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September 5 in Tigers and mlb history:

1874: Hall of Fame second baseman Nap Lajoie ws born on this day in Woonsocket Rhode Island.
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1901: In the first of two in Detroit, Tiger ace Roscoe Miller puts on a disgraceful exhibition against the A's, lobbing in the ball, grinning as the A's batters hit it, and throwing a bunt into the stands to allow three runs to score. Miller settles down in the last three innings, allowing only a single, but the Tigers lose, 11 - 9. His performance is explained by writers in that he is in one of his sulks.

1904 - In front of 37,000 fans the Giants sweep the Beaneaters, beating Boston, 6 - 1 and 4 - 3. Christy Mathewson wins the opener, beating Kaiser Wilhelm, and is not scored upon until the 9th when Jim Delahanty and Tom Needham triple. Red Ames wins the nitecap. Following the Giant sweep, excited fans hoist John McGraw up to carry him to the Polo Grounds field house. But McGraw gets dropped during the excitement, sustaining a sprained ankle.

1905: The Detroit Tigers released Duff Cooley.

1905: When Boston beats the Athletics, 3 - 2, in 13 innings, they score the first runs off Rube Waddell in 44 innings. Waddell strikes out 17.

1910: Jack Coombs begins a streak of 53 shutout innings, topping Doc White's 46 shutout innings of 1904. Three years later Walter Johnson will top Coombs record with 55 2/3 innings. Years later, Don Drysdale in 1968 breaks the Big Train's record with 58 shutout innings. Finally, Orel Hershier in 1988 sets the record with 59 shutout innings.

1914: 19-year-old Babe Ruth hits his first professional HR with the minor league Providence Grays while pitching a 9-0 shutout vs. the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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1915: Browns slugger George Sisler pitches a complete game, but the Tigers win 6-5.

1918: Boston Red Sox pitcher Babe Ruth hurls a 1-0 shutout vs. the Chicago Cubs at Comiskey Park (more seating than Wrigley Field) to win Game 1 of the World Series! The "Fall Classic" started a month earlier than usual due to WWI.

1921: Walter Johnson breaks Cy Young's career strikeout mark by fanning seven Yankees to run his total to 2,287.
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1926: At Baltimore, the minor league Orioles embarrass the Yankees, 18 - 9, in an exhibition game. Babe Ruth is 0 for 5 and tangles with Mark Koenig in the dugout after the 8th inning. Ruth yells at Koenig, accusing him of loafing on several plays.

1935: Trailing the St. Louis Browns, 5 - 1, Lefty Grove is lifted for pinch-hitter Wes Ferrell who hits an RBI single as the Red Sox score six runs in the 6th inning en route to 9 - 5 win. Grove is the winning pitcher.

1936: Happy Birthday to Hall of Famer Bill Mazeroski born this day in Wheeling, WV.
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1940: Tigers beat indians 11-3 to cut their lead in the pennant race to 2 games. Hank Greenberg hits 2 doubles, Rudy York hits a home run and a double. The Tigers will go on to win the pennant by one game but lose the World Series in 7 games.

1949: Cardinals Stan Musial - Thirty days hath September (TIME Magazine Cover).

1951: Ralph Branca, despite twinges in his arm, pitches the Dodgers to a 5 - 2 win over the Phillies. Gil Hodges drives home four runs on a grand slam off Ken Johnson. It is Gil's 37th homer of year, setting a new Dodger record.

1954: Hank Aaron goes 4 for 4 in a 9 - 7 triumph over the Cubs, but breaks his ankle in the second game of a doubleheader and is lost for the remainder of the season.

1955: In an 11 - 4 win over the Phillies, Dodger pitcher Don Newcombe hits his seventh homer establishing a National League record for home runs by a pitcher in a season. The victory is Newk's 20th of the season.

1960: The first-place Pirates split with the Braves, winning, 9 - 7, before losing, 7 - 1. The Bucs rout Warren Spahn in the opener scoring seven runs in the 4th after the Braves have knocked out starter Bob Friend. Bob Buhl is the winner in the nitecap, scattering seven hits. Chuck Cottier has three doubles and three RBIs to back Buhl. Harvey Haddix is the loser and gives way to Diomedes Olivo, who makes his major league debut in relief. At age 41, or thereabouts, Olivo is the oldest rookie in major league history except for Satchel Paige. The International League MVP pitches two runless innings.

1961: The Yanks top Washington, 6 - 1, sending the Senators to their 20th defeat in their last 21 games. Mickey Mantle's homers for his 51st. The Yanks win, coupled with a Detroit doubleheader loss, puts New York ahead by 7 1/2 games.

1967: Joe Sparma pitches a 2-hit shutout vs Kansas City, Tigers remain 1.5 GB.

1968: The Tigers and the Cardinals were given the go-ahead today to print World Series tickets by the Commissioner of Baseball. William Eckert also set the ticket prices for the Series: $12 for box seats; $8 reserved; $6 for pavilion (Detroit only); $2 unreserved bleachers & standing room.

1968: Gene Mauch is named manager of the new Montreal National League club, which is officially named the Expos.

1971: Tigers manager Billy Martin uses 6 pinch hitters in the 7th inning, tying a major league record for pinch hitters in an inning. The Tigers score 4 runs but lose 6-5 to the Yankees.

1983: Jack Morris gets his 200th strikeout of the season, en route to a career high and AL-best 232 in a loss to the indians.

1984: Cal Ripken's 1st-inning error lets in Alan Trammell with a run, and that's it as the Tigers beat Baltimore 1 - 0. Juan Berenguer is the winner with Willie Hernandez picking up his 28th save. Mike Flanagan goes all the way in the loss. Detroit's magic number is now 15.

1995: The Detroit Tigers released Mike Moore.

1995: Cal Ripken ties Lou Gehrig's all-time mark by appearing in his 2,130th consecutive game.

2003: Mike Maroth becomes the first major league pitcher since 1980 to tally 20 losses in a season in a Tigers loss to the blue jays.

2008: The Detroit Tigers released Anastacio Martinez.

2016: The Oakland Athletics selected Donn Roach off waivers from the Detroit Tigers.

2016: Miguel Cabrera homers twice to reach 300 home runs as a Tiger and moves to 42nd all-time with 439 on his career in the Tigers 5 - 3 win over the white sox.

2017: The New York Times reports that the Red Sox are being investigated for possible sign-stealing during a series against their eternal rivals the Yankees last month. The team's assistant athletic trainer is suspected of having used a smart watch to capture signs and relay them to players on the field. While trying to decode the other team's signs is a long-standing tradition in baseball, using any type of electronic equipment to do so is strictly prohibited.

2017: JaCoby Jones and John Hicks each hit 2 home runs in a 13-2 drubbing of the Royals.

2023: Giancarlo Stanton hits the 400th home run of his career off José Cisnero in the 6th inning to break a 1 - 1 tie and lead the Yankees to a 5 - 1 win over the Tigers. Having needed 1,520 games to reach the mark makes him the fourth fastest in history following Mark McGwire, Babe Ruth and Alex Rodriguez.

2023: José Altuve clubs three home runs in the first three innings to lead Houston to a 14 - 1 demolition of Texas, a performance that also gives him five long balls over the last two games, tying the major league record. Having gone deep in the 9th inning of yesterday's game, he is the first player since at least 1961 to homer in four consecutive innings

Tigers players birthdays:

Pete LePine Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Pete LePine 1902.

Merv Shea Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Merv Shea 1927-1929, 1939.

Bob Maier Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Bob Maier 1945.

Gene Bearden Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Gene Bearden 1951.

Wayne Belardi Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Wayne Belardi 1954-1956.

Rob Richie Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Rob Richie 1989.

Tigers players who passed away:

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Hank_Aguirre
Hank Aguirre Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Hank Aguirre 1958-1967.

Baseball Reference
 
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TOUGH TOE NAILS.
Totally Tigers

If you?ve been reading this blog for the past couple months, you won?t be surprised to hear about the latest drama surrounding Spencer Turnbull.

I called it over a month ago when Turnbull bombed during his return to Detroit and got sent back down to Toledo. I wrote that the strategy to get that service time clock would go on.
 
https://www.mlb.com/tigers/news/miguel-cabrera-honored-in-last-trip-to-yankee-stadium-as-a-player
Miggy follows pregame honors with signature outing at Yankee Stadium.
Tigers official site

https://www.mlb.com/gameday/tigers-vs-yankees/2023/09/05/716711/final/box
Boxscore and lowlights.

https://www.blessyouboys.com/2023/9...el-cabrera-alex-faedo-joey-wentz-jose-cisnero
Yankees 5 - Tigers 1: Gerrit Cole is good.
The Tigers bullpen day wasn?t terrible, but the offense couldn?t do much with Gerrit Cole and the Yankees? bullpen.
BYBTB

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/s...ts-yankees-over-tigers-in-opener/70765721007/
'We need to keep the ball in the park': Stanton's 400th career homer sinks Tigers.
Detnews

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/...cap-new-york-yankees-gerrit-cole/70772588007/
Detroit Tigers' offense sputters in 5-1 loss to Yankees in New York.
Freep

https://www.mlive.com/tigers/2023/09/yankees-get-two-big-blasts-beat-tigers-in-the-bronx.html
Yankees get two big blasts, beat Tigers in the Bronx.
Mlive
 
September 6 in Tigers and mlb history:

1888: Hall of Famer Red Farber was born this day in Cascade, IA.
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1912: In an ace pitching duel, Smokey Joe Wood of the Boston Red Sox bests Senators legend Walter Johnson, 1 - 0, for his 30th (14th consecutive) victory in a season in which he will win 34. The Red Sox's only run is the result of back-to-back doubles by Tris Speaker and Duffy Lewis; the first two-bagger should have been an easy fly out, but the ball lands into an area cordoned off by a rope to section off the overflow Fenway Park crowd.
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1915: The Detroit Tigers purchased Grover Lowdermilk from the St. Louis Browns.

1916: At Detroit Ty Cobb's speed is too much for St. Louis and the Tigers win 4 - 3. In the 10th inning Cobb beats out a hit to short steals second base and continues to third on a low throw. Bobby Veach then grounds sharply to George Sisler at 1B forcing Cobb to return to third. But when Sisler jogs over to touch the bag Cobb dashes for home, beating the throw.

1919: Jack Tobin goes 5 for 5 to pace the St. Louis Browns to a 12 - 10 win over the Tigers. Ty Cobb notches three hits and Harry Heilmann hits two triples and a single for Detroit.

1927: At Fenway Park the Yankees and Red Sox split a pair? with New York rolling to a 14 - 2 win in the opener behind Babe Ruth. Lou Gehrig takes the home run lead with a 5th-inning homer off Tony Welzer. But the Babe responds with two homers? in the 6th and 7th? the former a drive over the centerfield fence that is called "the longest ever hit at Fenway". Both shots also come against Welzer. Ruth hits his 3rd of the day? number 47 in the nitecap off Jack Russell but the terrier nips New York 5 - 2. There will be 34 homers hit at Fenway this season but only 5 by the Sox. Ruth will hit 8 Gehrig 6 the only New York home runs hit there.

1930: In the first game of a doubleheader Ted Lyons of Chicago beats Wes Ferrell of Cleveland 2 - 1 ending Ferrell's winning streak at 13. It's Ferrell's first defeat since losing to Detroit on July 4 by a run. Lyons drives in the winning run with a triple to win his 20th on the year. Cleveland wins the nitecap 4 - 2. Only 2 bases on balls are issued in the doubleheader.

1931: Homestead Grays ace Smokey Joe Williams fashions a 2-hit? 6 - 2 win over the St. Louis Stars in the Negro National League Championship Series. The Grays will win in 6 games.

1936: At Fenway Park, the Yankees drop a pair to the Red Sox, 14 ? 5, and 4 ? 2. In the opener, Wes Ferrell coasts to a win, allowing 14 hits and occasionally lobbing the ball to the plate. Jimmie Foxx's 37th homer starts the scoring. Yankees second baseman Tony Lazzeri's homer in game two deprives Lefty Grove of a shutout.

1940: Detroit's Bobo Newsom wins his 18th and hands Cleveland its 5th straight loss topping the Tribe 10 - 5. C Birdie Tebbetts has 2 rbi, 3B Billy Sullivan also has 2 rbi and scores 3 runs, and LF Hank Greenberg hits his 28th homerun.
The Tigers will overtake the Indians in a season-ending series with them to win the pennant by one game.

1944: In a rare night game allowed by American League president Will Harridge, after wet grounds delayed the afternoon game? the Tigers edge the host White Sox 3 - 2 to stay close to the Browns and Yankees. Only 1?216 fans are on hand.

1948: In the twinbill split between the Tigers and the Browns, the 2 teams set an American League mark by using 37 players in game 2? an 11 - 10 St. Louis win. Ted Gray wins the opener 8 - 1. Pat Mullin, Bob Swift, and Dick Wakefield each have homeruns in the win.

1948: The Boston Braves increase their lead to 4 games as Warren Spahn lasts 14 innings to beat Da Bums? 2 - 1. Spahn twice picks off Jackie Robinson in his 5-hitter. In the 7-inning nitecap? Johnny Sain wins? 4 - 0. Bill Salkeld and Mike McCormick bat out of turn 3 times in game 2 and not till the latter's single in the 5th is the irregularity noticed. The umps then rule he's out of turn and he loses his hit; Salkeld's two earlier hits stand. The crowd of 40?000 pushes the Braves attendance over the 1.3 million mark? a new high. Spahn and Sain will start 11 of the next 16 games, and start of the verse, "Spahn and Sain and pray for rain".

1950: Don Newcombe misses pitching complete games in a doubleheader for the Brooklyn Dodgers by leaving in the 7th inning of the second game, trailing the Philadelphia Phillies, 2 - 0. Newcombe won the first game, 2 - 0.

1953: The feuding continues as the Dodgers beat the Giants, 6 - 3, but lose Carl Furillo the National League's leading hitter at .344 for the rest of the regular season. Furillo is hit on the wrist by a Ruben Gomez pitch in the 2nd and is restrained from charging the mound. He goes to first base and with a 3-2 count on the next batter Furillo races from first into the dugout to swing at Leo Durocher who ordered the beaning. In the melee a Giants player steps on Furillo's left hand breaking a finger. Furillo will not play again till the World Series but his .344 will lead the NL in hitting. Roy Campanella homers in the 2nd inning and sets the major league mark for home runs by a catcher. His 38th tops the 37 hit by Cubs C Gabby Hartnett in 1930.

1959: The Dodgers set a record for a Coliseum doubleheader when 39,432 fans show up for two games with the Cubs. Sandy Koufax runs his streak to 41 strikeouts in three games for another major league record but loses the opener, 3 - 0 on a 3-run homer by Ernie Banks in the 9th. The Dodgers lose the second game, 5 - 3 also on a 3-run 9th-inning homer to drop 3 games behind the Giants.

1961: Roger Maris connects for home run #54 off Tom Cheney of the Senators as the Yankees win 8 - 0 behind Whitey Ford's 5-hitter. Ford is now 23-3. Johnny Blanchard hits a pair of homers each time following a walk to Mickey Mantle and Moose Skowron and Bob Hale also homer.

1967: After the Tigers sweep the A's 8 - 5 and 6 - 3 and the White Sox down the Angels, 3 - 2.
Earl Wilson goes the distance in Game 2 to become the first pitcher in the majors to reach 20 wins on the season. Jerry Lumpe hits a home run and a double.
The top 4 American League teams are separated by a single percentage point. Chicago and Minnesota are 78-61 for .561; Boston and Detroit are 79-62 for .560

1968: Denny McLain notches win number 28 beating the Twins 8 - 3. The Tigers score 4 runs off Jim Kaat before the first out is recorded. The big blast is recorded by LF Willie Horton and his 3 run homer.

1972: Behind Mickey Lolich's 20th win Detroit beats the Orioles in Baltimore 4 - 3, in the tight pennant race. Lolich had failed in 5 previous outings to win his 20th.

1972: The California Angels selected Bill Gilbreth off waivers from the Detroit Tigers.

1976: Dodgers catcher Steve Yeager is seriously injured when the jagged end of a broken bat strikes him in the throat. Yeager is waiting in the on-deck circle when the end of teammate Bill Russell's bat comes off when he is hitting. The Dodgers beat the Padres? 4 - 1.

1981: Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Fernando Valenzuela beats the St. Louis Cardinals, 5 - 0, to tie a National League record of seven shutouts by a rookie pitcher.

1982: Veteran first baseman Willie Stargell, whose uniform number 8 is retired, is saluted by 38,000 fans on his day at Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium. The 41-year-old slugger delivers a pinch-hit single in the Pirates' 6 - 1 win over the Mets.

1985: At Texas Carlton Fisk blasts two three-run homers and drives in 7 runs to lead the White Sox to a 12 - 1 rout of the Rangers. Tomorrow, Fisk will record his 300th double and 900th RBI.

1993: The Detroit Tigers released Willie Fraser.

1995: Cal Ripken, Jr. of the Baltimore Orioles plays in his 2,131st consecutive Major League game to surpass Lou Gehrig's 56-year record. When the game becomes official in the middle of the 5th inning, Ripken takes a victory lap around Camden Yards during the 22-minute standing ovation from the sell-out crowd, including President Bill Clinton.



1996: Eddie Murray of the Baltimore Orioles becomes the 15th player in major league history to hit 500 home runs. Murray homers off Felipe Lira in the 7th inning of the Orioles' 5 - 4, 12-inning loss to Detroit at Camden Yards. Murray also joins Hank Aaron and Willie Mays as the only big leaguers to reach this milestone and also have at least 3,000 hits.
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1998: The Detroit Tigers selected Will Brunson off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers.

2000: After reaching an agreement with the law firm Morgan, Lewis and Bockis LLP, Major League Baseball can now use the URL www.mlb.com. The law firm registered the mlb.com in 1994 and refused to release the domain name, making it necessary for the sport to use www.majorleaguebaseball.com.

2001: The Detroit Tigers signed Frankie De La Cruz as an amateur free agent.

2003: Kevin Witt's double in the 8th inning breaks up Roy Halladay's no-hitter. Halladay goes the distance in the Blue Jays' 1-0 win in 10 innings, becoming the first pitcher to throw a complete game extra-inning shutout since Jack Morris in the 1991 World Series.

2005: The Detroit Tigers released Matt Beech.

2006: The Detroit Tigers released Dmitri Young. Young spent a month in a rehab center this summer for alcohol and drug abuse, and later this month will be sentenced to a year's probation for assaulting a former girlfriend.

2007: The Angels beat the Indians, 10 - 3. Garret Anderson drives in three runs to give him 11 straight games with at least one RBI. This marks a new record in the history of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim franchise. Fred Lynn (1984) and Wally Joyner (1986) had shared the old record of 10.

2009: After striking out in his first three at-bats, Brandon Inge hits a grand slam off Russ Springer in the 9th inning to give Detroit a 5 - 3 win over Tampa Bay.

2009: Ichiro Suzuki gets his 2,000th Major League hit, a double off Gio Gonzalez in the 1st inning. He is the second fastest to the milestone, taking 1,402 games, 12 more than Hall of Famer Al Simmons.

2017: JaCoby Jones and John Hicks each hit 2 home runs in a 13-2 drubbing of the Royals.


2018:The Detroit Tigers released Josh Smoker.
2018: The Detroit Tigers selected Dustin Peterson off waivers from the Atlanta Braves.

2020: Hall of Famer Lou Brock, who held the career and single-season stolen bases records before they were broken by Rickey Henderson, and a member of the 3,000 hit club, passes away at age 81.

Tigers players birthdays:

Jack Phillips Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Jack Phillips 1955-1957.

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Brant Hurter Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com

Check out the latest Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More of Brant Hurter. Get info about his position, age, height, weight, draft status, bats, throws, school and more on Baseball-reference.com
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Brant Hurter 2024-present.

Tigers players who passed away:

Eddie Ainsmith Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Eddie Ainsmith 1919-1921.

Sammy Hale Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Sammy Hale 1920-1921.

Barney McCosky - BR Bullpen
Barney McCosky Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Barney McCosky 1939-1942, 1946.
Traded to the Philadelphia A's for HOF third baseman George Kell in May of 1946.

Barney Schultz Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More | Baseball-Reference.com
Barney Schultz 1959.

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WATERCOOLER WEDNESDAY.
Totally Tigers

Shortly after the World Series ends, the Detroit Tigers will find out just how many potential starting pitchers they will have for the 2024 season.

Matthew Boyd and Michael Lorenzen are now gone. Eduardo Rodriguez is widely expected to opt out. And it?s being reported that the team wants to part ways with Spencer Turnbull.

That leaves Matt Manning, Reese Olson, Tarik Skubal and Joey Wentz as the other potential starting pitchers. (Alex Faedo is being moved to the pen.)

Casey Mize is still rehabbing from surgery and expected to return next year.

Given the departures, inexperience and return of injured pitchers, the Tigers will be using a variety of resources to fill their starting rotation.

But how many SPs will they need? Will they have any veterans? Will someone step up and become the #1 starter?

Where are the majority of new starting pitchers going to come from? Potentially, they could need at least 2 or even 3 new ones.

Will they come from Toledo?

From trades?

From free agency?

These are the questions to ask yourself and others as we ponder just how much the Tigers? starting rotation needs to change. Let?s kick start some good discussion threads here ? and to take with you wherever you go during the rest of the week.

From where will the majority of new starting pitchers come?

1. Toledo

2. Via trades

3. Via free agency

VOTE
 
https://www.mlb.com/tigers/news/matt-manning-right-foot-hit-by-comebacker
Manning's season over (broken foot) after 119.5 mph comebacker.
Tigers official site

https://www.mlb.com/gameday/tigers-vs-yankees/2023/09/06/716694/final/box
Boxscore and videos.

https://www.blessyouboys.com/2023/9/6/23862412/tigers-yankees-final-score-matt-manning-beau-brieske
Tigers 3 - Yankees 4: Tigers lose more than just the game.
The Tigers lost more than just the ballgame as Matt Manning exited with a fractured foot again after being hit with a line drive in the first inning.
BYBTB

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/s...s-4-3-loss-against-bronx-bombers/70776379007/
'Incredibly unlucky': Tigers' Matt Manning breaks foot again in loss against Yankees.

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/...ap-new-york-yankees-matt-manning/70782216007/
Matt Manning breaks foot again on another comebacker, Detroit Tigers lose to Yankees, 4-3.
Freep

https://www.mlive.com/tigers/2023/0...g-pitcher-to-injury-lose-game-to-yankees.html
Tigers lose starting pitcher to injury, lose game to Yankees.
Mlive
 
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