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DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers, the hottest team in baseball the last several weeks, earned an AL wild-card berth Friday night to end a decade-long postseason drought.
"This team is pretty dangerous," Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris said. "We got a chance to make some noise in October, and we're going to keep fighting for the opportunity."
Detroit clinched a spot in the playoffs with a 4-1 win over the Chicago White Sox, who set a modern major league record with their 121st loss.
DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers, the hottest team in baseball the last several weeks, earned an AL wild-card berth Friday night to end a decade-long postseason drought.
"This team is pretty dangerous," Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris said. "We got a chance to make some noise in October, and we're going to keep fighting for the opportunity."
Detroit clinched a spot in the playoffs with a 4-1 win over the Chicago White Sox, who set a modern major league record with their 121st loss.
