July 13, 2025; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Seattle Meriners Catcher Mich Garvar (18) receives congratulations from the team colleagues after scoring a domestic run in the seventh innings against Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park. Compulsory Credit: Rick Ocenoski-Imgon Picture Pinch-Hiter George Polynco and Coal Young hit back-to-back homes at the top of the ninth, with the victory of Visiting Seattle Meriners on Sunday with a win of 8-4 in three-game sweeps of Detroit Tigers.
Polesko broke the tie of 4-4 with his long ball from Tommy Kahanal (1-2). Julio Rodriguez prepared for the third straight game and an RBI double added to the ninth. Randy Arzrena and Mich Garvar also ran home for Seattle, while Matt Brash (1-0) won the relief.
Seattle Starter Logan Gilbert took out the nine and allowed only two unrighteous runs on six hits in 5 1/3 innings.
Dillon Dingler scored two runs and Riley Green worked for the tigers, who lost their fourth straight. Detroit Starter Jack Flehry gave two runs and four hits in five innings with seven strikes.
Detroit scored two-outs of Dingler, two-numbers twice below the first.
Rodriguez ripped Seattle on the board on the board on the right field wall for his 14th homer. Tigers had three solo at the bottom of the innings, but did not score.
Rodriguez was trying to reach Gliber Torace to third place at the same time.
Arozrena played the score when he rushed to fourth place with his 17th Homer, running a flahrhti nokal curve on the left area wall.
Garvar gave Meriners a 3–2 lead when he reached seventh position with his fifth homer and drilled a cutter on the left-saint field wall from Tyler Holton.
Detroit took a 4-3 lead in the bottom of the seventh. The Xavier Bose led a single, stole up to a groundout, stole the third on a groundout and scored on the sacrifice fly of the torres. Green then exploded his 24th homer, taking advantage of a hanging slider from Gab Spear.
The lead did not last long. Rodriguez and Cal Rale Drew Walk of Will West and Arozrena chased with RBI double. The Luke rally went to load the hideouts. A small flyout and double play allowed West to run away without permission to move forward.
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