You can’t. As has been well covered by now, 10 of the Tigers 23 games in April aren’t on TV. Things don’t get much better in May when two entire series against AL West teams Anaheim and Oakland aren’t televised.

Part of the problem is that the Tigers two broadcast partners, UPN 50 and Fox Sports Net also have commitments to the Red Wings and Pistons. Plus, UPN dropped its commitment from 40 games to 26. The Tigers and their dormant (until this season) fan base really only have themselves to blame. Because of the lack of interest in recent years, it’s easier for UPN to just not air the games. That said, it is a major disappointment that now that the Tigers are creating buzz, there is no way to see the games. Unfortunately, with the black out rules, even subscribers to MLB’s Extra Innings package are in no better shape. Tiger fans only hope is that the team continues to play well, and ESPN picks up some additional games.