The Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers are playing live on the MLB schedule on Wednesday night and the division matchup starts at 7:07 pm ET and comes live streaming on MLB.com from Comerica Park and has Anibal Sanchez against Zach McAllister after the game on Tuesday was postponed.

The Tigers come into the game with a very good home record and they are 6-4 on the season and are first place in the AL Central division. The Tigers come in looking to get their bats going and that includes MVP Miguel Cabrera after he signed his massive contract and while the pitching has been very good, they could use to score a few more runs and they will try and do that against the Indians on Wednesday.

The team comes into the game at 27th in the league in runs and this year the AL Central may not be so easy to win, as the division had two playoff teams last season. The Tigers won it of course, but the Cleveland Indians made the postseason and the Kansas City Royals nearly did and that should make things very interesting going forward. On top of that, the Twins and Chicago White Sox have been better than expected and while they may not make the playoffs, they will try and keep the Indians and Tigers out of it.

The team is ranked 10th in batting average and 20th in on base and 12th in slugging and they play the Indians again on Thursday and the Tigers will have Justin Verlander on the mound. The pitching has been very solid and they are ranked 13th in ERA this season and they have six quality starts and they are 11th in WHIP this season and 17th in batting average against and they are hoping to get a streak going against the Indians.

The Indians have been off to a solid start and they now have Michael Bourn back in the lineup and that will be huge for the team and he comes back after being on the DL earlier in the season. The team has scored over 60 runs and they are 13th in the league in runs scored early on and the Indians are trying to get back to the playoffs for the second season in a row and they have started the season ninth in on base percentage and Terry Francona has shown that his team is not one to take lightly.

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