Tyler Stephenson exploded a Grand Slam, Brady Singer launched six strong innings and visiting Cincinnati Reds on Saturday afternoon Detroit Tigers, 11–1.
Matt Maclain hit a three -run homer, while Eli de la Cruz and Spencer Stear also prepared for Reds. The singer (7–4) allowed one run and four hits recording four strikes.
Detroit Starter Jack Flehry (5-7) scored seven runs on five hits and five walks in 4 2/3 innings.
Jose Travino and TJ Freedal were released in the third and Fleharrti got into trouble in the third. With two outs, Gavin Lux hit a grounder, which removed the base bag first. First Basman Colt Keith snatched the ball from his bare hand and flipped into Fleharti for the outside.
The Xavier Bose led to the lower part of the innings with a walk and tried to score on the tray Sweeni’s double, but was thrown out at home. A pair of groundouts allowed the singer to avoid the jam.
Da la cruise, away from the fourth, closed a flahrhti fastball on the right field wall for its 15th homer.
The tigers tied it at the bottom of the innings with the aid of the singer. He walked the relay green and keith before the RBI’s single of Venon Perez, which had earlier diving to Basman Stear.
Reds took an edge with the fifth innings blast. Jake Fraley led a single and moved to Fredel’s out-out walk. Lux’s single walked the house to load the hideouts and de la cruise. Stephenson then jumped on a hanging curveball and deposited it on the left area wall. Later, Stear operated a flamerist 7–1 on the left-level field wall.
Kerry Carpenter was hit by a pitch and Keith doubled two-outs, ground-colors in the sixth, but Peres pop up, causing them to strand.
McClane shut down his three -run shot from John Brabia in the eighth. Tigers Catcher Jake Rogers took ninth.
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