Akil Baddoo just hit ANOTHER home run -- his fourth in just eight games to start his MLB career.

If you’ve been waiting to see why Casey Mize was drafted No. 1 overall, or why he was considered a top 10 prospect in baseball, Monday night was your first true glimpse.

Akil Baddoo did it again. Only this time, the ball traveled 450 feet, and the blast came against a potential Hall of Famer.

Weekends are sacred, so I hope you didn’t spend yours watching the Detroit Tigers get knocked around by the Cleveland Indians.

Akil Baddoo’s hot streak isn’t coming to an end just yet. In the first at-bat of his fourth MLB game, Baddoo crushed a triple into the gap that gave the Detroit Tigers an early lead.

Should the Detroit Tigers just walk Nelson Cruz every single time he comes to the plate?

It’s the first Mize Day of 2021, and the Detroit Tigers’ top pitching prospect is off to a hot start!

On Easter, Detroit Tigers rookie Akil Baddoo blasted the first pitch of his major league career over the left field fence. In his second game, he decided to make it a grand slam.

Nobody the Detroit Tigers put into the game Monday could stop the Minnesota Twins, except for infielder Harold Castro, who took the mound for a hilarious inning.

The Detroit Tigers committed a comedy of errors in Monday’s blowout loss to the Twins, but none was more memorable than Gregory Soto throwing a pitch more than nine feet above the plate.

Akil Baddoo started off his MLB career by smashing a home run on the first pitch he saw.

Miguel Cabrera is not done giving us memories.