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Tigers’ lineup for Charlie Morton’s debut start on Sunday night
Matt Vierling will lead for the Detroit Tigers on Sunday night in Philadelphia. The Tigers (65-47) and Phillies (62-48) have ...
Charlie Morton isn't the oldest Detroit Tigers pitcher ever — but he's close
With his Detroit Tigers debut on Sunday against the Phillies, Charlie Morton became the franchise's second-oldest pitcher.
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Morton reaches a 'special' round number in his Tigers debut
Charlie Morton continues to defy Father Time. Making his 400th career start in his debut for the Tigers, Morton pitched six ...
Charlie Morton dominates Phillies, but Tigers offense has no chance in 2-0 loss
Charlie Morton pitched six innings of one-run ball in his Detroit Tigers debut, but offense had no answer for Cristopher ...
Charlie Morton solid in debut but Cristopher Sanchez dominates Tigers hitters
The 41-year-old Morton, pairing a firm four-seam fastball with his signature curveball, was outstanding. He allowed a run on ...
Detroit Tigers' Trade Acquisition Shows Well in First Outing and Joins Rare Baseball History
New Detroit Tigers pitcher Charlie Morton, recently acquired from the Baltimore Orioles at the trade deadline, showed well on Sunday in his first appearance in ...
Tigers get 41-year-old Charlie Morton in deal with Orioles: Trade details
Charlie Morton is a two-time World Series winner who turned around his season after a grim five-start beginning.
Tigers acquire 'battle-tested' starting pitcher Charlie Morton from Orioles
President of baseball Scott Harris, as is his way, took it right to the wire Thursday, adding 41-year-old veteran starting ...
First Impression of Charlie Moron Appears Like Tigers May Have Gotten a Steal
Fans were not thrilled with the trade deadline approach from the Detroit Tigers. Understandably, the hope was that some of the biggest names on the market would ...
Tigers bolster bullpen and perhaps pitching chaos with righties Finnegan, Morton, Sewald and Heuer
The Detroit Tigers seem to be setting themselves up to potentially go back to what manager A.J. Hinch calls pitching chaos.