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Jessie Rogers
Cleveland – This happened rapidly. And left Infield even without a ball. Detroit tigers In an important game, the sixth innings took a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the innings Cleaveland guardian On Tuesday, only several different and dramatic methods to see their ace fall on the mound.
AJ Hinch, manager of the tigers, said after the tigers, “We did a lot of unwanted things, and it is hurting us.” 5-2 losses,
First, Tariq scubble Tried to flip a divided ball with his back on the first basis with his feet, only to see it on the team partner Spencer TorkelsonPutting runners on the head, second and third. This was the second of the two consecutive bunts by The Guardian, which came back to the tigers by just one game after being down from 10 at 1 sept 1 at night.
After a third divide in the innings – 99 mph of Scobal fasting hit the designated hitter David fry In the face, and fry had to be closed – Scuball threw a wild pitch and then batted. Both of them scored runs.
game. set. match. Tigers are caught in the American League Central.
“Something disappointed,” Skubal said. “Losing is not fun, and we’re very losing.”
Hinch said: “They chose to flip emergency [through his legs]Which is not easy to do and not a good game. This is an example of an unwanted mistake on us at the worst time. ,
that’s an understatement. Al -Best team has worked hard in the first half, lost in seven consecutive. Not only the parents grabbed Detroit in the standing, but they also secured the tiebreaker, when the teams match the records, when the regular season ends this week. Nothing is right for tigers.
“We didn’t play our game tonight,” Catcher Dilon dingler Said. “I know it is meaningless to say this in the last two weeks.
“We are now like this for a couple series. We definitely feel some pressure. We have to finish it. We have to find ways to stay loose and stay in the house that we have to do and go out of there and do it.”
Tigers played part of loose before the series opener: Scubble was working on his crossword puzzle, others were playing Pingpong, while Hancha was advocating a positive perspective. Those who do not want to play meaningful games and control their fate, protested in the dugout several hours before the first pitch. But then the game started, and a win once again slipped from his hands.
And if those sixth-inning miscaries were not enough, the tigers also hit 19 times. It set a franchise record for Cleveland Pitchers.
“He won a strike zone on both sides tonight,” said Hinch. “They dominated tonight. We did not.”
Days are running dangerously short to turn things for Detroit. Cleveland has all speed. Tigers were not helped last week from playing at home, nor did the sequences change on the mound on Tuesday. But they still control their fate, even if their future is as bad as usual. A wild-card berth or perhaps Postsen are fully increasing the possibilities of a surprising expulsion.
“Show tomorrow and win a baseball game,” outfielder Relay green Said. “We believe in each other. We have to play better baseball and we have to win. That’s what comes down.”
