Detroit Tigers vs. New York Yankees, 2012 ALCS Game 1: Game time, TV schedule, lineups and more
The Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees will get the American League Championship Series started at 8 p.m. ET Saturday on TBS.


8 p.m. ET, Saturday, Oct. 13, TBS
The Tigers and Yankees, a year after facing off in the ALDS, will meet on Saturday to start the 2012 American League Championship Series. Both are coming off thrilling ALDS victories, dispatching their opponents in five games. Andy Pettitte looks to continue his long and storied post-season pitching career as he takes the hill for the Yankees, while Doug Fister will make the start for the Tigers. Fister pitched wonderfully in his Game 2 victory over the Oakland Athletics in the ALDS, tossing seven innings and striking out eight. Pettitte started Game 2 for the Yankees against the Baltimore Orioles in their ALDS matchup, going seven innings, striking out five and giving up three runs.
Projected Starters
| Tigers | Yankees |
| Doug Fister (10-10, 3.45) | Andy Pettitte (5-4, 2.87) |
Projected Starting Lineups
| Tigers | Yankees |
| Austin Jackson CF | Derek Jeter SS |
| Quintin Berry LF | Ichiro Suzuki LF |
| Miguel Cabrera3B | Mark Teixeira 1B |
| Prince Fielder 1B | Robinson Cano 2B |
| Delmon Young DH | Alex Rodriguez 3B |
| Andy Dirks RF | Nick Swisher RF |
| Jhonny Peralta SS | Raul Ibanez DH |
| Alex Avila C | Russell Martin C |
| Omar Infante 2B | Curtis Granderson CF |











