Tigers Win 14 - 0
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Detroit delivered one of its most dominant performances in recent memory today, overwhelming the Baltimore Orioles 14–0 in a game where the Tigers scored in every single inning. This rare feat has happened only 22 times in MLB history, underscoring just how complete Detroit’s offensive and pitching execution was.
Eduardo Valencia powered the lineup with two home runs and four RBI, while Gleyber Torres added a homer of his own and an impressive five RBI. Colt Keith set the tone early with a two‑run triple in the first, and Detroit never looked back.

On the mound, Troy Melton was outstanding, throwing seven shutout innings and allowing only three hits. His command kept Baltimore off balance all night, extending his strong run of form with a 1.09 ERA over his last seven starts.
Detroit’s offense was relentless—19 hits, runs in every frame, and contributions from nearly every spot in the order. Kevin McGonigle reached base five times and scored three runs, while Spencer Torkelson and Ben Malgeri added key RBI late to seal the blowout.
This win snaps the Tigers’ three‑game losing streak and evens the series heading into tomorrow’s matchup, where Tarik Skubal will take the mound looking to secure the series victory.
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