Spencer Torkelson hit a single home run and KC Mai played seven major innings in a joint four-hitter, as Detroit Tigers beat Cleveland Guardians 1-0 on Saturday night.
Torkelson went deep in the second innings against Logan Alan (5-7), sent her 20th homer on shelf in the right area. The American League-Leading Detroit has won five of their last seven matches and is 12 1/2 ahead of Minnesota in the second place in Al Central.
Myise (9-2) scattered four hits on season-hai 102 pitches, which was a small career. The right -handed batsman drove two and hit four, not allowing a runner to reach the third basis.
Brent Herr in 1-2-3 eighth place and Tommy Kahanale allowed Daniel Schneemon to take a two-out walk in the ninth before taking out the Kyle Manzardo for his ninth sev.
In 2021, the parents dropped their ninth into a row, matching the streak of their longest defeat since nine-nine in 2021. Cleveland was dropped from 41–13 during the skid, closed five times and decreased by three runs in seven games.
Torkelson hit the two tigers against the pitcher of four parents, coming within five feet of one and homer in the fourth, after sending the ball higher from the left wall to the left for a long single.
Alan worked in six innings, gave one run on two hits. The left-handed batsman killed five and two went away, but lost their third straight start-all at home, where parents were provoked throughout the evening.
Gliber Torres, the second baseless of Tigers All-Star, first pulled out of the game with an injury neck after an inning-ending collision with the elbow of Brian Rochiyo of Cleveland.
Torace team fellow relay green was at the second place on a ground hit by Green, when Rochiyo received an off-target throw from the second basman Angel Martinez.
Rachio caught the ball, but his elbow hit the torres on the face as he reduced the lack of bags. He remained on the dirt for several minutes before leaving the field.
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