-round MLB draft pick. It’s made him the perfect fit for the Tigers and catapulted his growth as a contributor in his second season as a major leaguer.