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Detroit Tigers 9/29/2017 live stream vs Minnesota Twins

By Ben Rosener

DETROIT, MI - SEPTEMBER 22: Third baseman Jeimer Candelario #46 of the Detroit Tigers, who initially bobbled the ball, throws to first to try to make an out after Brian Dozier of the Minnesota Twins rounded first base on a single during the fifth inning at Comerica Park on September 22, 2017 in Detroit, Michigan. Dozier got back safe to first base on the play. The Twins defeated the Tigers 7-3. (Photo by Duane Burleson/Getty Images)
DETROIT, MI - SEPTEMBER 22: Third baseman Jeimer Candelario #46 of the Detroit Tigers, who initially bobbled the ball, throws to first to try to make an out after Brian Dozier of the Minnesota Twins rounded first base on a single during the fifth inning at Comerica Park on September 22, 2017 in Detroit, Michigan. Dozier got back safe to first base on the play. The Twins defeated the Tigers 7-3. (Photo by Duane Burleson/Getty Images) /
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Detroit Tigers baseball returns on Friday as the team wraps up the 2017 regular season with a series on the road in Minnesota. Here’s what you need to know to watch the game.

Detroit Tigers players will look to finish the regular season on a positive note after a rough 2017 campaign.

The Tigers, who entered play on Friday with a 63-96, won on Thursday in Kansas City.

Detroit has faltered down the stretch, with just five September wins compared to 22 losses. Additionally, the month of September has also included a nine-game losing streak, a six-game losing streak and a five-game slide.

That being said, the Tigers were able to pull out a win on Thursday night.

Starting pitcher Daniel Norris turned in a strong outing, with just two hits allowed in five innings. He only struck out one batter, but didn’t surrender any walks or home runs.

Elsewhere, the bullpen largely did its job.

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Outside of a solo home run allowed by Warwick Saupold to Paulo Orlando, Detroit’s relievers kept the Royals off the board.

Offensively, the Tigers pounded out eight hits to go along with the four runs scored and four walks.

Right fielder Nicholas Castellanos led the way with three RBI and a pair of hits, while second baseman Dixon Machado notched two walks and a run scored.

On the day, seven different Tigers reached base via a hit.

Friday’s lineup

So how will the Detroit Tigers line up on Friday?

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According to a tweet from the team’s official Twitter account, we know what Detroit’s batting order will look like against Minnesota.

  1. Ian Kinsler, Second Base
  2. Alex Presley, Designated Hitter
  3. Nicholas Castellanos, Right Field
  4. Jeimer Candelario, Third Base
  5. Efren Navarro, First Base
  6. James McCann, Catcher
  7. Andrew Romine, Left Field
  8. JaCoby Jones, Center Field
  9. Dixon Machado, Shortstop

So where can you catch today’s Detroit Tigers game, and when will all of the action go down? We have all the information you need to know right here so you don’t miss a second of the action.

Date: 9/29/2017
Start Time: 8:15 P.M. Eastern time
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Arena: Target Field
Live Stream:  Stream 1 | Stream 2
TV Info: Fox Sports Detroit
Radio: 97.1 The Ticket

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Additionally, Matthew Boyd will take the till for the Tigers. He’ll be opposed by Minnesota’s Kyle Gibson.

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