Detroit Tigers manager and Midwest City alum A.J. Hinch talks about former Heritage Hall pitcher Jackson Jobe’s first MLB start Monday night in Seattle.
A.J. Hinch discusses Casey Mize's impressive outing in the 4-1 win over the Mariners, the bullpen's performance, Logan ...
In a Bleacher Report article in which he made a bold prediction for all 30 MLB teams, Joel Reuter speculated that Jobe could, like Skenes, take a no-hitter deep into a game during a season in which ...
A.J. Hinch won it all, lost it all and found his way back. In Detroit, he transformed an entire franchise by reshaping the ...
Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch hates cutting guys, hates crushing their dreams. Because he was once that guy on the other ...
The Detroit Tigers came from behind and beat the Minnesota ... Greene can always return to center. But the trick for Hinch will be figuring how much Greene can handle in center.
The Tigers are a much better baseball team when ... “The message I sent was this,” manager AJ Hinch said. “We proved to ourselves last year that we’re going to need everybody to contribute ...
even the first day,” AJ Hinch said, via Beck. “I know he ambushed a couple balls to the pull side, but he just didn’t make the adjustment timing-wise to make this team.” The Tigers are ...
Detroit Tigers prospect Max Clark is slowly being introduced to the major league experience during spring training. Clark has impressed manager A.J. Hinch with his baseball IQ and competitive drive.
It was all by design — how the Detroit Tigers have brought Max Clark along slowly, easing him carefully into the spotlight this spring.
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