The Detroit Tigers, who are closing in on their likely first American League Central title since 2014, suddenly have reason for concern. Detroit (84-64), which will visit the Miami Marlins (69-79) on Saturday afternoon in the middle game of a weekend series, suffered a pair of injuries during an 8-2 loss in Friday's opener.
For the second straight night, the Detroit Tigers saw their magic number to clinch the American League Central Division title remains stuck at eight. Detroit (84-64) lost to the Miami Marlins, 8-2, as Tigers starter Tarik Skubal had the rare rough outing.
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Sandy Alcantara pitched seven strong innings to lead the host Miami Marlins to an 8-2 win Friday over the Tigers, who saw ace eft-hander Tarik Skubal exit early due to tightness in his left side.
The Tigers headed to Miami for a weekend series against the Marlins. It was a late getaway day yesterday, and perhaps we can blame that for what we saw unfold in tonight’s game.
Detroit Tigers ace left-hander Tarik Skubal left Friday night's series opener against the host Miami Marlins due to an apparent injury. Skubal, the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner, retired Miami's Heriberto Hernandez on a popup leading off the bottom of the fourth inning.
Fresh off a series win over the New York Yankees, the Detroit Tigers’ quest to reach the AL mountaintop appears to near its conclusion. At the moment, the Tigers are a half game behind the AL East leading Toronto Blue Jays for the AL’s top seed.
Detroit Tigers left-hander Tarik Skubal was removed from Friday night’s contest in the fourth inning. He motioned to the dugout to call someone out to the mound.
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