Detroit Tigers: Mudhens routed and other MiLB news

NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 06: A detail of a Detroit Tigers hat and glove are seen during warm ups against the New York Yankees during Game Five of the American League Championship Series at Yankee Stadium on October 6, 2011 in the Bronx borough of New York City. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)
NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 06: A detail of a Detroit Tigers hat and glove are seen during warm ups against the New York Yankees during Game Five of the American League Championship Series at Yankee Stadium on October 6, 2011 in the Bronx borough of New York City. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)

Scores, news and notes around the Detroit Tigers farm system for July 2, 2018. Including the Mud Hens being routed by the Clippers and the SeaWolves routing Bowie. 

Detroit Tigers Minor League Review 7-2

Detroit Tigers Minor League Preview 7-3

  • Toledo (46-36) vs Columbus (43-39) 7:05 PM. Probables: COL: Chiang (3-0, 4.74) TOL: Dowdy (4-3, 3.97)
  • Erie (38-43) vs Bowie (36-46) 7:05 PM. Probables: BOW: Ysla (4-3, 5.53) ERI: Funkhouser (4-4, 3.35)
  • Lakeland (44-36) vs Clearwater (40-39) 7:00 PM. Probables: LAK: Watkins (5-2, 1.55) CLR: Requena (0-1, 5.14)
  • West Michigan (41-41) vs Lansing (53-29) 7:05 PM. Probables: LAN: TBD WM: Myers (3-1, 2.91)
  • Connecticut (6-11) vs Lowell (8-9) 6:35 PM. Probables: CON: Vasquez (1-1, 3.95) LOW: Brown (0-1, 1.35)
  • DSL Tigers2 vs DSL Colorado 10:30 AM
  • DSL Tigers1 vs DSL Cubs2 10:30 AM
  • GCL Tigers West vs GCL Phillies East 12:00 PM
  • GCL Tigers East vs GCL Blue Jays 12:00 PM

Detroit Tigers Minor League Notes

The opening of the international free agent signing period saw the Tigers sign a group of international prospects. Katie Strang, of the Athletic, took a look at the international free-agent signings made by the Tigers. According to the Detroit Free Press, the Tigers signed two of the top twenty international free agents.

Next: Exploring Matthew Boyd Trade Scenarios

The Detroit Tigers number 23 prospect kept things going last night for the Erie SeaWolves. Making his third start, Matt Hall pitched 6.1 scoreless innings and gave up just two hits on the night.  Originally, Hall started out the season with a bullpen role in the Tigers farm system.

The Tigers have dropped eleven of their last thirteen games. The farm system continues to be a bright spot for Tigers fans. The team is heading towards 100+ losses bad but the farm system is moving towards being one of best in baseball.