AL wild-card chase: Tigers, 3 other teams fighting for 2 spots
In the American League, four teams are competing for the final two wild-card spots. The Kansas City Royals (82-72) and Minnesota Twins (81-73) would make the playoffs if the season ended today. The Tigers (80-74) and Seattle Mariners (79-75) are still in the race.
AL wild-card race: Tigers tied with Twins but have more work to do
With the Minnesota Twins' loss to the Cleveland Guardians on Thursday afternoon, the Tigers (80-73) and Twins have identical records for the third wild-card position. However, the Twins own the season head-to-head tiebreaker over the Tigers, so the Tigers will need to finish with a better record.
But the Twins failed to create more breathing room, once again felled by the Guardians’ bullpen. Nick Sandlin took over for ...
The Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers are battling for the final Wild Card spot, separated by just 1.5 games with less than ...
Trevor Larnach's 63.9 mph chopper scored Kyle Farmer from third base for the go-ahead run as the Twins avoided a third straight loss in extra innings with a 4-2 win in 12 innings over the Red Sox in ...
The Guardians look to place even more pressure on the rest of the division in a game against the Twins Wednesday night at ...
None Top 3 WPA: Louie Varland (.465), Scott Blewett (.320), David Festa (.147) Win Probability Chart (via FanGraphs) The ...
The Detroit Tigers need to finish with a better record than the Minnesota Twins in the final nine games for their first ...
The Baltimore Orioles were hoping to be involved in showdowns for the American League East title late in the season.
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