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topicnews · July 18, 2025

Template, television, time against Texas Rangers

Template, television, time against Texas Rangers


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The Detroit Tigers begin the unofficial second half of the season to make a four-game loss.

Overall, it was a dream of the first 97 games of the season for the Tiger because they not only lead their division by 11½ games, but also have the best record in baseball.

However, the tigers went into the all-star break with a little sour taste in the mouth, dropped their series finals against the Tampa shaft rays and then lost three direct flows against the Seattle Mariners.

While the tigers look for the ship after a little rest and recovery (at least for the six tigers who did not go to Atlanta for the all-star game), they will drive to Arlington, Texas, a Matchup with the Texas Rangers.

Date: Friday, July 18.

Location: Globe Life Field, Arlington, Texas.

First pitch: 8:05 p.m. et.

The Tigers open their first Post-All-Stern Break series against Texas Rangers with a first place from 8:05 a.m. on the street on the Globe Life Field, which is protected indoors and (boiling hot) weather.

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Detroit Tiger's schedule against Texas Rangers

Game 1 first pitch: 8:05 p.m.

Game 2 first pitch: 7:05 p.m.

Game 3 first pitch: 7:10 p.m.

On which channel are Detroit Tigers against Texas Rangers?

Game 1 television: Fanduel Sports Network Detroit.

Game 2 television: Fanduel Sports Network Detroit.

Game 3 television: Espn.

Streaming: On fubo (free trial version).

The first two games of the Detroit Tigers' series against the Texas Rangers are broadcast in the traditional Fanduel Sports Network Detroit, where the vast majority of the games are. On Sunday, the series finale will be transferred to ESPN's “Sunday baseball” on TV when Tarik Skubal is broadcast with Ace Nathan Eovaldi with the fellow human beings by Tarik Skubal.

Watch Tiger Rangers on Fubo (free trial version)

Andrew Birkle is the deputy sports editor of the Free Press. Contact him at abirkle@freepress.com or under “X” under Andrew_Birkle.

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