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uh and uh to you know the uh the composition I guess even the presence of mind for like working rival hey like yeah keep our heads we got to keep for sure but just so you know anybody that that thinks they’re going to stop car if chose to do something you’re probably not so uh nice intention for sure I’m not sure what they would have done to uh but thankfully nothing nothing got out of there so when Ron Ron Ka the the chief here came to me and said uh that they were going to issue warnings. I just asked them why. Um and essentially it’s because when the bench is clear, it just elevates it uh some of the animosity amongst the team. They just they just end it there. And it doesn’t mean that when guys get hit, somebody has to go, but they’re going to judge intent at that point now uh a little more strictly. Um but he said he didn’t have a choice and that’s his way to chase just for a sec. last night that was a big moment you put him in. Um, when do you kind of figure out that a guy can handle that? How do you Well, I think first off I believe before I see it. So, in general, that’s the way I operate. These guys are up here for a reason and you can’t be up here for free. Like, you can’t you can’t always have a soft landing or an easy spot. You can have a specific spot, but eventually it’s going to come up to where you have to uh to do your part. And he’s up here to get right-handed hitters out. there’s a large pocket there, whether it’s a five- run game, a one-run game, a tie game, a down game. Uh, and so, but over time, we’re all going to find out how does he respond? How does he not, you know, how does he do? Yes. But more importantly, how does he go about it and what his reactions are? I learn more after the fact than I do necessarily during during the competition is going to take care of himself afterwards. You know, how fast is his mind working? What did he what did he feel? What did he see? What’s the feedback he’s giving Fet? Uh those all little pieces of information that help make future decisions uh based on how and control the situation that they’re in. So uh I watch everything and I I’m going to I’m going to believe before I see it and because they’ve earned the right to get here and we’re going to use our 26-man roster. Uh hopefully that instills confidence that the next time someone’s name’s called, they can tell them like, “Hey, listen, you’re going to get used. You’re not going to get buried in the bench or in the bullpen. Um you’re here to play.” And that was Tiger manager AJ Hinch. Stick around here on the Tigers pregame show around the league coming up next. The plans for the Coma Hatch Detroit contest by Techtown have been submitted and many dreams are alive. But now it’s your turn to help hatch the brickandmortar retail business in Detroit, Amtrak, and Highland Park that everyone will be talking about. 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Obviously, you made a tremendous mark in the game, but it all started in July of 1970 when you signed your first professional contract. You got to the big leagues. You played for a long time. Wash, I want to ask you how it started. It took you a minute to get to the big leagues. took you a little bit more of time to establish yourself as a major league player. What were your reflections of of just your playing career? Well, it all started uh with the Kansas City Royals Baseball Academy. Um it was a baseball school. We learned our baseball on the chalkboard and then we took it from the chalkboard to the field and we was held accountable as 16 17 year olds for whatever you did between those lines. And that’s something that stuck with me throughout my career and I became a fundamental uh fanatic. And um but that’s how my career started. I signed out of a trial camp 156 kids and I was the only kid out 156 that signed. And when I arrived in Sarasota, um we got off a plane. It was about 30 of us. And I met a man by the name of Buzzy Keller who ended up being my rookie league manager. And his first statement was, um, you guys got one foot on the ground and one foot on one step of this airplane. And I was sitting next to a guy from Detroit and he said, what is he talking about? He said, if your game isn’t tight, he going to send you back to Detroit. And that’s listen, that’s what it was. You got you you got to perform or you go home. And that’s in this this game is tough and it’s brutal. And it’s six 16 17 years old. I mean, did that did that shake your mindset or what what did that do to you? Did Did that harden you or what? How did how did it make you feel? Well, it didn’t make me feel anyway because he wasn’t talking to me. Right. And now that you brought that up, the next statement was Buzzy Keller say, “What are you guys talking about?” He said that he didn’t understand what you meant by one foot on the ground and one foot on a plane. And I told him and I told him that you wasn’t talking to me because I can play. That’s right. And he said, “Where you from? You a little cocky somebody.” I said, “No, I can play baseball.” I was from New Orleans. cuz I came out of a trial camp of 156 kids and I was the only one. So that makes me bad. There you go. So you had that confidence out the gate and it carried on. You got to the big leagues in September of 1977, but then it took you a little while and you had to have had a few stops along the way to reestablish yourself as a as a full-time major league player. Talk about that. You got your taste, then you had to go back and then what are the things that you learned on that journey back to the big leagues? Well, what took me a minute to get back to the big leagues and get my 10 years in was in 1976, I I told my uh ACL. And at the time before I told my ACL, I was in TripleA with the Dodgers. And um I was a pretty good player. I was about to go to the big leagues until I told my um ACL. And once I told my ACL, that’s that’s why there was a gap in between me in 77 and the time I got back to the big leagues in 1980. Um, I had to pay my way back. Yeah. When I came back from my injury, I was with the Dodgers organization and they had a boatload of players. So, when you came back, you didn’t slot in where you left. You had to go to the back of the line. Right. And I was fortunate enough that when I went to the back of the line, the Minnesota Twins came and calling and I went to the Twins. And the next year after I went to the Twins, I went to the Twins in ‘ 81. I went to the big leagues. And then 82 was my first full year in the big leagues. But from across the way, you know, it’s business. We got we got business to handle. You got this to handle from Detroit. Wash. We wish you guys the best and I really appreciate you being on with us today. Well, I appreciate you having me. As I said, anytime got a chance to talk some real baseball, which is what this is, I’m willing to be available all the time. I appreciate it. 50 years in the game, a wealth of wisdom. Ron Washington, we appreciate you being on. That’s all for today, gang. We’ll be back with more from the Detroit Tigers Radio Network. Detroit Tigers baseball brought to you by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Ready to help pause 10 seconds for station identification on the Detroit Tigers radio [Applause] network. I’m attorney Mark Bernstein at the Sam Bernstein Law Firm. When you’re hurt, you shouldn’t have to wait for help. That’s why when you contact us, we respond fast. You’ll have help when you need it most. We’re so responsive, we’re winning awards. In 2021 and again in 2022, we won the Hennessy Digital Award for fastest responding law firm. Getting help quickly when you need help most. That’s the Bernstein Advantage. 1800 call Sam. 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It’s brought to you by San Bernstein Law, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Jack Demer Ford, Corwell Health, Jack Demer, Lincoln, Figo, Mastercraft Heating, Cooling, and Electric, the D Las Vegas, Metro Detroit, Buick GMC Dealers, Northville Lumber, Figer Law, Meyer, Com McLaren Health, Wallside Windows, and Little Caesar’s Pizza. [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] It’s time to play ball with the call of the game from the Metro Detroit Buick GMC dealers broadcast booth. Here are the voices of Tigers baseball, Greg Ga and Bobby Scales. And welcome into a chilly and misty evening here in Anaheim. We’re at Angel Stadium. Greg Ga alongside Bobby Scales. It’s the third game of a four-game series partner between the Tigers and the Angels off a thrilling win the last actually last couple of nights for the Tigers. Thrilling victories over the Angels down late come from behind wins and so they look to make it three in a row and win the series tonight. Yeah, big big opportunity to win this series. Continue on that role. Big offense late in both games. They’ll take it how they can get it. Winning the first two games of this this four game set. Keys of the game are brought to you by Rave and Associates. Brought to you by Bell’s Founders and Long Drink. Proudly distributed by Rave Associates. What are your keys tonight, Bobby? Obviously a couple emotional wins. You don’t want that emotional let down tonight, but the Tigers playing good ball. They’re playing good ball, but you’re right, the riding the wave of the emotion. All the big offense late. That’s going to play right into the hands of a guy like Kyle Hendris mix and match doesn’t have dynamic stuff. We’ll get to that in a second. But the Tiger hitters have to maintain their poise, stay in their approaches. They’ve done such a good job of that all year long. They need to continue that night. Pitching match up is brought to you by the your local Toyota dealers. For all the latest offers, go to toyota.com. For the Tigers tonight, it’ll be right-hander Jack Flity. And for the Angels, right-hander Kyle Hendris, a veteran on the mound. Actually, both veterans on the mound. Both coming off of losses in their last few starts. Jack’s hit a little bit of a road bump lately. Hrix is also lost three in a row. Yeah, Jack didn’t have his command of the stuff the way he normally does. That three-pitch mix is going to be really important tonight. This lineup is very pitchable. If you can get to leverage early, you can get them to chase a little bit. On the other side with Hendrick, he is a artisan of pitching. Has never thrown hard. It was always 9091. It’s down to 86 mph on that fast right now. He is going to absolutely pick at the edges of the zone. If the Tigers can get him on the plate and stay disciplined to their approaches, it should be a good night for the boys. Let’s take a look at some starting lineups. Thank you very much, partner. What up, though, Detroit? Tonight’s starting lines are brought to you by Comra. Only one bank’s been committed to Michigan since 1849. That’s Kame. We’ll start first with your visiting Detroit Tigers. Leading off and playing right field is Carrie Carpenter. Zach McKinstry will hit second and play left field. Glabber Torres will hit third and play second base. The center fielder is Riley Green. He’ll bat fourth. Holt Keith is in the DH spot batting fifth tonight. Spencer Tolson over at first base batting sixth. Jace Young over at third base. He’ll bat seventh. Trey Sweening will lock down shortstop. He’ll hit eighth. and Dylan Dingler is behind the plate batting ninth. For the homestanding Los Angeles Angels, they’ll go this way. Leading off playing shortstop is Zack Neto. Nolan Shonowell will play first base and bat second. Jorge Soler will DH and bat third. Taylor Ward will clean up and play left field. Travis Darno will handle the catching and bat fifth. Luis Renhifo is over at third base, batting sixth. Batting se seventh is the right fielder, Mustavo Campo. Kyron Paris will play center field in bat eighth. And betting ninth, familiar face from the central, Tim Anderson at second base. Thank you very much, Mr. Scales. Game time weather is brought to you by Clean Express Auto Wash, the official car wash of the Detroit Tigers. Fast, easy, clean, and free vacuums. It was misty. It’s been chilly. There was rain off in the distance. 63° cloudy at game time. Very unanahimike for this time of year. Well, Tony Tony Tony wrote a song. It never rains in Southern California. He lied. So, you know, anyway, no. Look at you dropping the knowledge. Listen, this is this is actually unorthodox. Again, you guys know I’ve play worked out here for four years. You don’t get rain during the day very often in this part of California. It is a it’s a little mist and it counts. So, there you go. First pitch of the game is brought to you by McLaren Health, the official healthcare system of the Detroit Tigers. Carrie Carpenter, Zack Mckinstrike, Cababr Torres up here in the first inning against right-hander Kyle Hendris, the veteran who grew up in this area. He was born in Newport Beach. About 15 minutes down the road, he’s all set to go as Carpenter leads off the game. The first pitch from Hrix is swung on, popped up. Third base side and foul ground. Renifo into foul territory on the track. He’ll make the catch. One pitch and one out. First inning is brought to you by Rocket Mortgage. Own the dream. So we are underway here in Anaheim. Here is Zack McKinstry. Zach has been on a heater. 12game hitting streak. That’s a career best for Zack. Went one for five yesterday with a double. Today he’s playing left field. Third baseman Renifo creeps in even with the bag off the line and the first pitch is taken outside and ball one. You mentioned that Hrix does like to nibble at the edges. And if the Tigers can stick to their game plan, which we’ve seen them do so much lately, and just spit on those pitches that are just slightly away as the next pitch is taken away again and it’s two balls in no strength. Those are two very close takes right there by McKinson. And what it’s an early indication Manny Gonzalez is going to make Hendrickx get on the plate and that plays to the advantage of the Tigers for sure. It’s a two- count. Hendricks over the head wind up and he deal. There’s a swinging strike on a sinker away. He takes it to two and one. Kyle Hendricks out there. Four seam fast ball, two seam fast, change up. There’s an occasional curveball he’ll mix in, but those other three pitches, the two fast balls in the change up are his main weapons. Here’s the 2-1. This one cracked out to right field. Comprom. He’ll make the catch. And that’s the second out. Taylor Ward is in left. Kairen Paris in center. Gustavo Compro’s in right. Luis Renifo at third. Zach Netto at short. Tim Anderson at second. Nolan Showwell at first. Battery of Travis Darnos. Third veteran battery with Garno behind the plate and Hendrickx on the bump. Two gone here in the top of the first for Gabberto. Day off yesterday. He had a three hit day including a home run in the series opener over the Angels and first offering is taken on the outside corner. A sinker for a strike and it’s 0 and one. Brought up Manny Gonzalez calling the balls and strikes. Cory Blazers at third. The crew chief is Ron Kulpa at second. Alex Tossy is at first. It’s an 0 and one count on Torres. He’s in with a 300 average. Four homers as the change up misses down in the lane and the count goes even at a ball in a strike. Yeah, Hendricks on that change up. He’ll cut it. It’ll go down and away to his arm side away from right-handers and he can turn it over and make it go down and away to his arm side. The lefties one taken a called strike on a change and it’s one and two. He’s thrown a careerhigh in the change up department. Lot less sinkers than he used to [Applause] throw. It’s a ball in two strikes on Glaver Torres. Hendrickx down and away on a curve. First one we’ve seen today. And even the count up at two balls in two strikes. Yeah, you’re right, G about that. He, you know, he used to throw even though he never threw hard. He used to throw a lot more fast. Now you see over the last four or five years his usage of the change up has gone up exponentially. Two two from Hendricks going to foul straight back and we’ll do it again. What you saw right there was a change up. He took a couple more miles an hour off of that one. And that’s what he’s going to do. The biggest strength he has is his command. He can throw it up, down in the zone, east and west, but he also can throw a change up that’s 82. He’ll throw one that’s 81. He’ll float the curveball in there. you going back and forth. Two-2 swing and a miss and the Tigers go in order. We head to the bottom of the first. Jack Flity takes the pump. No score here on the home of Detroit Tigers baseball presented by Meyer. Get ready for Tigers baseball. Your day in baseball starts with MLB Central. Let’s get it started. Lead off your morning with in-depth breakdowns, perfect balance, [Applause] interviews with the players. Get back to the fast ball. I know what that passion feels like. and a little bit he properly of everything else the window seats are the baseball day begins with MLB central weekdays at 10 a.m. only on MLB Network. If you’re not watching this show, you’re the problem. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app. and MLB.com moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Yes, of course right down the line. It may go crazy folks. How crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable on the MLB app and MLB.com. The Michigan Achievement Scholarship can help. Don’t leave thousands on the field. Fill out the FAFSA today. Learn more at [Music] [Applause] mi.gov/achchievement. Bottom of the first inning at Angel Stadium and the Tigers and Angels are scoreless. Zach Netto Nolan Showell Jorge Solair drew up against the native of Burbank, California. Jack Flity grew up 30 miles from Angel Stadium that goes into the windup and the first pitch he was taken for a cold strike starting them off with a fast ball and it’s an 0 and1 count on netto. Yeah, good fast ball from Jack Flity right there about 93 miles an hour. That’s about his average for fast ball, slider, curve ball. Got a change up on slider, but Awan swinging to line five in the left field. That’s a base hit on the slider that time and is a board. Sends his hitting streak to nine straight ball games. Little different result though on the first base hit of the game tonight. Yeah, this one stayed in the yard. But it’s a good swing. This kid’s a good player. He’s going to be a really, really good player. Gets overshadowed a little bit at shortstop because you got guys like Gunnar Henderson and Bobby Whit Jr. playing in the American League, too. But this guy’s a shining star as well. Here is Nolan Showell. Man on first and nobody out in the bottom of the first. Jace Young creeps in at third base. Flity stretches at the letters. First pitch is taken outside in ball one. Shadow two for three in his career against Flity. He’s 0 for eight in the series. And batter against the righty. Infield plays for two up the middle with a Sweeney shaded up middle. Pitches called strike on a fast ball. That evens up at one and one. player. He’s lost his last two starts on each of the last two seasons against the Angels. [Applause] Netto off first. He’s stolen four bases this season. Here’s the 1-1 knuckle curve that misses away and Flity falls behind Shadowwell. Two balls in the strike. Eagle Stadium 347 down the line in left, 350 in right, 396 the straightaway center. the 2-1 swing and a miss on nothing curve. Double up on that pitch. Evens it up at two and two. A good pitch right there by Jack Flity. He’ll do that when he’s behind in an account to righties. A lot of times he’ll he’ll power that slider in there for a strike and he’ll feather he feather this knuckle curve into Shauna in the back door for a strike to the left-handed hitter. Runner on first, nobody out. Bottom of the first. The R scoreless clarity the high set and to two swinging in the foul over the screen into the seats. [Applause] Our partner we’re in range partner. We we got one two three four five six screens including computers, iPads, and monitors. I got you. Two and two. Clarity kicks and deliver. Swing and another foul. Third base side into the upper deck. do it again at two balls and two strikes. We need to stop talking about it because we’re going to speak it into a distance here in a little bit. Got one last night that was over here. Uh took the trash can out. Two and two count on Showell. Clarity delivers just outside on the slider. Runs it full. That’s a good pitch though. Just missed. Shauna started to go check the swing would go back in with that good fast ball as long as you locate it in there or you can go down below the zone with the breaking ball. See if Neto goes in motion here. He does not. And the payoff pitch is lifted in the air into left center. McKinstry and Green converge in the alley. Riley hurls away. McKinstry makes the catch and there’s one gone here in the first inning for Jorge Soler. This game is brought to you in part by Northville Lumber, the official lumber yard of the Detroit Tigers radio network. Man on first, one gone here in the first for Jorge Solair. One for eight in the series. Homer in the series opener two nights ago. Clarity stretches. Man off first is Neto. Little pick over to first. Neto diving back in ahead of it. [Applause] 8 foot home run wall that starts in left field, wraps all the way into right at the corners. It is a very short portion both right field and left field. Runner takes off. Flarity didn’t see it. Hitter backs away. It’s a stolen base from Neto. Pitches the called strike. Neto’s fifth steal of the year. Yeah, that’s on Jack there. He went with the same holding pattern, same cadence the entire at bat, the previous at bat. Neto was getting the gauge on him, timing him. He timed him up and stole second almost unconessively. The L1 curve misses in evens the count up. Clarity, his last guard was on this road trip against the Astros. Took a loss, surrendered four runs on six hits in five innings. Pitch in the dirt. Smothered by Dingler and Flity falls behind. Two balls in a strike. Jack has dropped three straight for the Brewers, the Padres’s, and the Astros looking to write the ship. His lone win of the year came on April 4th against the White Socks. Opponent hitting 217 off of Flity this season. The pitch swinging strike two and the count evens up on Solair. But good slider right there. You can pitch Soler out there just so long as you stand him up in. Good slider. He’ll spin off of that pitch. If you hang it, might need another one. Throw one in his swing. He’s still got plenty of power. Slightly open stance at the plate for Solair. Runner off second is Neto. We were scoreless in the first inning. Flarity kicks and deals. Got him looking. Strike three call. Painted the black with a fast ball. First strike out of the day. Two gone. Man on second for Taylor Ward. Yeah, Solair doesn’t like that call. Down and away from him. It was It was a 50/50 ball. One of those you can’t let go. Seems like Manny Gonzalez is giving more off of that edge of the plate to both Hendricks and Flity. Yeah, I think that’s right. First pitch swinging. Taylor Ward puts it into the seats. First base side foul and it’s 0 and one. Tigers and Angels third game of a four game series. Tigers on their longest road trip of the season. Bill one swing and a miss. Good slider that time from Flareity just below the zone. Now he’s ahead of Taylor Ward to nothing in the two. Ward hitless in the series. In fact, hitless in his last six ball games. A very pitchable Angels lineup. They are missing some key pieces. The O2 got him. Knuckled curve out of the zone. gets the swinging strike three. Back-to-back strikeouts for Flity. Works around a leadoff single. We head to the top of the second with no score here on the Detroit Tigers radio network presented by Meyer. The plans for the Comica Hatch Detroit contest by TTown have been submitted. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts went into right down the line with crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2 and a home run by the Wizards. The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? Oppo Taco a home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. It’s a great night for baseball. This matchup features some of the best talent of the game. A lot of power, a lot of marquee names. Here we go. Buckle up, folks. There’s a field. The bats have two stop ball. This place does no one entertain. The show continues. Screening gametoame coverage of the night’s biggest moments live and commercial free. MLB Network Strike Zone Wednesday and Friday nights all season. [Applause] [Applause] The second inning is brought to you by the Michigan Lottery and it’s also time for dollars on deck. If Colt Keith gets a hit this inning, Northville Lumber will donate to Detroit Blightbusters. Northville Lumber, Michigan’s number one TX dealer. Riley Green, Colt Keith, Spencer Torqulson do off here in the Tigers second. Riley etched his name in the history books last night in a couple of different ways as Hendricks gets back to work breaking ball. This is outside and that is ball one on Green. First player in Major League Baseball history had two ninth inning home run. You think about how long this game has played and Riley Green was the first to do it as the one is a ground ball that scoots up the middle. Don play at second by Anderson but he’s going to have no throw and Riley’s got an infield single. Yeah, Tim Anderson was pulled over in the in the four hole with Riley Green being a left-handed hitter. Riley didn’t hit it hard. It was on the ground again. Hendrick doesn’t give up a lot of hard contact. That’s how he gets by. Was in the right spot. Tim Anderson was able to glove it, but there was clearly no throw. Put it in his pocket. The Tigers with their first base runner of the day. And here’s Colt Keith won five day yesterday. That one hit was a home run. bounces one out towards its first. Show. Glove play to second for one. No relay to first. Digit Green on the 36 put out. [Applause] Average exit velocity off of Kyle Hendris 85.4 miles an hour. That ranks 94th [Applause] percentile. And it speaks to his ability to change speeds and change eye level and get you out front and not allow you to get your best swing off. You make contact, but you don’t get your best swing off. Pitch to Spencer Torqulson is called strike. Torque one for nine in the series. That one hit was a homer. Three home run friendly ballparks on this trip. Houston, Angel Stadium, and then Forest Field coming up next week. Y1 swing and a foul off of the catcher. And and the interesting thing about that, Greg, is the fact that this ballpark, I don’t know what’s I don’t know what has happened here, but to see the ball fly out of out of the park the way it did last night at night here, this place used to play very, very big, and it did for a long time, and over the last few years, it has become a very good place to hit homers. [Applause] He off first. Hendrick stretch it. Steals on the 02. Corlson takes a sink just below the zone for [Applause] ball. Corson 231 nine homers giving in 26. Second baseman Anderson shaded up the middle. Neto and Reno play back at left side. This one ground ball to second. Anderson has it. Goes to second one himself. on the first and that’s a double [Applause] play. Nice play by Anderson to turn two and that sends this game into the bottom of the second with no score here in the homeland. Detroit Tigers baseball presented by Meyer. Imagine a world where technology transforms the way we think about our envir your day in baseball starts with MLB Central. Let’s get it started. Lead off your morning with in-depth breakdowns. Perfect balance interviews with the players. Get back to the fast ball. I know what that passion feels like and a little bit of everything else. The window seats are the baseball day begins with MLB Central weekdays at 10:00 a.m. Eastern only on MLB Network. If you’re not watching this show, you’re the problem. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? [Music] [Applause] Albo Taco, a home run hit to the opposite field with an Taco 13 and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager says the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 9/11. Your moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] home half of the second, no score. Tigers and Angels Flity gave up a leadoff single in the first, then got the side in order, giving a pair of strikeouts. his first offering to Travis Darno. Fouled behind the plate into the upper deck and it’s an 0 and1 [Applause] count. Tigers looking for three straight wins over the Angels and four straight overall as Flity on the 01. Taken called strength. Bottom of the zone, nothing and two. Yeah, I like the sequence right here to Darnell. Veteran guy. He likes to pick on breaking balls and he’ll guess with you. Stay firm with him and locate, you get a good chance of getting him out. It’s a no ball two strike count as Flareity goes into the motion fields. That’s enough curve and misses down and away. It’s a ball in two strikes. Darnell, Renifo and Pompeo do up here in the Angels second inning. One two pitch ripped up the left field line. And that one’s got a lot of hang time on her. Bounces off the track and one hops the wall. Arno ed second and he’ll get in ahead of the throw. It’s a leadoff double. Pause. 10 seconds with station identification here in the Detroit Tigers radio [Applause] network. [Music] Here’s Luis Renifo leading off double for Darno and Heino. He’s had it’s had some success against Flity in his career. Three hits, two of those homers. Corners pinched in. First pitch, a swinging strike on the knuckle curve. It’s a pitch that Jack has thrown a lot over the first two innings today. He has clearly that’s the plan of attack for him against this angel lineup. That curve ball to bothhanded hitters may play a little better against this lineup as opposed to the slider. Pitch high and away evens the count up for the ball and strike. Injury report brought to you by McLaren Health official healthcare system of the Detroit Tigers. And earlier today, John Breia scoreless inning for Triple A Toledo as he tries to send back to the major leagues. That pitch is high and outside. Two balls in a strike. Dak 30 out there tapping on his on his left shoulder indicating he needs to keep that front side closed a little bit. Run away. Ran away from his arm the last couple pitches. 2-1 breaking ball swung on. Tapped out towards second. Charging in Torres. Has to hurry. Flips on to first to get Rando. Over to third goes Darno. The Angel have a man on third base and one out in the second inning. Gustavo Campero is the batter and the Tigers will play with the infield in to try and cut down Darnell from third base. No score Tigers and Angels here in the [Applause] second clarity offers up first pick. Ground ball to first on one hop. Spencer Torqulson takes two steps. steps on the bag with the infield in. Darno forced to stay at third base. Two down for Kronis. Yeah, good job by Jack Flurry. He doesn’t throw a lot of sinkers. That was one of the few he’ll throw all night. Needed a ground ball. Fast away to Compro. He wraps. He rolls over it to Cork at first base. Checks the runner at third. Easy out at first base. Two down. Harris the hitter. Runner on third. Jace Young plays Eden with the bag. First offering is the swing and strike on a slider away and it’s an 0 and1 [Applause] count. Big crowd tonight here in Anaheim. Great setting for a ball game as the 01 pit is driven in the air center field. Riley Green into the alley being pulled off by Carpenter. They collide. Brun scores and to second goes. So, a miscommunication between Green and Carpenter in the right field alley and that gives the Angels a one- nothing lead. Just something we haven’t seen a lot of out of this Tiger outfield over the last couple years quite frankly and especially this year. Had a little collision yet a couple days ago with Bayz and I believe it was Mckenstry. The ball got caught. As you know, the center fielder has pri priority over anybody out there. If he wants it, he gets it. They were both calling for it. Carp didn’t yield and it ends up on the ground. Runner takes off for third. First pitch swinging. Tim Anderson sends it out to right. Carrie Carpenter is there. He’s got it. And the side is retired. An error gives the Angels a one- nothing lead as we head to the top of the third here on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network presented by Meer. Huddle up sports fans. If you’re in the Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. You know what it [Music] means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Introducing baseball’s all new national pregame show. MLB Tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dad and a Stars roster for a preview of all the Mets matchups. Get a first look at the lineups. Everything looks good right now for the Yankees. First take from the players. I’m just excited to put any pair of cleats on. And the first of many breakdowns before the first pitch. A full night of baseball starts at 5:00. MLB Tonight’s National Pregame Show, weekdays at 5 Eastern on MLB Network. Great moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one in the right down the line. It may go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three to two on a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] Top of the third inning, Angels with a one- nothing lead over the Tigers. Third inning is presented by Mastercraft Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Electric for fast service and the best price. Choose Mastercraft. Jace Young leads an off day yesterday in the win over the Angels. Also walked in and the first pitch of Kyle Hendris misses away with a curve and it’s ball one. Hendrick signed a one-year deal with the Angels in the [Applause] offse last 11 seasons with the Chicago Cubs. The 10 pitch. Her ball missing away and Young’s got the C’s favor of two balls and no strikes. And Heo plays way off the line at third base with a short stop and normally play with Neto shaded up the middle. He can get to second. Pitch is popped up. Neto right behind the bag at second base makes the catch and there’s one gone here in the third. Just a little baby pop off the bat of Jace Young and that’s what he’ll do to you. That ball was in but on the black 20 count you’re looking to do some damage. Swing got a little big. He just lows you to sleep with all that off speed off speed he throws and then throws that 86 in there. Looks like a 100. Here’s Trey Sweeney. Hendrick steals. It’s fouled straight back to the net. It’s an 0 and1 count. Bobby and I were talking earlier today. 67% chase rate for Kyle Hendricks. And the chase contact rate was in the 70% range. Yeah, 79%. The L1 swing and a miss on a sinker away and it’s nothing and two on Sweeney. So functionally what that means is he’s getting guys to chase and when it’s outside the zone most of the time I say most of the time 58% of the time chase contact rate is 58% his is 79. What does that mean? A lot of poor contact because the ball’s out of the strike zone. Here’s the O2. Sweeney pokes it to short. Circling around is Neto. He’s got it on first in time for the out. Two gone. That’s a perfect example of exactly what we just talked about. And that count right there. Throws that change up down and away. Looks so good. And it fades out of the zone a little bit. Tweeny’s off balance just a touch. Throws the bat head at it. Cues it off the end of the bat to shortstop. Now that ball’s in play. We always talk about contact and how we want these guys to make contact, but that ball’s in play, but it’s hit so so softly. It’s just easy play for the shortstop. Meadow Dylan Dingler with two down. The base is empty. It’s one- nothing Angels. And Dingler takes a strike on a sinker. Good day for you and your alumni. Bad day for Dingler’s college team. A bad weekend for these Ohio for his Ohio State Buckeyes. The 01. The curve that misses way outside. Kind of evens up. What was it yesterday? 21 23 to1. Good guys. Wolverines beat the Buckeyes. They took it on the chin a little bit. They’re they’re re rebuilding down there. Columbus. We don’t want to be too hard on them. ball and a strike the count on. Dylan Dinger’s had a fantastic series. Five hits including a homer. He fouls this one over the screen into the seats and it’s a one and2 count. And what was it today when I texted you? 18 to1. 18 to1 in the fourth. We’re going to predict the research department’s on a final right now for you. [Applause] Dingler in a hole. One and two. Two hit day yesterday. Three hits in the series opener, hitting 300 on the season. All in two strikes the count as Hrix delivers. That one’s low. He leads it up with two balls and two [Applause] strikes. One nothing Angels. Top of the third. Third game four game weekend series. Two balls and two strikes on Dingler. [Applause] Hendrickx into the motion delivers. This one cracked out to right field. Hit pretty well and Perro going back. He’s at the warning track and he makes the catch in front of the wall. Dingler retired and the Tigers go in order. We head to the last of the third. One- nothing Angels here in the home for Tigers baseball presented by Meyer McLaren. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Miss Corks one into right down the line it may go. Go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game behind the three to two and a home run by the Wizards. [Applause] The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. It’s a great night for baseball. This match up features some of the best talent in the game. A lot of power, a lot of marquee names. Here we go. Buckle up, folks. SP this no one teaser entertainment. The show continues. Experience game to game coverage of the night’s biggest moments live and commercial free. NLB Network Strike Zone Wednesday and Friday nights all season. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Next phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it [Music] means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with an off taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and mlb.com. [Applause] [Applause] Bottom of the third. Tigers trail the Angels one to nothing. Unarn run scoring off of Jack Flareity in the second. This is brought to you in part by Meyer, official partner of the Detroit Tigers and replays all season long brought to you by the Sam Bernstein Law Firm. When you need the right call made 1800 call Sam top of the Angels lineup, Zach Neto leads it off. He singled, stole the base in the first and Clarity gets back to work in the first offer. Needto takes a call strike. It’s 0 and one. [Applause] Balls in a strike. Did you catch that, Bobby? Did they They changed the error. I think they had it E8, which would have been on Riley and they changed it to E9 on Carrie Park. The L1 swing and a foul tip in the middle of Dingler and it’s nothing too. It’s the first error by the trio of outfielders today. McKinstry, Green, and Carpenter. His first error of the [Applause] season. Clarity ahead and there’s a swing and a miss for strike three. Ball was dropped. Dingler fire it down to first and Neto retired on the third strike out for Flity. A good sequence right there by Dingler and Flity. One strike pitch was that good sink. again doesn’t throw a ton of sinkers, but the ones he’s thrown have been had really good down and action down and in the right-handed hitters. Then he goes back away with that curve ball. Devastating. Here’s Nolan Showell. Takes a strike from Flareity on the fast ball away and it’s 0 and one. Showell. He is a guy that ascended to the big leagues so fast. Made it up in his draft year. That’s called strike. Knuckle curve. and he’s quickly in a hole. 0 and2 and the Angels, they’ve been doing a lot of that the last few seasons. If they get a guy in the draft and he shows anything in the minor leagues, they zip him right up here to Anaheim. Yeah. I mean, that’s a that’s one way of going about it, right? That’s definitely been their philosophy. I think the things you have to remember is sure you like the talent, but you have to get guys that have enough mentality between their ears. Yu ripped to right field, a base hit for Shanawa. Fast ball. Jack left it middle. Middle middle that time. That’s third hit of the game for the Angels. And again, every organization has different philosophies of how long guys stay in the minor leagues, but to bring guys up in their draft year like that, you don’t even learn how to be a professional baseball player and you find yourself in the big leagues. Yeah, you got to bear with it. You got to bear with it from from a managerial perspective. Ron Washington’s a teacher. That’s who he is to the core of his being. Got to have patience. Here’s Jorge Soler struck out looking his first time through and he takes the fast ball down and away. You had a chance to talk to Wash earlier today. Got to be a tough situation when he’s only on a two-year contract with the Eagles in his second season. You talk about a baseball lifer in Ron Washington as the 10 is a hold strike and the county evens up. Yeah. 50 years in this game. got signed in 1970 by the Kansas City Royals and he’s been in it ever since in a variety of capacities. Obviously played for a long time but then right went right into coaching. But I mean his his spirit and his love of this game is it’s immense. One is a wave and a miss on the knuckle curve. It’s a ball in two [Applause] strikes and Washington he’s always been a guy that’s been lauded for his work with him. Yeah. a one-two in the dirt. Two balls and two strikes. You know, the list of guys he’s helped get to the next dot in their development. As far as their infield play is is is too long to even mention. I know Marcus Simeon has raved about him and challenged them straight up. Hey, what kind of infielder do you want to be? Or you want to be a guy that played in here and goes to the outfield? It’s up to you. And he put in the work and he’s made a great career for himself. Two-2. This is away. Runs it full on Solair. Tigers trailing by a run. One- nothing here in the bottom of the third inning. Mfield looking for two play to shaded up the [Applause] middle. Johnowell off first. Not a threat to steal. There’s a swinging strike three on a knuckle curve again. Fourth strike out for Flareity. Second time he gets Soler. And clearly the Angels, they weren’t ready for that pitch tonight cuz he is getting some wild swings and misses on. Well, they even if you’re ready for it, the last couple he’s thrown to sole, you’re not hitting those anyway. Threw the slider the first at bat to punch him out and nasty curveball. Good line and break. Finish him there. Taylor Ward takes a strike. throws that pitch about 24% of the time, but he’s thrown that more than anything tonight. Y one lifted in the air to right. Carpenter going back. He’s in front of the track, reaches up, makes the catch, and the sign is retired. Angels strand a man at first. We head to the top of the fourth. It’s the Angels one. The Tigers nothing here on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network presented by Meyer. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. You know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Boston with an Taco. His 13th. Then it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or masters follow. I I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] Introducing baseball’s all new national pregame show. MLB tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dad. The stars a roster for a preview of all the night’s matchups. Get a first look at the lineups. Everything looks good right now for the Yankees. First take from the players. I’m just excited to put any pair of cleats on. And the first of many breakdowns before the first pitch. A full night of baseball starts at 5. MLB Tonight’s National Pregame Show. weekdays at 5 Eastern on MLP [Applause] Network. Tigers trail the Angels one- nothing. We are in the top of the fourth inning here at Angel Stadium. Greg Gia alongside Bobby Scales and Bobby the fourth inning presented by Wallside windows local and family-owned celebrating 81 years Michigan’s leader in replacement windows. Glad you could join us staying up late on the east coast. We’re here on the west coast place that Bobby called home for a few years. Live right up the road. Not not far at all. Yeah. Terry Carpenter to lead it off. He popped out on one pitch in the first inning. Kyle Hendricks is back to work. He has started his day free scoreless. First pitch to Carpenter. Hughes it off the end of the bat foul and it’s 0 and one. Hrix has dropped his last three starts. He has never lost four in a row in his career. Tigers trying to change that here tonight in a series of late runs. Tigers from the seventh inning on the last two nights outscoring the Angels 17 to nothing. Hendrick misses wide change up and it’s one ball and one strike. [Applause] Heifa way off the line again at third base. Neto up the middle. Pitch swing and a chopper right back to the mound. Carried by Hrix. Flips to first. Carpenter retired. One gone. So Tigers are making contact. Only one strike out. First time through the lineup for Kyle Hendris. But he is getting soft contact which is when he is successful that’s what happens. It’s what he does and it’s what he does his entire big league career over 10 years in the major leagues. Just keeps you in the rocker, keeps you off balance. Very difficult to hit that way. McKin sent one for a ride to right field. His first time up, came up just short of a homer and he’ll take hold strike and it’s an 0 and one count. Hendricks, he was not on the free agent market long. He knew where he wanted to go. that pitches away and it’s a one ball one strike count came up for rather grew up not far from Angel Stadium come to games as a kid with his dad here’s the 1-1 chases a change up out of the zone a swinging strike two good action on that pitch right there down and away from McKinstry best change up we’ve seen him throw tonight very possible so much fading action on it the one ball two strike count on McKinstry Hendricks delivered inside. Pulled strike three. Two down and for Hendricks his second strike out. You’re right. He sort of lulls you to sleep. Tiptoeing around the zone and then he comes at you with a sinker that just clips that inside edge and take hold strike. And it’s got that same action. We talk about the front door sinker into a lefty from a right-handed pitcher. Starts in and runs back over again. only 86 mph, but the movement and how he got to that sinker so effective. Torres takes called strike on a sinker in its own one. Torres went down on strikes in the first game brought to you in part by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. ready to help. Oh, one to swings, fouls it back, and it’s nothing in two. You see, he took a little extra hitch when he was about to. He saw that curveball just sort of floating in, his eyes lit up, and then all he could do was foul. But that’s what it does to you. He tried to ride it out on his front side, saved his hands, recognized it, but you’re just so far out in front because the speed is so slow. Here’s the O2 swing and a foul. is going to get to the middle tier of seating on the first base side. It would have been a nothing in two. Guys like him are hard to hit and and really and truly this was going to be a test. The evolution of this lineup and the evolution of their approach and how much more mature it is this year. Two years ago, this would have been a really horrible matchup for the Tigers. Now it’s much better. These guys are a couple years older. 02 this one. One hopper to short. Neto a long throw across time. Got a lot of air under that throw. It’s like a eus over the first base. That was weird. Gets Torres signed retired in order. Hendricks is sent down eight in a row. We take a hack at guessing which baseball player or maners end up following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Your moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] Your day in baseball starts with MLB Central. Let’s get it started. Lead off your morning with in-depth breakdowns, perfect balance, interviews with the players. Get back to the fast ball. And I know what that passion feels like and a little bit Hey, properly of everything else. The window seats are the baseball day begins with MLB Central weekdays at 10 a.m. Eastern only on MLB Network. If you’re not watching this show, you’re the problem. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one in right down the line. It may go crazy, folks. How crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three to two on a home run by the Wizards. The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] [Applause] and and good [Applause] times. Bottom of the fourth inning, the Tigers trail the Angels one to nothing. Travis Darno let off the second with a double and he scored on an error for the game’s only run. This series is presented by Mastercraft. Heating the wing plumbing and electric clarity into his motion. Hoppers up first pitch a check swing. Did he go? No. Says first base umpire. And that’s ball one on Darnell. And had never faced Flity coming into today’s game. 10 pitch taken. A call of strike and a fast ball away. Yeah, good pitch right there. fast ball glove side down. Nothing you can do with that. And that’s been the one side of the plate that Manny Gonzalez has been giving a little leeway to. Here’s the one-1 from Flare. A line drive up the middle in the base hit in center [Applause] field. Garnell is two for two and the Angels have their leadoff hitter aboard in three of the first four innings tonight. Yeah, and that’s and that’s another pitch right down the middle. He wanted Dland Dingler wanted that glove side on that corner again. Get it out there. in the middle of the plate. Darnell was able to get to it for a clean single up the middle. A man on first for Luis Renifo. Send it out to the second baseman. Torres in the second inning. Jason Young way in at third base on the grass. First pitch for Clarity. It’s swung on. Chopped first. Torlson taps first. Goes to second. They’ve got him in a run down. Torqulson applies the tag and that is a double play. [Applause] Well done right there by Spencer Torqulson. Big chopper off the bat of Renhifo right to Torque. He was close to the bag cuz he’s holding Darnell on. Steps on the bag, gives Trey Sweeney something to work with. Darnell tries to hold up and reverse course and he is tagged out about a third of the way from first base. That’s good job. Yeah, nothing you could do if you’re Darn Oak forced to run in that situation and perfectly executed. Court to Sweeney. Back to Torque. First pitch swinging and Gustavo Pompeo fouls one away. Third base [Applause] side. Just like that. Two outs here in the fourth inning. Pero grounded out to the first baseman Torqulson in the second inning. Clarity winds and him deal swing and a tap foul at home plate. It’s nothing and two. Chilly night here in California. At least the rain and mist held off. It was misting earlier today. 02 down and in. Angels, they just went with a show and go today after a couple of tough losses. Veteran skipper Ron Washington probably sensing his guys needed a little breather away from the field. And sometimes that’s just what you need. Got to just not show up eight hours before the game. 012 swinging a ground ball to first. Torqulson goes down to get racing to the bag and he beats Campero and the side is retired after the leadoff single. The Angels go in order. We head to the fifth. It’s one- nothing Angels here on the Detroit. Great moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one in the right down the line [Music] with crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2 and a home run by the Wizards. The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Producing baseball’s all new national pregame show, MLB Tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dad. The Star roster for a preview of all the night’s matchups. Get a first look at the lineups. Everything looks good right now for the Yankees. First take from the players. I’m just excited to put any pair of cleats on. And the first of many breakdowns before the first pitch. A full night of baseball starts at 5. MLB Tonight’s National Pregame shows at 5 Easterners on MLB Network. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or maners the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? [Applause] Angels lead the Tigers one- nothing here in the top of the fifth inning. Run scored on an error for Los Angeles back in the second. Riley Green, Colt Keith, and Spencer Tolson do up here in the fifth. Green one for one. He’s singled in the second inning with a race at second of base. How Hendricks back to work. First pitch taken away and that’s a ball. Hendricks, he has been efficient. Only 41 pitches as he is pitching here into the fifth inning. And after the Angels bullpen had their issues the last couple of nights is just what they wanted for 10. Green takes called strike on the outside edge. Even the count up. Fifth inning is brought to you by Figer Law. All they do is win. Here’s the 1-1 on Green. Wave and a miss. And a change up away. It’s a ball in two strikes. One of only three Tigers to home in the same inning in Tiger history. And some pretty good names on that list. The one, two, fouled away third base side. That list of three includes Riley Green, Magalio Ordonz, and Al Taylor Haley. Good list right there. That’s good company. Yeah, it is. The one two takes it outside. Two balls and two strikes. Good take right there by Riley Green. Change up. Just missed. It was off but tantalizingly [Applause] close 2-2. Green goes the other way. Kyler gave some love to the hitting department after last night’s game. They said they had a good game plan. Michael Dar gave him credit for their attack against Kelly Jansen. Not an easy guy to face, especially in late game situations. potential future hall of famer 2-2. It’s low runs it full. Yeah, those guys do a really good job down there. Michael Badar leads that group. Keith Ogard, Lance Sawatsky, that three-headed monster of offensive minds has got this Tiger offense rolling right now. Here’s the payoff to Green. Sharply hit up the middle, backhanded by Anderson. Leaves shallow right, turns his bottom, throws to first, and gets Riley Green for the out. Yeah, that’s a good swing by Riley Green. Good approach right there. Didn’t bite on the soft stuff away. Took a fast ball down and then got a curveball. He could hand a lot away from him. Hooked it a little bit. Hit it hard though. Tim Anderson. Nice play to his right. Sure-handed. Caught it. Gathered himself. Still got a short stop arm. He’s playing second. Got there in plenty of time. One down. The bases are empty for Colt Keith. Hitting to a fielder’s choice in the second inning. Hendricks delivers. Keith turns this one to center. Harris moving into the alley. the center field has got it and two outs in the fifth. A check of that out of town scoreboard from the 1800 Paul Sands Studios earlier today. Cleveland beat Toronto 5-3. Padres’s 2-1 winners over the Pirates. Giants 6-3 over the Rockies. Central Minnesota 4-3 win over Boston. Good down for Spencer Torqulson who will take a [Applause] strike. Rebels beat the Brewers 6-2. Texas Rangers, their offensive struggles continue 2-1 loss to the Seattle Mariners. Figure out what’s going on down the Texas. They’re not hitting a lick. It’s it’s it’s amazing. Wyatt Langford was gone for a little while, but none of them are hitting. Hill one. Jordan checks his swing. It is away and it evens the count. Rays beat the Yankees 3-2. Rays have had their hands full with the Yankees this season. The 1-1 wave and a miss on a curve ball. One and two. They feel like they played them 19 times already. I mean, they have it clearly. Seems like they’ve played just about every week. Every other day. One and two on Spencer Torqulson. He hit into a 4-3 double play. His first time through. Shoots this one to right the foul. Tigers with two out in the fifth inning have been limited to one hit. Riley Green base knock in the second. Hendricks his sixth start of the year only second here at home. One twoerson spits on the curve ball outside the count up. Two balls with two [Applause] strikes. Hendricks a couple of clunkers on that three-game losing streak. Gave up five and four innings to Houston on the 13th and gave up seven against the Twins on the 25th. Lasted just three innings that day. 2-2. Orlson pops this one up into left. Neto going out coming in. Taylor Ward. It’s Neto the shortstop. takes it and the Tigers go in order. Kyle Hendris is clicking right now as we head to the bottom of the fifth. Tigers trail the Angels one- nothing here on the home of Detroit Tigers. Big every game night is a chance to go big with MLB Big Inn. Turn on baseball’s only nightly show that brings you the biggest plays of the night live and promotion free. Two him out. No one stacks more clutch plays into one live show with up to four games on a single screen. Out of here. He is fire. Change up game night with baseball’s biggest game changer. MLB big inning presented by Ram trucks every night all season long on MLB.TV. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is ao taco. You know what it [Applause] [Music] [Applause] means? Ao taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin Hayes with an off taco, his 13th, and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager Smith would follow. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Nets home game after 911. Your moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] Jack Clarity back to work here in the bottom of the fifth. An unearned run. The difference in this ball game as the Tigers trail one- nothing to the Angels. And the first pitch is a called strike on Kairen Paris who lifted a ball into right center. They originally ruled an error on Riley Green as he and Carrie Carpenter converged in the alley collided. The ball dropped. They changed that error to Carpenter and it led to the Angels run. Big swing and miss on the knuckle curve and nothing and two on Paris. Jack Flick got his good stuff working today. It’s shame that that ball fell in and ended up getting getting dropped allowing that run to score cuz he’s matched Kyle Hendricks pitch for pitch thus far. It’s a no ball two strike down on Paris. The wine by Flity. He delivers down and away. It’s a ball in two strikes. What are you seeing different today than what we saw on Monday? Yeah, just better location. I think his body’s moving a little bit better, too. A couple times you saw him pat himself on the chest to make sure he’s going the right direction. But the direction and the sequencing of location, this pitch has been very good. Big swing and miss by Paris on that knuckle curve. And there’s one gone in the fifth. That is the fifth strikeout for Flareity. This pitch count very manageable as well. He’s a 56 pitcher. He works here in the fifth inning. Pitch count brought to you by Rocket Mortgage. Own the Dream. One out. Here’s Tim Anderson to right his first time through and he will take a strike. And that right there, especially to this lineup, being able to land your off speed early in the count for strikes. So important. They’re looking to hit heaters. You can mix them up early. Gives you the advantage. A one check swing. Homeplay umpire not even going to ask for help. Said Anderson went around. It’s nothing in two. Quiet season at the plate for Anderson hitting just [Applause] 170. Yu from Flity. Ball misses away. Ball in two strikes. [Applause] A lot of swing and miss in this Angels lineup. They don’t walk very often. It is a work in progress this organization. The one, two, got him. Swinging strike three. Backto back swinging strikeouts on the knuckle curve. Two gone. Just another good sequence right there. You fed him a couple curve balls early. You zip the fast ball away. That’s just off the plate for a ball. Good arm speed. Same same tunnel, same location, but it’s a curve ball. Anderson swings over the top. This good stuff right here from Jack Flity tonight. Two outs and the base is empty. Tigers trailing one- nothing in the fifth as Flareity gets to work on Zack Neto who swings at the first pitch. Fouls it away and it’s 0 and one. Neto likes ambushing the first pitch, doesn’t he? He likes if it’s over the plate and he he wants to fire on it, he’s going to early in the count, especially the fast ball. [Applause] A one from Flare. Taken called strike on a fast ball away and it’s nothing and two. He first got to the big leagues. He’s pretty much straight up and down. Had a big leg kick and a wind up. Got found out a little bit. Made the adjustment more spread out. A little bit more conventional stance, shoulder width apart, smaller kick. I think it’s helped him. But he steps in the box ready to hit every at bat. Still has that wide open stance. the O2 in the dirt. A ball in two strikes. And that kind of goes back to my earlier point, Bobby, where Cal Netto, he ascended to the big leagues so fast. And you would think that those are some of the kinks that could have been worked out in the minor leagues, not at the big league level. You’re not wrong. You’re not wrong. But I just think it’s one of those those deals that where they believe that, you know, this guy his first of all, his glove probably got here faster than his bat did. And his bat was very good, too. One, two from Flity. This is the win. And so I I felt they probably felt like, and again, not being out here, don’t know, but they probably felt like his bat isn’t that far away. His glove is ready right now. Let’s put him at shortstop. He can catch the ball. We’ll have some patience with the offense, but it’s come around 2-2 away with enough curve. Runs the count full. And and quite frankly, that’s that’s kind of backwards. A lot of guys, the bat will arrive before the glove will. and you’re searching for a place to play him, but you think that the bat’s going to play at the major league level. Third full count work by an Angels hitter in this ball game. Payoff from Flareity is fouled [Applause] back. One- nothing Angels. Bottom of the fifth. Flity with six strikeouts. Update brought by Cardless, official ready can cocktail of the Detroit Tigers. Clarity into the motion. Heels on the payoff. Got him. A swinging strike three. Another strike out on the knuckle curve as Flarity strikes out the side here in the fifth. We’re on to the sixth. One- nothing Angels on top here on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network presented by Meyer. At America Bank, we believe small businesses deserve major league support. That’s why we provide a higher level of guidance. Professional great. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it [Applause] means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Boston with an awful taco. His 13th and it’s a one- run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. take a hack at guessing which baseball player or managers had to follow. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Yes, Clarks wanted to write down the line. It may go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2. A home run by the Wizards. [Applause] The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and [Applause] MLB.com. Jace Young leads off the top of the sixth inning. The Tigers with a one- nothing lead or trailing the Angels one- nothing. First pitch from Kyle Hendricks. Jace lays a bunt down, pushes it foul. Good idea with way off the line. That would have been a bunt single if he had kept it there. I like it. And what happens sometimes, you think the bunt needs to be perfect. Jace Young was kind of running out of the box before he bunted it. Where Reno’s playing, you could square around, just push it over there and still beat it out. He’s moved in and over towards third base since J for one. The 01 pitch lifted the other way. Foul out of play. It’s nothing and two. The sixth inning is brought to you by Jack Demer Automotive Group. Experienced the Demer difference. Only one hit for the Tigers through the first five innings today. Bradley Green single back in the second as Hendricks off it. Y fouls it back our way into the control room. Fella was wearing a glove and he missed it and still boxed it. Oh my goodness. Skillet. 0 and two on Jace Young. Hendricks delivered. Young fouls at P. Jay stays alive to count it. No balls and two strikes to send him to the Bobby Scale School of infield work. That’s remedial. We got some work to do before they get to me. Oh, and the [Applause] count. Hrix. Long look in as he is square to the plate. Hands up the head. O2. Got him. Swinging strike three. That sinker again. Only 85 miles an hour. But it looked like it came out of his hand at about 95. And that’s the type of swing that he got from Jace. That’s exactly right because he had him in swing mode and it was everything was down down down soft down and then boom he zips him upstairs with 86 miles an hour. It looks like a 100. Hendrickx came into this game career high walk numbers, career low strikeout rate. Trey Sweeney takes outside for a ball. But tonight, he has not walked a hitter and he’s allowed just one hit. Both starting pitchers dialed in. The only difference of this game, an unearned run in the second. A one taken a called strike on a curve. The first one we have seen Manny Gonzalez All the strength that was out of the zone on the arm side. Here’s the 1-1 viewed off the end of the bat foul and it’s a ball in two strikes. But you just watch the exit velocities of everything the Tigers are putting into play. The Green’s last ground ball out was up over 100 miles an hour, but everything else true to form against Hendricks anywhere from that 85 to 95 mph range on the exit velocity. on the two strikes on Trey Sweeney. Hendricks delivers. That’s a look. Greg, to your point, I’ve only got in my little eyeball test, I’ve only got three blue dots on my scorecard. Dylan Dingler over to right field to fly ball. Back Mckenry fly ball to right. And Riley’s in the 4-3 to Riley Green last time up. 22 misses up and in. And it runs the count full. Even his hit was hit pretty softly. It was just hit in the right place. 12 in a row set down by Hendricks. Pay off to Sweeney. Ground ball to second base. Anderson scoops, flips. Two down. Tough sledding right now for these Tigers hitters. Here’s Dylan Dingler. Charge into a ball in the third inning, but flew to [Applause] right. One nothing Angels. Top of the sixth. First pitch to Dingler. This is a way on a change. And that’s ball one. [Applause] or no offer. Curve ball for a strike. Top of the zone evens the count. No action in either bullpen thus far tonight. Hendrick 68 pitches. The 1-1 away with a miss at a sinker in and he’s in a hole. One and two. I mean, Hendrick’s ability to get to set his stuff up to go into these hitters, whether to be right or left-handed by just being soft away. Soft away. Show a fast ball away and zipping the fast ball in. It’s It’s amazing. And then that sinker, the action on the sinker is very good tonight. On the two strikes on Dylan Dingler, bases empty, two out, top of the sixth inning. Hendricks wheels and deals. Dingler shoots this one to left center. get down ball and it does for a base hit. Up with it Taylor Warren and Dylan Dingler. He’s hit safely in all three games of this series. It’s his sixth hit of the series and the Tigers have the tying man on base for the top of the lineup and Carrie Carpenter. Yeah, pretty good swing by Dingler still got in on him a little bit, but that sinker was up. If that sinker’s down, it’s probably a ground ball of third. It’s up. Dylan Dingler, strong dude, muscles it into left field for a base knock. We have just been watching all season the evolution of Dylan Dingler at the plate. It’s been fun to see. It really has. Here’s Carpenter tying run at first, two outs in six. First pitch is low and that’s ball one. Go ahead and hang a breaking ball here, Mr. Hendricks. Harry popped out on one pitch in the first inning. Grounded out back to Hendricks in the fourth. These Tiger hitters, not many of them have seen Hendrick. In fact, there’s only been two of them. This one hit in the air, not deep left field coming in. Taylor Ward, plenty of room. He’s got it. And the side is retired. Tigers strand a man on. We’re off to the bottom of the six. It’s one- nothing Angels here in the home. Detroit Tigers baseball presented by Meer. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? [Music] Alo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin Taco, his 13th. And it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or man was following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Here moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one in right down the line. So crazy, folks. So crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2. A home run by the Wizards. [Applause] Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] [Applause] bottom of the sixth. Angels lead the Tigers one to nothing. Nolan Shadow, Horge Solair, Taylor Ward, all due up here in the sixth. Unarn runs scoring on an error back in the second. It’s the game’s lone run. Jack Flity gets back to work. He struck out the side in the fifth. First pitch to Shawell is taken low for a ball. Shawal has one of the four Angels hits. He flew to left in the first inning. Singled in the third. One from [Applause] Flare. Prepare for a strike. Evens the count up. Bobby, we looked up in between innings the usage of Jack Flity on that knuckle curve. Pitch that he normally throws about 24% of the time, but he was up around 33%. Yeah. Yeah, he was. And it was noticeable. I didn’t exactly know the count, but I knew it was more than normal. And sure enough, that’s been the game plan. He’s been able to execute that both sides of the plate below the zone when he needs to throw it for a strike. Well, one down and away on a change up. Two balls in the string. And that curve ball is a field pitch. It’s it’s kind of like the curveball and change ups are real field pitches. There’s some nights you just don’t have that feel for it and to grind through it. He’s got it tonight. 2-1 swinging a hard hit line drive up the middle and a base hit into center field for Shanov. He’s got his second hit of the day. Wide turn around first. They’ll hold there with the single brings up Jorge Soler. We talked about how aggressive this organization has been with some of their guys. Shauna, I don’t know that it was a hundred at bats in the minor leagues before he got here. destroyed the minor leagues very quickly. They brought him up last year or two. Was it two years ago? Yeah, it would have been two years ago. Two years ago, but nonetheless, this kid’s going to hit and I think he’s going to grow into some power, too. I mean, he is a guy that had eight at bats in rookie ball. First pitch, swinging line drive into left field over base hit for Jorge [Applause] Solair. The Angels with two base runners on for the first time today. But back to Shottwell. He had six at bats in Able. He had 60 at bats in double A. Did not play in triple A. And so what’s that a total of 22 games in the minor leagues. That’s incredible. Tigers have turned a double play today to use one here as Flity deals with Taylor Ward down and away. And that’s a ball. board over his last 24 at the plate. Clarity struck him out in the first, induced the fly out to right in the third. Shaell at second, Solair at first. Larity stretches deals on the 10. Lifts it in the air. Center field. Riley Green started in now a step out. He’ll make the catch. Tagging heading to third is Shaw. No, he will not. He will put on the brakes and head back to second. Throw was to the cut off man. We’ll pause 10 seconds for station identification here in the Detroit Tigers radio [Applause] network. You know, Bobby, I really thought that Shauna was going to test Riley because he had to backpedal and he would have had to throw that off his back foot. But no, I agree. Put on brakes. Here’s Travis Darno who’s got a pair of hits. He’ll swing and miss at a slider. It’s 0 and one. That said, Riley did unccork a very good throw to Trey Sweeney, the cut off man there. It would have been bang bang at third, but with Darno already got two hits tonight on deck. Thought better of it. One out, two on, pitch down and away. Dingler back picked to second. Not in time to get shot away. And we know Dylan Dingle’s got a cannon. He’s thrown out with the base Steelers this season 31.2% of the time. up from where he was last year in his brief time in the major leagues and those numbers right in the line where he was in the minor leagues where he was about 34%. A 1-1 swing and a two foul first base side being a little bit just foul territory and Darno’s in a hole one two. Yeah, I like Ding looking for outs somewhere on the field outside of them putting the ball in play or getting a strike out. A lot of times that can bail your pitcher out, your team out. you pick a guy off, it can uplift the team, too. And going back to the Shawal play one more time here, you think back to when the Angels were in their heyday. Yeah. They were known for their base run. And it’s sort of what the Tigers do now. They’re always taking that extra base. Always looking to go first to third. They used to lead the league every year in first to third by a wide margin, too. One, two on Darnell. Curve misses away. evens it up. Two balls, two strikes. And and that’s when the brands of baseball were still very different. American League and National League. They played a decidingly National League style of baseball in the American League. And it was it was it was a problem for the rest of American League clubs. 2-2. That’s low. Runs it full. First and second, one out here in the sixth inning. Tigers down a run. One- nothing. still has plenty of fuel in the tank. Next pitch he throws will be in his 80th of the game and Clarity will step off and Dylan Ginger is going to take a slow walk down to the mound. Just give Jack a little bit of a breather. Yeah, it’s a big pitch in this ball game. Tigers down one- nothing here. Haven’t gotten a lot of thing generated anything generated offensively. It’s a priv privile point. And to your point, Greg, you can get Darno to hit something on the ground, you got a chance to turn double play. Does not run well. Roman Shanowell at second, Jorge Soler at first. One out here in the sixth inning. Knuckle curve has been so effective for Flity today. Who he goes with on the 3-2 to Darno? Darno doubled and scored in the second, singing in the fourth. Flarity stretches out to Leonards. Payoff swinging a ground ball to third and fouled. It was the slider down. I like the call there. Little bit more velocity of sharp break, tight, sharp slider. It’s been nothing but sliders and curve balls for the angel catcher. Three and two. Flare looks at second. Kicks and fire down and away. Ball four. Went with the curve. Could not get a chase. And the Angels have loaded the bases. That’s Flarity’s first walk of the evening. And the Basins are loaded for Lis [Applause] Renifo. Corners pinch in. Middle plays for two. And Heo did hit into a double play his last time through. First pitch. Swinging a ground ball up the middle. Base hit. Donov scores. Here comes Solair. He’ll score. Going to third is Darnell. And the Angels lead it three nothing in the six. That th a curveball right there. Down. Renipo. Didn’t try to do too much with it. Hit it right back up the middle. Two runs in. Darnell goes to third. First and third here for the Angels with just a one out. So a costly one out walk to load the bases and Renifo I think he was looking for that pitch because he saw it attacked it went right back through the box. Yeah, he stayed on that too. Here’s Gustavo Compro twice bounced out to Torson to first. Perkins holds the runner there. First pitch bunch shown and the strike called. Slider at the bottom of the zone. Action begins down in the Tigers bullpen. It’s Bo Brriski. ated today off the injured list. Cougars sending Tyler Owens back to TripleA to lead the L1 swing and a miss on a slider. Nothing in [Applause] two. I get the idea of trying to steal a run there with a bunt, but now you find yourself in an O2 hole if you’re compar. Yeah, it’s tough right there. Runners on the corners. One out the pitch. Herb misses away. It’s a one and two [Applause] count. Angels lead three nothing in the sixth. Garno at third. Ranifo at first. Clarity kicks and fires low and outside. Two balls, two strikes. Third time through the order has been a problem for Flarity this season. Two and two the count at the corners for the Angels. Flarity kicks, delivers. Runner from first goes. It’s a swing and a miss. Dinglers throw to second. Not in time. Stolen base for Ren Heath. Good. Good job by Trey Sweeney right there. Throw from Dingler came in hot, but it was down a little bit and Sweeney had to Oh, he came off the back. Yeah, it did look like he came off, didn’t he? Getting a look here on our fandom. I just don’t know if he held the if he held the tag. That’s the thing, but he was off the [Applause] back. No challenge from the Tigers. So, now second and third. That was Flarity’s eighth strikeout. [Applause] One shy of a season high. First pitch. Kyron Paris misses down and away for a ball. Three nothing Angels. Bottom of the sixth. It was a one- nothing Tiger deficit. Now it’s three. Tigers put them right where they [Applause] want. Here’s the one out. Taken low. Two. [Applause] Big batter here for Flity. Duo pitch. Slider for a called strike. It’s two and [Applause] one. Garno at third. Remvil at second. Two balls in a strike on Harris. The pitch line left fields going to fall in and play to Paris. Two-run single for Kairen Paris and the Angels have opened up a five nothing lead here in the sixth [Applause] inning. Hanging breaking ball from Jack Flity. Wanted it away. Didn’t get it there. Mill of the plate. Paris hits it down the line for a long single. Two are in to score. That’s going to be the end of the night for Jack Flity. It is indeed. Here comes AJ Hinch and we’ll step aside for this call to the bullpen. Tigers trail 5 nothing in the sixth here on the Detroit Tigers radio network. Hey Tigers fans, the Michigan Lottery has something new to sing about. Introducing the Detroit Tigers. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is ao taco. Do you know what it means? [Applause] Albo Taco a home run hit to the opposite field with an Taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one into right down the line it may go. Go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cles have won the game by the three to two and a home run by the Wizards. The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. take a hack at guessing which baseball player or masters took. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] Pitching change for the Tigers. Briski is on. Bobby Briskkey just activated today off the injured list. Familiar Arsenal. Four seam fast change up slider and a two seam fast. He’ll throw about 10% of the time, but his main weapons of choice are that four seam heater and that good change up that fades down and away with tremendous movement away from left-handed hitters. So, the line not yet close on Jack Flity. He is responsible for the runner at first. The three nothing ball game. Kyron Paris, the runner, a two-run single. The Angels have a five nothing lead. The Tiger pitching change brought to the Southeast Michigan Ford dealers. First pitch swinging. Tim Anderson fouls it away. He’s 0 for two. Well, Jack was in cruise control until this sixth inning, Bobby. He really was. was and it wasn’t the stuff wasn’t worse the location was. I mean the the still the ball still had good break and good line on it but it just left a few in the middle of the plate. 01 is a cut in the miss and brisky ahead [Applause] 02. Made one rehab appearance with Single A West Michigan on April 30th. pitch wide and it’s one and two. And through a scoreless inning, Tigers were happy with what they saw and now he’s back in the big league. Such a big piece of this Tiger bullpen. It’s his eighth appearance of the [Applause] year. Pick on to first. Diving back in ahead of it is Paris. Last appearances on April 17th against the Royals. Allowed a run on two hits in an inning of work of the walk and a strikeout. Ball in two strikes on Anderson. Man at first is Paris. Risky from the letters. Here’s the one-two runner goes. It’s a swing and a line drive left field. McKinstry charges. Plays out of bound. Throw it back to second base and scampering back in. Sage Lewis Paris. [Applause] Paris was off with the pitch, but Tim Anderson got a fourse fast ball down. He could handle 96 miles an hour. Good line drive. Clean single in the left. Zack McKinistry almost threw it back behind Paris at second base. Almost got him, but he’s still in there. First and second here with two outs for the Angels. Two on, two away. Tigers need an out in a big way here. Zach Neto one for three. Single in a couple of strikeouts. Pitches low for a ball. And Bobby, you look at the box score for this one. Angels had nine hits. Eight of the nine singles. Yeah, [Applause] man at second belongs to Flity. Bo Briski is responsible for the man at first. Brriskkey stretches and delivers the one liner right field. Carpenter ranging to his left. Gill swings it. Angels send nine to the plate. Score four times and they will carry a five nothing lead over the Tigers into the seventh inning here on the Detroit Tigers radio network presented by Meyer. If you’re looking for a meaningful career with lots take a hack at guessing which baseball player or maners would follow. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with an oppo taco. his 13th. That’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Producing baseball’s all new national pregame show. MLB tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dad, the Stars roster for a preview of all the nights matchups. Get a first look at the lineups. Everything looks good right now for the Yankees. First take from the players. I’m just excited to put any pair of cleats on. and the first of many breakdowns before the first pitch. A full night of baseball starts at 5. MLB Tonight’s National Pregame Show, weekdays at 5 Eastern on MLB Network. [Applause] The seventh inning is brought to you by Verizon, the number one network in Detroit. Tigers trail 5 nothing here in the seventh. Al Hrix is back to work for the Angels. He has been really good today. Zack McKinstre at the first pitch, sends it into the middle tier, seating on the third base side. It’s an 0 and1 count. Yeah, he has been very good. And and as good as he’s been, now he’s got an extra run to play with. He’s going to pick and pick and pick even more. Kinsry 0 for two came into the game riding a career best 12game hitting streak. A one taken away evens the count. Ball in a [Applause] strike. McKin Street Torres and Green here in the Tigers [Applause] seventh. Hendricks still only at 74 pitch. the 1-1 breaking ball in for a strike and it’s one and two. Looks like Bo Brrisky’s day will be done after a third of an inning. Here’s action in the Tigers bullpen. Angels pen [Applause] silent. Hendricks into the motion. Deals on the one two up and outside. Evens the count. Two balls and two strikes. [Applause] and Rick’s offer. Three straight clunkers coming into today, but he has been dialed in from the start. Two-2 hooked to short be the third baseman Renifo playing in that spot. Hooks on to first. McKenzry will tie and again ground ball out front off the change up away from McKenry. It’s tough. I mean, this this is one of those days where as a hitter, you look at, you know, you look down and you’re 0 for three or you’re one for four and even the one hit you got, you didn’t hit hard and you’re like, how does this guy do it to me? But this is what and that’s I mean no disrespect to Kyle Hendrick. This is what he does and he’s been very good at it for a long time doing it this way. Forezone for two. Thought about it, held up on a change up away and it’s ball one. But you’re right, and you watch some of these Tiger hitters right now, and they’re trying to get their swing started a little early, looking like they’re going to lunge for a ball, and then they hold up. Very uncomfortable at bats right now as Torres hooks this one to left field. Going back as Taylor Ward at the track, makes the catch. Two, the hardest hit ball of the night. 101 miles an hour. The long fly ball out, two gone. Yeah, Glabber hit that ball just a little too high. Hit it hard like you said 101 off the bat. Just caught it a little too high to the big part of the yard. That’s the best That’s probably the best swing any Tiger’s had all night. There’s Ryan the Green one for two as one of the two Tiger hits in this game. Hendricks offers up first pitch down and [Applause] away. At this rate, Bobby, we’ll probably see Hendrickx for the eighth. He might without a doubt. 10 out of the way. Two and0 on single for Riley Green in the second. A single for Dylan Dingler in the sixth. And that has been it. Tigers offense tonight against the veteran right-handed. 200 inside three and0. And there haven’t been many three ball counts. You I was just thinking that. Has there been one tonight? There’s been a pair of 32 counts and that’s been it. Got the countest favorite. Three and0. Pitch taken. Strike. It’s three and [Applause] one. Hendricks in goes into the motion. 3-1 pitch to Green. Breaking ball taken for strike two does put the outside rail will count. Just elite command and always has been. Again, to do what he’s done with his arsenal, you have to have elite command and he’s been pinpoint tonight. He’s payoff. Green shoots this one to left center on the run. Paris center fielder is going to track it. He’ll make the running catch. Tigers go in order. Turns us to the seventh inning stretch by DTE manager introducing save. Go to dteergy.com/saveenergy. We stretch here in Anaheim. Five nothing. Angels lead it. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one in right down the line. It may go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2 and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable on the MLB app and MLB.com. Take a look at guessing which baseball player or manager said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Your moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? Alo taco a home run hit to the opposite field with a taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] [Applause] Bottom of the seventh is Tiger pitching change. We talked to you about Southeast Michigan dealer. Sean Gunther is on for Detroit. And it’s the two, three, and four hitters for the Angels here in the seventh inning. Nolan Shadowwell two for three today with a run score. He’ll leave it off and take hold strike from gun briskies return to big leagues. Third of an inning gave up a hit. Final line on Jack Flity is presented by Figer law. All they do is win to that in just a moment. It’s one as Gunther stretches that belt kicks an offer. Spang and a miss on a sinker. It’s nothing in two jets but five and two/3 on five runs, four of them earned on eight hits, seven singles and a double. a walk and eight strikeouts, one shy of a season high. Back had the good stuff going until that sixth inning. He yielded four runs. Yotu poked towards shallow center going out. Sweeney coming in green and it splits the difference and falls in for a base hit. And Shaal’s got his third hit of the game. Ah, that’s just just the lucky I say lucky, but Shaal did a nice job on that pitch right there. slider down and away from him and he was way out in front brighten it out with his front side and he just magic wanded that thing and nestled it in front of Riley and behind Trey Sweeney. Here’s Jorge Solair. Gunther offers first pitch swinging ground ball. Sweeney flips to Torres to first double play. Icelate turn 643 and there are two out in the seventh inning. When that ball hit that infield grass Bobby I thought uhoh this might be scooting through but Sweeney got to the ball quickly. Well he did. Nice job right there with Trey Sweeney. Good feet, good hands, nice shovel over to Torres and dip and whip over the first double play Taylor Ward. I could not believe first pitch to strike on Taylor Ward. I mean, it is like a fairway out there on the grass. It is. It is very tight. Beautifully manicured, but my goodness, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a field with grass that short. That’s a swing and a miss. It’s nothing in two. It is a fast track here at Angel Stadium. No balls and two strikes. The count on Taylor Ward. Go for three today. Gun for deals. Slider misses outside. The interesting thing about this park is they replace this field every year because every winter they have the monster truck and uh motocross rallies in this stadium on the offseason. One, two is low. Hardest working players by Carheart proud to support Tigers baseball and all the hardworking people who make it possible. Two balls and two strikes the count on Taylor War. Gunther delivers. Swinging a foul. [Applause] Crowd of over 31,000 tonight here at Angel Stadium. Ballpark was built in the 1960s. Couple of major renovations 22 highing away and the count toward runs full. They’ve done a nice job. It doesn’t feel like you’re in a ballpark that was built in the 60s. No, it doesn’t. They they did have done a nice job in making it as modern as possible. Good location here in Southern California. Intersection of five different freeways. 3-2 in in the air to left pretty well. McKinstry drifting back. Oh, just not carrying out that way today as McKinstry settles under, makes the catch side retired. We’re through seven. Tigers trail 5 nothing here on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network presented by Meyer. We know what you love. You love baseball. You love the Detroit Tigers. You love spending it. take a hack at guessing which baseball player or Ner said the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts went into right down the line. It may go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the three-2. A home run by the Wizards. [Applause] Catch the next unforgettable fall on the MLB app and MLB.com. Every game night is a chance to go big with MLB Big Inn. Turn on baseball’s only nightly show that brings you the biggest plays of the night live and commercial free. No one stacks more clutch plays into one live show with up the four games on a single screen. Out of here. He is walk. Change up game nights with baseball’s biggest game changer, MLB Big in it, presented by Ram Price. Every night, all season long on [Applause] MLB.TV. Eighth inning at Angel Stadium. Tigers are down 5 nothing. They outscored the Angels first two games of the series, 17 to nothing over the final three innings. They are facing a tough customer tonight, Kyle Hendrix, who has twirled a beauty. Eighth inning. Yeah, sorry about that partner. I’m just going to talk about putting pork on your fork cuz the eighth inning is brought to you by Hatfield Foods. Putk on that fork. Seamless transition right there. Here’s Keat. Pitch taken outside. Ball one. Five nothing Angels lead it. Keith 0 for two today. Hendricks into the motion. Deals on the 10. Cole, let’s say curveball put the edge for a called strike. There is still no action in the Angels bullpen. Hendricks 87 pitches. Here’s the 1-1. Wave and a miss on a change up away. It’s a ball in two strikes. Hendrickx needed a get-Right game and this has been it for him tonight. One and two on Keith. The pitch swinging a poke right back to the mound. Hendrickx will glove it. Crosses to first. Shoel see the high throw. Had to come across the bag to get it and was one away in the eighth inning. This has been a clinic. I mean, just mix and match, using all parts of the strike zone with all of his pitches. Speed guys up, slow guys down, slow guys down, then speed them back up again. I mean, this has been as as tough as it’s been to watch for our for our sake, this has been a clinic on how to pitch. And it’s so frustrating as a hitter because you see the ball coming up, you think, I’m going to crush this thing and then it just either dives away or you get a good swing on it as the first pitch Spencer Torpson misses outside and then you make contact and it comes off the bat at 65 milesPH. It’s It’s amazing how he limits hard contact. Here’s the one. Looped out to right field. It’s headed foul. One. Got a check of that out of town scoreboard from the 1800 Paul Sam Studios on their game in action right now. And it’s not in Los Angeles. It’s in Atlanta. The Dodgers lead the Braves 3 to one. That’s in the third inning. Everything else has gone final today in the big leagues. One on Torqulson wave and a miss on a change up the way. Houston 8-3 winners over the White Socks. Tampa keep Yankees 3 to2 and Cardinals are postponed. Cleveland high three winners over the Blue Jays. Blue Jays falling under [Applause] 500. Minnesota 4-3 winners over Boston. One two on Torlson low. puts two balls and two [Applause] strikes. And just now Brock Burke beginning to throw in that Angel bullpen. Two-2 hammered to left field. Taylor Ward going back. That ball is crushed and gone. Touch them all time. Spencer Torqulson curve ball at the top of the zone and he hammered it 401 ft for his 10th home run of the year. One of the few mistakes Kyle Hendricks has made tonight. Breaking ball at the top rail and Torque absolutely jumped on it and knew it the second he hit it. That ball was way past. I mean, Bobby, when you look at pitch tracks, that was above the strike zone. Yes, it was. and he hit it on a line and it got out in a hurry. Here’s Chase [Applause] Young. First pitch to Young taken down and in ball one. That Torlson home run brought to you by Little Caesar’s Pizza. Order online for delivery or pizza portal pickup. A 10 breaking ball for a strike. Well, as many loud noises the Tigers made last night, it’s been equally as quiet tonight. The one guy who didn’t get a knock last night, Spencer Turkelson. Here’s the 1-1. Young puts it up the middle, ranging to the right of second is Neto. Glove play onto first. And that’s out number two. Boy, Neto’s range. I know he starts up the middle pretty close to second base, but he can move. He can move and he’s just got a very I’ve said it a lot last night and throughout the series, but he’s got just a a very easy mode of operation. He just glides to things. He makes things that are difficult look easy. He makes the easy things look even easier. Two outs and the bases are empty for Trey Sween. Top of the eighth, Tigers down 5-1. First pitch, Sweeney takes low. [Applause] Dingler waiting in the wings and there’s the top of the lineup calling no strike. Seems the wind and the pitch taken outside two and 0. Can’t imagine we would see Kenley Jansen [Applause] tonight. I don’t think so. I mean, he threw 20 pitches last night. Certainly he’s able to work back to back but coming off that 200. Sweeney pops it up third base side giving Chase Reno near the seats and it’s into the second row beyond the Angels dug. There’s a big piece missing in that Angels bullpen too in Ben Joyce. Yes, the big setup guy Sweeney homerred last night for two thus far today. Two balls in a strike to count on trip. 5-1 Tigers trail at the eighth inning. Hendricks the wind and the pitch. Fouled off the end of the bat, the back stop. It’s two and two. Season high in pitches thrown for Hendricks. He’s at 101. Two and two on Trey Sweeney. The pitch ground ball towards short circling around net off balance throw to first one hop not in time. Ball got away. Sweeney going to try to get to second base and he will be a hit and an error. Tigers the man on second. So it’s a base hit for Sweeney. E6 gets him into scoring position. That’s the first error of the season on Neto and Ron Washington making the slow walk out to the mound. It’s bullpen time for the Angels. So they finally knock out Hrix after 102 pitches. Tigers trail at 5 to one as we step aside for this pitching change. We made the signal yet. [Applause] He hasn’t made the signal yet. Homeplayed umpire Manny Gonzalez is on the way out to the mound. to join the pow-wow. Ask Wash for a decision. What do you want to do? A lengthy meeting. He may leave him in. He might. Wash is old school, man. He might go with his gut right here. [Applause] Nope. Nope. That’s it. So, after a lengthy conversation, that’ll be it for Hendricks. And we will step aside now for this call to the bullpen. Tigers down 5-1 with a man on second. Two out eighth inning here on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network presented by Mike. I’m attorney Mark Bernstein at the Sam Bernstein Law Firm. We know that when you’re hurting moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts went into right down the line it may go. Go crazy folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game. I’m the three to two on a home run. I’m the wizard. The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Producing baseball’s all new national pregame show, MLB Tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dad, the Stars roster for a preview of all the night’s matchups. Get a first look at the lineups. Everything looks good right now for the Yankees. First take from the players. I’m just excited to put any pair of cleats on. And the first of many breakdowns before the first pitch. A full night of baseball starts at 5. MLB Tonight’s National Pregame Show weekdays at 5 Eastern on MLB Network. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager has the following. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something these people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Your moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] [Music] This Angels pitching change is brought to you by Primitive, the official CBD relief partner of the Detroit Tigers. Tigers down 5-1. Brock Burke enters for the Angels. Tigers are the man on second in Trey Sweeney after an infield hit and an error. Yeah, Brock Burke out of that Angel bullpen. Four seam fast change up slider. There’s a two seamer in there, too. It’s a big arm. 96 mph. He’ll cruise. He’ll hit sevens and eights. Dylan Dingler one for two today. First pitch to Dingler. Down and in. Slider misses. And that’s a ball. He last pitched against the Tigers two days ago. A scoreless inning with a strikeout. Has not allowed a run in three consecutive after giving up two to the Giants on April 20th. Big lefty stretches. Looks back at Sweeney at second. The one to Dingler. Dingler swings. Pieces down the third baseline foul. To see if he broke his bat. Did not. It’s a one in one count. six hits in the series. Tigers have had a flare for the late inning dramatics the last two days. Balling to strike the count. There’s the set in the 1-1. Dingler takes it away. Two balls in a strike. 97 on that fast. Brock Burke originally a raise third rounder way back in [Applause] 2014. He’s behind Dingler 2-1 in time is [Applause] Called. Broke into the big leagues with the Rangers. first four years of his big league career with Texas 2-1. This one cracked up the right field line with [Applause] South even up at two and two on Dingler. That’s a four seamer from Burke. Even his four seamer has a little armside run to it. What you’re saying is right into the swing path of a hot hitter. Exactly. Two two to D Tingler. Fouled back. 37 down the middle. Almost 98. Out. Stays even. Two balls, two strikes. How hard is that as a hitter when you have a guy sort of dinking and dunking his way through the first eight innings. And now you got a guy coming in throwing 98. You you feel more comfortable with this guy cuz you see more of that. Believe it or not, they’re glad to get Hendrickx out. It’s not like they knocked him out. He just kind of ran out of gas, but much more comfortable here. Two twoler fouls off another. It sounds counterintuitive, but it’s the truth. Were those the most frustrating pitchers that you had to face in your time was the guys who just were crafting? 100%. Because of everything we talked about all broadcast, just having you in the rocker, being able to elevate and throw stuff at the bottom rail below the zone, just off the plate, just up, just nibbling around the zone. Two and two. Burke deals fauled away. Engler hanging [Applause] tough. He’s just challenge heaters right here. 98 mph. That’s center cut. Dingler has fouled off four in a row. All four fast balls. We saw slider change on the first two pitches. Two balls, two strikes on Dylan Dingler. Base hit can make it a three-run game. Tigers down 5-1 in the eighth to two. Dingler hits this one in the air to right going towards the corner. Compro turns around, makes the catch and the side of the Tigers. Tigers on the board on Spencer Torqulson’s 10th home run of the year. We head to the bottom of the eighth. Angels five Tigers won here in the home of Detroit Tigers baseball presented by Meyer. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. Do you know what it means? [Applause] Alo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. [Applause] With an oppo taco, his 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Every game night is a chance to go big with MLB Big Inn. Turn on baseball’s only nightly show that brings you the biggest plays of the night live in commercial three. Your mouth. No one stacks more clutch plays into one live show with up to four games on a single screen. Out of here. He is on fire. Go knock. Change up game night with baseball’s biggest game changer. MLB Big Inning presented by Rams. Every night all season long on MLB.TV. TV. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager Smith would follow. I really don’t know what to say. I’m just uh so happy I gave something. These people cheer. We all did. I mean, it was a great game. Both teams played incredible. It was a great game. That’s Mike Piaza after he hit an eighth inning go-ahad home run in the first New York Mets home game after 911. Hear moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. [Applause] [Applause] This copyrighted broadcast is presented by the authority of the Detroit Tigers and may not be reproduced or retransmitted in any form. Many accounts and descriptions of this game may not be disseminated without express written consent of the Detroit Tigers Tiger pitching chain brought to you by the Southeast Michigan Ford dealers. And the new Tiger pitcher Bobby is left-hander Brandt Herder. Well, Brandt Herder hadn’t been out there in a while. Two seam fast for her. Sweeper. His ninth appearance of the season. And the lefty deals with Travis Darno. First pitch, line drive right field and hanging up long enough, Carrie Carpenter makes the catch. One pitch and one [Applause] out. It was very much death by a thousand singles tonight for the Angels. 10 hits, only one extra base hit, but it’s gotten the job done to this point. Tigers will have one more opportunity in the top of the ninth. They’ll have the top of the lineup. Carpenter, Mckinstry, and Torres scheduled to hit. No action right now in the Angels bullpen. Here’s Luis Rehifo. Singled home a pair in the sixth on a one for three night. A thick strike. Double header against Baltimore last time. April 26th. Grant pitch two and third that day. Swept that double header. Brand got the win. Husky deals on the 01 swing and it bouncer to third. It’s fouled. Herder ahead 02. Such a valuable weapon. this left-hander Grant Hurder. I I tell you what, I you cannot underestimate the job that he’s done and the flexibility it gives AJ H. Like you said, last time out two in the third. Hasn’t pitched in a while trying to get an inning of work here. But he has been so versatile and so good in any role that AJ and the rest of this Tiger pitching staff has thrown at him. Yo, two. Oh, a swinging strike three. It hit him and he’s out. And that is a painful strikeout for Renifa. A sweeper has swept all the way into his leg and he has gotten up and he is hobbling. Ron Washington was first out there. Tell you what, if that doesn’t tell you how much Ron Washington cares about his players when you could beat the athletic trainer who’s probably 20 years you’re younger. Yeah. To your player, that that says something. No, cares about his guys. And then this is a tough one too cuz worst it’s that big sweeping breaking ball. He throws it heard him throw it threw it at the inner third. It swept all the way in. Not sure where it got Renifo but got him in one of his two legs. Yeah, we’ll get a look at it here. Yeah, we’re getting a better look here. And that hit him on the back knee in the swing. The worst part about it is the swing was kind of as a Oh, no. more like shin get it. I sure did get him on the shin. Wow. Same thing happened to Zach McKinstry last week in Detroit where he tried to hold up on a check swing, hit his hand, and it was a strike out. That’s the worst. You’re out and you got hurt. Here’s Gustavo Compero. First pitch, squares the bunt, pulls it back, takes the ball. [Applause] One high and outside. Two balls, no strikes. Games brought to you a part by Corwell Health. No matter the challenge, their response is always the same. We can’t. Two from Herder in for a strike on a sinker that hits the top of the zone. But again, such a valuable piece. If you needed him to start a game, he could do it. He can go bulk relief. He can go short stints. Herder rocks and offers on the 2-1. Swinging a line drive foul in the seats down the left field line. It’s two and two. And there’s two pieces to that. One, you got to have the right stuff. You have have to have good enough stuff to compete in all those roles that you’re being asked to compete in. But the second part and most importantly, you got to have the flexibility mentally cuz your routine’s going to change. You’re not quite sure. You know, you may start, you may relieve, you may open for somebody, and you got to go out there and get it done. Two two swinging a tap foul behind the plate. And that just speaks to the program as a whole, how AJ Hinch has these guys prepared. Not just here. It starts It starts in the low minor leagues where they have guys doing the same kind of thing. As you go up, you want these guys to be used to this. Sure, the starters are going to start and the prospects are going to start, but at some point you’re going to have to do some of this stuff cuz that’s how you’re going to be using the big league. 22 is a wave and a miss. That is a devastating sweeper as Herder strikes out a pair. We go to the ninth here at Angel Stadium. See if the Tigers have another comeback at him. Down 51 after eight here on Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo. You know what it means? Albo Taco, a home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with Taco. His 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one into right down the line. It may go. Go crazy, folks. Go crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game by the 3 to the home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Can’t get enough baseball? Start streaming MLB Network today. Get up to 15 out of market games a week live on any device. Plus 247 access to MLB Network’s award-winning shows, including live game lookins and exclusive player interviews. And hear live radio playbyplay from all 30 clubs with MLB at bat. Enjoy the home of baseball from virtually anywhere. Plans start as low as 5.99 per month. Sign up now at mlbnetwork.com/stream. Available in US only. Blackout restriction applies. Visit mlb.com/subscribe for full terms and Detroit Tigers. Better access means better care. McLaren provides the care you need when you need it. Stay in the game with quality care at [Applause] mclaren.org. We’re in the top of the ninth here at Angel Stadium. The Tigers have another comeback win in them. They are down 5-1 to the Angels. Rock Burke is back to work for Los Angeles. Got the final out of the eighth inning. Back out there for the ninth and Justin Henry Malloy will pinch hit for Carrie Carpenter who finished his day 0 for three. Jay Hen pinch hitting here in the ninth inning on deck. Andy. So that means Zach McKinsky’s hit streak will end at 12. Burke delivers. First pitch to Mallaloy is high and away for a ball. Ninth inning is presented by Com. Only one bank has been committed to Michigan since 1849. That’s Comica. A one. This one cracked out to left. Taylor Ward going back and he reaches up and makes the catch. Well struck baseball and a loud first out here in the ninth. Ah, that’s rotten luck for Jay Hen right there. Slider up and he hammered that ball. Taylor Ward goes back in a few steps and calls it in, but that ball was hammered. That’s the best swing Jay Hen had in a minute. And again, just an Adam ball. Nothing you could do about it. Put a good swing on it. And you know, AJ Hinch talks about that all the time. might not necessarily get the results you want, but it’s the quality of at bat and the swings you put on the baseball. Here’s Andy Abana as he’ll take high and away. And that’s ball one. Tigers down to their final two outs. They trail the Angels 5-1 here in the ninth inning. Burke stretches at the belt. Deals on the 10 high and away. Two and0 on Aana. Here’s base runners. Angels are not grand slam proof here in the ninth [Applause] inning. Two and0 the count pitch to Ian and he picks a rip swings through a high fast ball. It’s two and one. Good heater at the top of the zone. Starts out her third moves just off the plate. It was a four seamer but again we talked about it his four seamer and it has a little bit of armside run to it. He just beat Andy right there. But 2-1 fights it [Music] off into the [Applause] seats and Dickerson almost got a souvenir down there in the TV booth just above his head. Two and two on Avanz. The pitch shot down the right field line. A missile but it’s fouled. [Applause] Angel’s pen quiet at the moment. Two and two. The count on the belt to two. Hard hit to short pass. The diving Netto left field. A big hit. Smattering of applause. There’s Tiger fans in the house tonight. Saw a few old English D’s walking around out here. That’s good swing by Andy Abanz. One hop shot past Zach Nettle. That doesn’t happen often. Might want to take a picture of that. Write it down cuz if you hit it in this vicinity, generally speaking, he catches it and throws you out. Here’s Glbert Torres. He sent one deep to left in the seventh inning. But to know a fail, he’s 0 for three today. First pitch down an in one. And I don’t care what any baseball player says after the way the last two nights have gone, it does creep into your head as Kenley Jansen begins to toss in the bullpen. 10 down and away two and0. I mean, that’s just human nature. And you’ll hear guys all the time say, “Wow, I didn’t think about what happened last night or the night before.” Of course you do. You’d absolutely do. Absolutely. Of course you do. Anybody that says anything the contrary is giving you serve. You still got to operate today, but it’s there. You think about stuff. 200. Torres takes the strike. Takes two and [Applause] one. Final game of the series will be tomorrow. And the Tigers off to Colorado. Abany off first. Two-1 pitch. Hit in the air. Center field. Well strunt. Paris going back at the track and he cannot make the catch and it clears off the wall back towards the infield. Abany headed to third. It’s a double for Claver Torres and the Tigers with runners on second and third. Oh, just missed the home run. He did. He just missed a home run to one of the biggest parts of this ballpark. Tremendous power the other way for Gabber Torres. Just to the right of right center uh just to the right of center field chases Kairen Paris back there. Andy Ianz with a little bit of a base running error should have scored on that ball. Wasn’t far enough off of first base. I think he thought that Paris was going to catch it little ball easily have a chance to bounce tag to first base. He did do it second and third here with one out. That’s going to be the end of the night for Brock Burke. The door is slightly a jar here in the ninth inning. And we’ll take a break for this call to the bullpen. Tigers down 5-1 here on the Detroit Tigers radio network. Pretzel Crust is back at Little Caesars and fans are excited. It’s a great night for baseball. This matchup features some of the best talent in the game. A lot of power, a lot of marquee names. Here we go. Buckle up, folks. There’s a big spot on the back. Showstopper. We’re just playing Powerball. Teams are entertained by the show continues. Spearman’s game to game coverage of the night’s biggest moments live and commercial free MLB Network Strike Zone Wednesday and Friday nights all season. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Yes, Clarks went into right down the line. It may go crazy folks. So crazy. It’s a home run and the Cardinals have won the game behind the three-2. the home run by the wizard. The next unforgettable on the MLB app and MLB.com. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin Hayes with Apple Taco, his 13th and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listen to every game on the MLB app and [Applause] MLB.com. Tiger or Angel Pitching Change rather is brought to you by Primitive, official CBD relief partner of the Detroit Tigers. Hley Jansen is on to try and get the save. Tigers down 5-1. Player Torres with a double following an Andy Abanz single. And the Tigers have runners on second and third. And here’s Riley Green. Flip back 24 hours ago. This matchup favored the Tigers. Jansen, the veteran closer. The high set deals to Riley. And the first pitch, ground ball to first. This will get a run home. Hit by Shawell. They retire Green. Abanio scores. It’s 52, but now there are two outs. Yeah, Kimley Jansen out there. It’s going to be cutter. Cutter. More cutter. And then the occasional slider. Gets Riley out on that cutter right there. Bounced out to Shael. Runs in. Tigers down to their last out. Man on third. Tigers down three. It’s a five to2 game. Keith is 0 for three. Jansen wiggles into the set. First pitch to Keith. taken inside and high and ball one on the cutter. Did we mention he throws a cutter? It’s a lot of them and he’s been pretty good with over the course of his career. Here’s the 10. 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