Keith did get out Tuesday, punching on three pitches in his first at-bat against Ryan Pepiot. But the stubble will get a chance to keep growing. He walked in the third, slapped an RBI single to the opposite side in the fifth and then walloped a go-ahead home run to right in the seventh inning as the Tigers beat the Rays 4-2.

Colt Keith started growing a beard last weekend in Cleveland almost by accident, not by superstition. The way the young Tigers slugger keeps hitting, he might be keeping it for a while. “It's really itchy,

Colt Keith does it again. 2 for 3 with 3 RBI including the big swing to give the @tigers the lead in the 7th. The beard stays.... at least for today. #RepDetroit pic.twitter.com/neJpwtQhZT The youngest player on the Tigers’ active roster, 23-year-old Keith has really found his way in his second season in the majors.

The Detroit Tigers have been playing some terrific baseball as a team all season long, however not everyone got off to a tremendous start. After having his posi

Colt Keith started growing a beard last weekend in Cleveland because he didn’t like the shaving gear in the visiting clubhouse. The way the young Tigers slugger keeps hitting, he might be keeping it for a while.

As the Detroit Tigers celebrate Comerica Park's 25th anniversary (only a little late), we're ranking its top 25 games, continuing with Nos. 20-16.