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It’s a sunsplashed Saturday afternoon at Kaufman Stadium as the Tigers go for a six-game winning streak. Greg GA alongside Bobby Scales and Bobby. An eventful game last night. Tigers hitting three home runs. They hold on for the seven to five win and now they look to extend their winning streak to their longest of the season and they’ve got their ace on the mound today in Ter. Anytime 29 goes to the hill, you love to see it. Gives you a good chance to win. But you’re right, possible series win can happen today and a great day to go at it. Beautiful day here in Kansas City. We have a whole lot more coming up next on the pregame show, including hearing from manager AJ Hinch. You’re listening to the Detroit Tigers Radio Network. The excitement of a new season is here, and you can find all the action at ESPN Bet Sportsbook. Go from checking out stats to placing bets in just a few taps. 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Back on the Tigers pregame show, AJ Hinch met with the media prior to today’s game and he was asked about the increased swing and miss in Riley Green’s game. Let’s hear from AJ. I think the swing and miss is entirely about pitch selection. Like it doesn’t matter what your path is. If you pick a bad pitch to swing at, you’re you’re going to miss at this level. So, um his swing there are an occasional swing and miss in the zone, but a lot of his his miss is is chase. And like a lot of hitters are that way. And I it’s way easier when you sort of migrate to the dugout and sit and watch from the side because it’s you know the you know it’s hard in the box. So I I think with with Riley the better pitch that he gets the better he does and he does get into swing mode and and and over swings a little bit. Um which is the recipe to correct for him. You know, I think it’s um he’s he’s going to pitch get pitched as hard as anybody or as uniquely as anybody or um as delicately as anybody. So, he can he can counter by shrinking his strike zone and not not being in such swing mode. Um that being said, when he’s ready to hit on pitch one and he hits it 440 ft, that’s a good mindset to have is be aggressive. It’s just about the zone. It’s not a problem. like right they said. No, it’s it’s there’s always ways to get better. So, I I don’t I don’t think it’s a problem. I think it’s it’s part of him growing up in the big leagues and becoming the hitter that he’s going to be. And he’s not finished yet, nor is he ever going to be because hitters should always, you know, be trying to get better. What’s the report on Cobing last night? I mean, the numbers were good. Does it look like he was straining a little bit with the Yeah. No, he’s he’s not I don’t think he’s feeling great physically other than his delivery and being able to execute pitches. You know, the stuff was really good and um he looked like he was under a lot of stress. I haven’t spoken to him directly, but um the information coming back is that he’s still battling a lot. And you know, I I applaud him for what he’s trying to do because he’s he’s um you know, pitching through uh a lot of discomfort, but um we’re going to have to continue to nudge him forward or um continue to give him some rest so that that he can can continue to pitch. You know, I think the the the stuff is good, which is which is the teaser because, you know, he could take the stuff he was pitching last night in a ball and apply it in the big leagues and he’s going to get soft contact and miss like he always has. Uh but moving around the mound has been a problem for him and and we’re going to continue to uh you know to nudge him and and and see what he can give us. To build on the question about Riley, are you seeing teams pitch him differently now that he’s made a name for himself more in terms of being an all-star, being someone who’s done damage, he’s someone that, you know, teams key in on in the middle line. Not they haven’t before, but he’s established now. Yeah. I I just think guys, you know, pitchers are always going to be a little bit careful with him and they’re going to try to get him to expand when he’s in swing mode, you know, and and um if they miss in the zone, he he’s hurt him, you know. I mean, he he’s an electrifying hitter and um he’s a guy you want up to bat all the time because of the of the of the production that that he can create and the other side, you know, does have to to to manage against them or pitch against them or uh try to execute on the margins. So, that the control in the strike zone is going to be, you know, key for him to get to even a higher level that he’s at. And he’s already at a pretty good level. Every time we talk teammates about him and ask what impresses them most about him, it’s always that he’s the same guy dayto day, that on his start day, he’s the same school you’re going to be tomorrow and the next day. How do you think that type of attitude impacts the clubhouse and his teammates around? Yeah, I mean his presence it has grown over the the last couple of years and then you know when you get some hardware at this level you end up kind of gain more notoriety and fame and and attention than than ever before. And so, um, I think players are looking for that authentic version of you after that happen. Like once you get sort of famous and and known and, uh, get on the national scene and and I think that’s what our players appreciate about Terrick is he brings it every day. It’s the same. His start days are not intimidating to our guys because he’s approachable and normal. Um, he gets into psycho mode on the mound, but that’s during the game, during the competition. So, I I think our players understand how authentic he is and we all see the work that he puts in and um and he he thrives when he’s when his teammates accomplish something like it’s not all about him and that um that’s an awesome example as a as a premier player on a good team to uh to understand it’s not just about you. And that was Tiger manager AJ Hinch around the league coming up next right here on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network. Time to clean out clutter? Think twice before trashing bills, bank statements, and other confidential documents. Shred them instead during Coma Bank Shred Day. Bring all your shredworthy papers to the Coma Great Lakes campus located near 12mile and Holstead in Farmington Hills on Saturday, June 14th, and Iron Mountain will shred them all safely and securely for free. You can even bring old phones, computers, and drives for safe recycling by information systems resources, keeping your info safe while keeping waste out of landfills. Now, that’s a win-win. 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But the Guardians were surprised. They have not seen a left-hand hitter like this this year. After a very slow start, Chapman getting that OPS close to 800. Giants win the game two nothing. And despite the recent struggles, San Francisco still seven games above 500. Smash that like button on this broadcast. It helps us grow and lets more fans like you discover the channel. Not too bad. WBC the show keeps going strong thanks to your support. Brought to you by ESPN vets. Teroo struck out 13 Guardians in his last outing last Sunday. Take him to get over seven and a halfks today and you get very nice odds at plus 140. ESPN Bet, the official sports book of ESPN, and the only place to find exclusive offers. Download the ESPN Bet app today. Now, at Verizon, we have some big news for your peace of mind for all our customers, existing and new. We’re locking in low prices for 3 years guaranteed on My Plan and My Home. That’s future you peace of mind. 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Expand your vocabulary by listen to every game on the MLB app and MLB.com. 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. 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 to two and a home run by the Wizard. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. man. Ex big leaguer, ex Japanese player like myself, Rexler. Rex, thanks for being on with us today. Bobby, oh man, we got ball. We got ball here in Kaufman, man. Look how beautiful it is. The bullpin’s been pretty good, but you took a blow today. Lucas Ersk went down. Talk about what that effect might be and how they could replace him. Ah, that hurt. When I got to the ballpark and heard that, man, I he’s one of our best arms. Well, you know, they’ll they’ll have a couple other guys step up in there. We got a we we we’ve got a few new guys from the miners that throw hard, you know, this kid uh uh Andrew Hoffman, he’s got a a good hard fast ball, good change up. We got a kid, Jonathan Bolan, he’s another big guy. Throws hard. You know, Stephen Cruz. What happens when you lose guys, Bobby? And you know this, who’s going to step up? Somebody got to step up. you got to either increase your game or come on strong or do something. But, um, the bullpin’s been great and we we we, uh, typically when we have a four-run lead or actually four runs is all we need. We we have, uh, shut down guys. All we have now is Ersk because Harvey and Ersk, the other two guys, all we have is Estz. Estz is our closer and he’s had a really good year this year. Um, he’s got like 14 saves already and we’re not even halfway through. So, um, but the the pitching is fantastic. We have World Series caliber pitching, and that’s how you win in this game. That’s the that’s the commodity, but the offense is not supplying enough runs, Bobby. It’s been really tough. Salvi’s not having a career year. Pascantino is starting to hit. Junior’s okay. Hasn’t really gotten really hot yet. Massiey’s not hitting. We don’t have any power. We’re last in the world in in home runs. So, we have a team of of a great pitching staff and we just scratch and claw runs, but the pitching has been picking us up all year. I think right now, Bobby, unless we get some help offensively, we’re a 500 team. Well, Hud, there’s one guy offensively I do want to talk about because I love the guy and he kind of flies below the radar and that’s Michael Garcia. He’s been fantastic all year long. I loved them last year. I mean, you talk about twitch, you know, fast twitch guy, can get on base, he’s hitting the ball, and he can steal the base when he’s out there. Yes, Bobby. Michaelel Garcia is a real deal. He’s not only a solid hitter, he’s got a great flat plane with to his swing. It’s a flat bat, so he can use he goes line to line, right field, left field. He hits it where it’s pitched. He plays a brilliant third base. I mean, he’s got a good arm and good hands. A short stop by trade, but you got the best shorts stop in the world and and Bobby Wood Jr. over there, Bobby Baseball. So, he’s But that left side of the infield’s really been nails. Two short stops. It’s not fair to the rest of the hitters because they can’t get many balls through there. Uh but Mikel Garcia so far is our MVP this year. No, he’s been fantastic. Like you said, it’s not as much offensive as you’d like to see from your perspective. The pitching’s been fantastic. This is going to be a really tough task for the Tigers all weekend. That was Rex Hudler, color commentator for Royals TV. We’ll be back with more from the Detroit Tigers Radio Network. [Music] Detroit Tigers baseball brought to you by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Ready to help. Let’s pause 10 seconds for station identification on the Detroit Tigers radio network. Off base is coming in a brand new format. Join Lauren Gardner and Xavier Scrugs as they explore all the baseball buzz across social media, pop culture, and around the majors. The OffBase Podcast, Sundays at 11:00 a.m. Eastern, only on MLB Network. The MLB Network podcast is here. Join your favorite on air personalities for unique perspectives, in-depth interviews, and untold stories from on and off the field. The MLB Network podcast presented by New Balance. Sundays at 11:30 Eastern. Take a hack at guessing which baseball player or manager said what’s 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. 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 apo. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin 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. 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 to two on a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. 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. Sunsplash is an understatement today. It is a perfect day here in Kansas City, Missouri. It’s the Detroit Tigers, the best team in all of Major League Baseball, carrying their 38 and 20 record into this one, looking for a series win. They’re on a fivegame winning streak, looking to extend that to a season best six. We’ll see how it all plays out with the ace on the mound today in ter joined alongside Bobby Scales and partner boy, what else can you ask for today? This is just an awesome day at the ballpark packed house and the ace takes the hill. Yeah, this is a beautiful setting. Coffman Stadium here in Kansas City. Like you said, they just had Mike Mustach’s retirement ceremony. It’s packed out here. Beautiful setting. Oh yeah, and by the way, there’s a baseball game and the best pitcher in baseball is pitching for the good guys. Keys to the game brought to you by Rave and Associates by Bell’s Founders and Long Drink. Proudly distributed by Rave Associates. What are your keys to the game today, Bobby? As Tigers look to extend to six straight wins. Well, this is a more macro view, but continue to do the things that they’re doing offensively, especially you know what you’re going to get from school. They’re going to catch the ball behind them. But offensively, don’t try to do too much. Do what the opportunity presents. Riley Green, Torqulson, Dingler, they got balls in the middle of the plate. They got their ace swings off. Next thing you know, they hit balls out of the ballpark. So, if if if Michael Walkas got his good stuff today, he’s living on the edges. Take what they give you. Take the singles, run the bases like they normally do, and find a way to get wins that way. And that’s the beauty of this Tiger team. They can win baseball games in a variety of ways. Pitching match up is brought to you by your local Toyota dealers. For all the latest offers, go to Toyota.com. We know who’s going for the Tigers today. It’s Terubel. No slouch on the other side though in Michael Waka. He is a crafty vet and he knows how to pitch. Not at all. You’re right. He does a great job. It’s a little bit like what you saw with Seth Lugo yesterday. They go about it in different ways. A less eclectic variety of pitches, but nonetheless effective in changing speeds and controlling hard contact. See how the teams line up, Bobby. Appreciate it, partner. What up though Detroit Tiger fans? Today’s starting lineup is brought to you by Co America. Only one bank’s been committed to Michigan since 1849. That’s Co America. We’ll take a look first at your visiting Detroit Tigers and they’ll go this way. Leading off and playing right field is Carrie Carpenter. Batting second is your second baseman Torres. The DH this afternoon is Colt Keith and he’ll hit third. Riley Green will hit fourth and play left field. Over at first base is Spencer Torlson in the five spot. Out center field, it’s a switch hitting Welo Perez. He’ll hit sixth. Batting seventh is your catcher Dylan Bingley. That batting eighth is the shortstop Trey Sweeney. Batting ninth over at third base this afternoon is Javier Bayz. For the home standing Kansas City Royals will go this way. Leading off and playing second base is Jonathan India. Bobby Wick Jr. will play shorts stop and bat second. Salvador Perez move moves from behind the plate over to first base and he’ll hit third. Mel Garcia over at third base batting fourth. Batting fifth, familiar face Mark Cana will play right field. Nick Loftton gets the start against the left-hander Ter School today. He’ll be in left field. Batting seventh. Batting, I’m sorry, batting sixth. Batting seventh is the DH, Vinnie Pascantino. Batting eighth is the catcher, Freddy Ferbine. And batting ninth is the center fielder for the Royals, Tyron Blanco. Thank you very much, sir. First pitch of the game is brought to you by McLaren Health, official healthcare system of the Detroit Tigers. I feel like we’ve been transformed today back into like 1985. We’ve got the Royals in the powder blues, the Tigers with the classic grays. I love them. I absolutely love this uniform. The powder blues to do it for me. I was hoping we see the powder blue tops when they came to us early in the year. We didn’t, but this is a good color combination. The powder blues, the little white accent on the front of the cap. Love it. I’m all in. And the blue pants. When you go with the powder blues, you got to go all in. Go all in. And the Royals have done it. Believe it. First inning of the game is brought to you by Rocket Mortgage Own the Dream. Michael Locka completing his warm-up tosses. This Tiger team, they gained ground on some of the teams in the Central yesterday. Minnesota ended up winning their ball game last night. Tigers entered today’s game six up on the second place Twins. Seven up on the Guardians and eight up on this Kansas City Royals club that comes in at 30 and 28. Carrie Carpenter to lead things off for the Tigers here in the top of the first inning. He’ll be followed by Glabber Torres and Oak Keith veteran Michael Waka on the mound today for Kansas City. Enters with a three and four record. He’s got a 321 earned run average. It’s his second season pitching in Casey. Longtime St. Louis Cardinal. It’s his 12th start of the season this afternoon. Gorgeous day. Slight breeze blowing out towards right. We are all set as Waka works first base out of the rubber into the motion. First pitch of the game. Carpenter takes a called strike on a fast ball. Time of the first pitch is 321. Game time temp 84 degrees, sunny skies, a few wispy clouds over top. The one pitch. Carrick Carpenter pops this one up. First base side. Salvador Perez into foul ground. He will squeeze it in short right. Carpenter is gone and there’s one away here in the first inning. Michael Walker coming off of a no decision his last time out against the Minnesota Twins. That was on the road at Target Field. Lot a pair of home runs that day. Four runs on seven hits in five innings of work as he deals with Glabber Torres. First pitch, Glaver sends this one in the air to right. Coming in on it is Marana towards the line. Long run. He’ll make a catch and a couple of quick outs. Enjoying the game here in the first. Subscribe and hit the bell bell so you never miss an MLB broadcast. We go live every day WBC the show the sports channel that belongs to God last night with Seth folded hands. Thanks for being part of the road to 100k. Work you all over the zone. Move his fast ball around. Use that cutter especially to left-handers and change speeds to get guys off balance. Colt Keith stands in with two outs and the base is empty. He’ll take strike fast ball away and it’s an 0 and1 count. Yeah, it’s four seam fast ball, two seam fast ball for walk, a change up cutter and a slider. Here’s the L1 taken away. Count goes even at a bowl and a strike. Tigers victorious last night seven to five. Jumped ahead in the first inning on a Riley Green two-run home run. Came with two outs. The 1-1 sprayed foul third base side. And it was Colt who extended that inning with a two-out single up the middle. And Riley did the damage. Tigers three home runs in yesterday’s ball game matching a season higha on the one-two fights it off foul hits the top of the netting and plants into the seventh row behind home plate that’s a four seam fast K just fouled off he’ll do that with two strikes especially to the left-handed hitters try to go upstairs a one-two Keith sends this one the other way drifting back will make the catch and the Tigers go in order. Played a half hitting at Kaufman Stadium. Terrick Scooble set to take the mound as we head to the bottom of the first with no score here with the big hits, all the great brats. You got to be kidding me. And all the swagger. Relive the day’s biggest plays all in one lightning fast hour. Oh my goodness. show. You better believe it. Quick pitch, late nights and early mornings, only on MLB Network. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo tacos. Do you know what it [Music] means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin Hayes 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. 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 by the start of three to two and a home run by the Wizard. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Your limits don’t be afraid with permission. For every Tigers home run, Ashley, the official furniture and mattress provider of the Detroit Tigers, donates up to $500 to nonprofits supporting Michigan kids. Go Tigers. 28-year-old native of Hayward, California. Derek Scubble into his motion. First pitch to Jonathan India is taking it the knee is a sinker for a called strike one and two seam fast ball down bound and away from India. You know the stuff with scooable two seam fast ball for seam fast ball change up slider and the occasional curve ball. Here’s the line and the 01 swinging a ground ball saw him off over to third. It’s scoop by Java on to first and India retired on two pitches for out number one. I think TK did okay in his last start against the Guardians. That’s that’s that’s one way to describe it, partner. That’s one way to describe it. He fired himself a Maddox complete game. Tied his careerhigh with 13 strikeouts. Masterful performance on just two hits. The complete game shut out of the Guardians. And it was much needed at the time, too. Tigers had dropped the first three of that series as Bobby Wit Jr. stands in and takes high and away. And that’s ball one. Yeah, context is important. You’re right. They needed to write the ship. They needed to get a W. Even if you get swept this time of year early on, it’s not the death nail, but you want to stop it. Big dog did it. The 10 little half swing. Whit went around on a change away and the count evens and the ball in a strike. This is one of those matchups that you circle. Scubble versus Wit. Then Scubble with a guy on deck. Salvador Perez works third base side. Kicks and offers the one-1. A miss on a fast ball. 102 or rather one and two the count on Bobby Whit Jr. He homered yesterday off of Casey Mai has been slumping at the plate for the better part of May hitting 288. That is a dangerous stick up at the plate as Scooble rocks and deals on the one two. This is down and in with a change up just below the bottom rail. Even up two balls, two strikes. Yeah, it’s funny. He’s slumping in in May and it’s right right just a shade under 250. That’s the funny part. But that’s the kind of player he is. These are the kind of match ups you want to see. Marquee player against marquee player. Scoos ball next to his body as he peers into his catcher Dylan Dingler into the wind up at the 2-2 swing and a foul back to the screen. Whit hanging tough. Count remains even. Two balls, two strikes. Game is brought to you in part by Northville Lumber official lumber yard of the Detroit Tigers radio network. Now it’s two and two on Bobby Whit Jr. Scooble turns into the motion. Deals on the two- two pitch taken. Oh 98 plate umpire said it was in. Matt runs it full. Yeah, he threw that front door sinker. That’s that sinker glove side that’s in to right-handed hitter for the left-handed pitching TKO. Didn’t come back. payoff. Got him. A swinging strike three on a change up. That was devastating. Two down and Scoobles got his first K of the day. And that’s a master class on how to use that pitch. It was a close miss in that 98 mph fast ball. Just missed the inside corner on the previous strike two pitch and he says, “Okay, I’ll do something else here.” Throws that change up down the way. Fades off the plate. No chance for Bobby Whit Jr. Here’s Salvador Perez. Bases empty, two outs in the first, no score. First pitch, check swing and a cold strike on a sinker in. Wild stat here, Bobby. Salvador Perez has four career home runs against Terubel. No other hitter in the big leagues has more than two. The 01 swinging a foul straight back on a high fast ball and Scoo ahead nothing and two. You know, it’s amazing that as good as he is, there’s just some dudes that own and I’m not saying he’s owning, but four homers off off Scoo. 313 career average against Scooble. That’s ownership. 11 for 33 at the plate. The O2 is spiked in the dirt on a knuckle curve. First one we’ve seen of the day from Trick. It’s a ball in two strikes. Go back and you can dig this up on YouTube or what have you, but what you know what Tony Gwyn did to that pitching staff back in the day with the Braves. The one-two pitch. Swinging a ground ball over to short. Scooped by Trey Sweeney. He flips on to first there. Ground balls and a strike out as Scubble retires the side in order in the first inning. Ron to the second. 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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. [Music] Back in Kansas City, no score here in the top of the second. Tigers and Royals. Second inning is presented by the Michigan Lottery. Introducing Michigan Lotteryy’s new Detroit Tigers game. Pull tab and two online games. Riley Green, Spencer Tolson, and Wel Perez. Two up here in the Tigers second. Each starting pitcher, Michael Waka and Terrick Scubel retiring their respective sides in order in the first inning. Waka gets back to work with the first pitch to Riley Green as a swinging strike on a high change up. Took Waka only eight pitches to get through that first inning with no damage. No balls in a strike find and Waka deals this one fouled back to the screen. It’s nothing in two. Got third baseman Mikel Garcia playing way off the line. Bobby Whit Jr. shaded up the middle. Outfield plays straight away against Riley Green. Riley one for five yesterday. Home run in the ball game. came a two-run blast in the first inning. The O2 Green fights it off foul to the screen. Another high fast ball from Waka. You see what they’re trying to do with Riley. Riley’s paths a little uphill. That’s his natural swing. That’s who he is. And he swings. He swings quite a bit. You can get him into swing mode and go upstairs on occasion. Yo, two sends this one in the air down the third baseline and foul into the seats. The downside to that is if you miss one ball down of where you want to go, they’ll make you pay for it. We saw that last night. Wonka ahead of Green. No balls and two strikes. Riley’s having a tremendous month of May. The O2 wave and a miss and a change up away. Baka picks up his first strike out. And there’s one gone for Spencer Torqulson. Torque. He homered yesterday on a two RBI night. His 14th of the year. First batter ever in the big leagues for Andrew Hoffman who was making his debut was Spencer Tolson and Torque took him yard. First pitch called strike. Sinker away. Yeah, kids got good stuff, but he got baptized early on. Dorlson calls for time. They play Torlson to pull. Second baseman India shaded up the middle and Salvador Perez off the line at first. Walka into his motion on the 01. Orlson takes it a little bit low and in on the sink that time evens the count up and a ball and a strike. Good crowd here on this matinea. Temperatures could get into the upper 80s today. The 1-1 wave and a miss on a cutter. And it’s a ball in two strikes on Torl. It’s good pitch for Walker. That’s what he tries to do to right-handed hitters. Show them the fast ball up. Maybe sink it down and into them. Then show him the cutter and then throw that slider a little bit bigger than the cutter with some depth. Away again the one two. Torbolson takes away slightly on the curb. It is dollars on deck. And if Torque gets hit this inning, Northville Lumber will donate to Detroit Bloodbusters. Northville Lumber, Michigan’s number one track steeler. It’s two and two on Spencer Torlson. Waka delivers. Swung on, hammered in the air. Foul down the right field line. Do it again at two and two. Another four seamer at the top of the zone. That one was 95 miles an hour. Little hop at the plate on his fast ball. A little late life. Former firstrounder of the Cardinals way back in 2012. Feels up and in on Tolson. He turns away from a curveball that time and it runs the count full. A Kansas City team that has hit the skids in the month of May. Just two games over 500. 32 is a high called strike free on a change up. Back to back strikeouts for Wonka. Two down. Yeah, sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good, partner. Michael Wonka does not want changed up at the top of the zone. That’s a recipe for disaster, but he locked him up. He locked Torque up with the speed and couldn’t pull the trigger. Torque thought it was up. Didn’t like the call. He walked away. No protest. Here’s Wel Perez. Nice day yesterday. Three hits including a double. jumps all over the first pitch fast and hammers it into the netting foul down the right field line. It’s 0 and one. AJ Hinch was asked this morning. It’s like to finally get another switch hitter in your lineup, the only one. And it just creates so many matchup nightmares with the way AJ structures his lineup on a daily basis for that opposing manager at the L1. This one floated in the air behind home plate, giving chase as Freddy Fine to catch, but he’ll run out of room as that one bounces in the high rent district. No, it’s it’s dynitter, especially the way the game is set up now. When you have a switch hitter that can do something right-handed, it is such a matchup problem for the opposing manager. who run against teams this year that have had two, three, and I believe at one point four in the lineup at one time and it just prevents matchup problems for the manager. The O2 on Perez. It’s fouled back to the screen. We’ll do it once again. Some guys aren’t that. You know, they’re switchers on paper, but effectively from the right side or from one side or the other. Usually, it’s from the right side. They’re not very good. Winsel’s got some room to grow in that area and I think this year that’s a big step for him to take forward. stands close to the plate as Waka delivers the O2 and pounds it into the ground up the line at first and fouled. Umpires today. Smash that like button on this broadcast. It helps us grow and lets more fans like you discover the channel. WBC the show keeps going strong thanks to your support. No score. Tigers and Royals. Back to back strikeouts for Michael Wonka starting this inning. He’s ahead of Wel Perez. No balls in two strikes. The O2 taken down and away. Dylan Dingler would be next if Perez can reach safely. The one two and a low called strike. Three on a sinker as Michael Waka strikes out the side here in the second inning. Perez didn’t like it, but it did clip that bottom rail. We were off to the bottom of the second inning. No 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 to two and a home run by the Wizard. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Introducing baseball’s all new national pregame show, MLB Tonight live at 5. Join Greg, Harold, and Dan and a star studded 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. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is ao taco. Do you know what it means? [Music] 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. Bottom of the second inning, no score. Ter Scubble back to work. Strike out in the first inning in a one, two, three frame. And Mikel Garcia, one of the hottest hitters in the big league, stands in to lead off the second inning. Swings the first pitch, line drive center field, drifting back as Wel Perez, he’ll make the over the shoulder catch. One pitch and one out. The ball carried a little further than you thought it was going to be. Yes, it did. Garcia got out in front of that slider right there and back spun it. Lenzo was on it. Made the adjustment in the play. Brings up Mark Cana. Pinch it yesterday and then ended up remaining in the ball game went 0 for two. Tiger injury report is brought to you by McLaren Health official healthcare system of the Detroit Tigers. First pitch to Mark Cana taken a called strike and it’s 0 and one. One guy that might not be on the injured list much longer. We saw him today. Sawyer Gibson Long. Yeah. The one this is in the sinker count evens up at a ball in a strike. Yes. Nice outings from Sawyer Gibson long at the end of the 23 season. Hurt almost the entire season last year, not all of it. Coming off of two major surgeries with the arm and the hip. a one-1. This one popped up behind the plate and that one will reach the seats. It’s one and two. Yeah. One thing with Sawyer Gong, you know, obviously we don’t know the plans for him once he is fully ready to go and come off. I would imagine he has to spend some time in TripleA just almost entire year away. Missed all all of 24 just being back in the competitive juices and nature of the game again. One two from Scubble. this one. He saw him off in on the hand. Scuba will pick it on the comebacker and flip underhanded to Spencer Torson at first. That was filthy. That was just a absolute attitude heater at 98 in. Sawed off Mark Cana. A little bit of a playful glare. would imagine it might be a text message for two [Laughter] centame regard in the kitchen that time. Yeah, he was in there. Here’s Nick Loftton. Two outs and the base is empty as Scooble winds and fires and a wave and a miss on a slider. I mean, every time you you look down at a stat sheet, you think, how can you not be more impressed? And the 01 taking a called strike and he quickly works ahead of loft and nothing and two. Peter Chase had a good nugget in the game notes today. Last five starts for TK Scubble. He has thrown 57 pitches of 99 miles an hour or faster. The O2 East foul at home plate in his prior six starts at a combined 19 of 99 or above. So he has dialed it up to just an unbelievably new level over his past five appearances. He’s ahead 02 with two outs. The pitch taken low change up missing just below the bottom rail. It’s one and two. You know the interesting about that G is that is the thing that when he’s out there it doesn’t look max effort. Obviously he’s giving a fair bit of effort but it’s not 1% or 100% all out every pitch. the one two is hot. Two moles, two strikes. And that’s the difference sometimes with a lot of starters and relievers. You know, people ask you all the time, there’s a lot of factors go into whether a guy can continue to start or relieve as he gets into his career. But there’s an ease of operation. It’s it’s effort. He’s he’s getting after it, but it’s not like he’s just out of control out. The 2-2 check, swing called. Strike three. Second strike out of the day for Scooble. He has gone six up, six down to start his outing. We’re on to the third. No score. for Tigers and Royals. Here are the Detroit Tigers Radio Network presented by Meyer. If you’re looking for a off base is coming in a brand new format. Join Lauren Gardner and Xavier Scrugs as they explore all the baseball buzz across social media, pop culture, and around the majors. The Off-Base Podcast, Sundays at 11:00 a.m. Eastern, only on MLB Network. The MLB Network podcast is here. Join your favorite on air personalities for unique perspectives, in-depth interviews, and untold stories from on and off the field. The MLB Network podcast presented by New Balance. Sundays at 11:30 Eastern. Great moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith courts one to 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 of three to two on a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. 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-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. Third inning is presented by Mastercraft Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Electric with fast service and the best price. Choose Mastercraft. Top of the third, Dylan Dingler, Trey Sweeney, and Jav Bayz up for the Tigers against Michael Walka. Both starters have gone six up, six down. Walka struck out the side in the second. Dingler good day yesterday on base four times. Three for three at the plate with a walk. Crushed his fifth home run of the year. One of the three home runs Tigers hit yesterday as the first pitch is fouled back to the screen. It’s 0 and one. Yeah, healthy grip at that sinker down too. He’s ready to hit. He’s not going up there looking for a walk. Doesn’t walk a lot. That’s already been chronicled, but he hit the ball hard a lot. So good for the one. Bingler shoots this one up the line at first and into the dugout suite. Foul. It’s nothing and two. Since the start of last season, Michael Wonka has allowed three runs or fewer in 34 of his 40 starts for Kansas City. The O2 slider misses away. It’s a bowl and two strikes. There’s only been two other pitchers in the big leagues that have as the one two swung on and fouled away. Only two other starters in the big leagues. One of them is on the mound today and Terrick Scubel and Garrick Crochet as the other two starting pitchers who have allowed three runs or fewer in that span. Scubble has done it 35 times. Crochet 38. the one two up and inside on Dingler count goes even two balls and two strikes the course of his career he’s been a horse he goes to the post several years of 30 plus starts several years high 20s and he stays healthy yes he does the twoler breaks his bat as he fouls off an inside sinker that game brought to you in part by Meyer official partner of the Detroit Tigers. Tigers remain on the road going into next week. They will have a four-game series at the Chicago White Socks before returning home for a big series against the Chicago Cubs next weekend. Always nice when you see the PR account putting out that there are limited tickets remaining for a weekend series at Kria Park. Absolutely love that. Two-2 from Walka. Dingler pops it up middle of the infield. Salvador Perez fights the sun, makes the catch. Dingler retired. One down. I think it’s pretty evident with some of the swings we have seen from Tiger hitters today. Michael Wonka not afraid to pitch inside. No, he’s not. He’s going to go in there and and one thing with him, very high arm angle, 51 degrees. What does that mean? You don’t see a lot of guys with that high arm angle. Kind of the the trend in the game is for to creep down in that three quarter. That’s true overhand right there. Trey Sweeney will swing and miss at a change up at the bottom of the zone. It’s 0 and one. You got a high arm angle. Walk is a big man 6’7 in extension that’s above average. He’s really driving that ball down and he that fast plays up and he can go in there effectively. The one swinging strike on an upstairs cutter. Sweeny’s in a hole 0 and two. Trey only got one at bat yesterday. Went 0 for one. Comes in hitting 229 with four homers. It’s a no ball two strike count on Trey Sweeney. Top of the third, no score. Tigers and Royals. Middle game of the series. Tigers have taken four of the first five meetings in the season series. The O2 upstairs. ball in two strikes. Waka on the one-two pitch. Got him looking. Strike three call. That sinker is zipping around today for Michael Wonka. That’s really Trey Sweeney. Just got to hang with him on that one cuz he got sequenced very nicely there. First two pitches they at bat swing and miss on that cutter end. Dart off the plate in towards him. Shows him the fast ball up for show. Changes the eye level. Then throws a sinker down and away and nails that outside corner. That’s that’s just tough. Some days it’s like that. Here’s Jav Bayz. Two outs and the base is empty. First pitch to Bayz way outside on a slider and takes ball one. I think Bobby too that sequencing is very underrated when you look at a pitcher and a lot of times young pitchers when they advance to the minor leagues get to the big leagues that’s one thing they struggle with is Jav swings and misses a change up right out over the plate it’s one and one but once you learn how to sequence that’s really when you can take your game to the next level 100% agree absolutely the 1-1 fights this one off foul into the seats on the first side and it’s one and two. And here’s the reason for that. Because a lot of especially guys with high power, high octane stuff when they’re at the lower level, you can beat teams, you know, if you’re in West Michigan some nights, you can beat Fort Wayne with one pitch, just be better with the fast. One, two. Jav swing, sends a line drive out to center on his horse is Dyron Blanco and he will track it down at the warning track and make the catch to retire the side. Michael Walka perfect through three. We head to the bottom of the third inning. No score. Tigers and Royals 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 taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin with an oppo taco. His 13th and it’s a one-un 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 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 enjoying the game. Subscribe and hit the bell bell so you never miss an MLB broadcast. We go live every day. WBC the show, the sports channel that belongs to God. Folded hands. Thanks for being part of the road to 100K. 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. Here moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. The series against the Royals is presented by Mastercraft Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Electric. No score here in the bottom of the third. Tigers and Royals. Ter Scubble back to work. Starts off the lone lefty in this lineup. Mini Pass Quentino with a cold strike on the outside edge, starting him with a sinker. Derek Perfect through the first two. He rocks and offers on the 01. Swing and a miss. Sinker upstairs is ahead 0 and2 on Pascantino. Pascantino a one for three day yesterday did walk twice in the game. Her baseman by his way off the line. Sweeny shaded up the middle as they play Pascino to pull the pitch. Got him. Swinging strike three. Quickly dispatches of Vinnie Pascantino on three pitches to Scooble for his third strike out of the game. Yeah, ain’t no tricks there. That’s just high octane gas. Three sinkers. one dotted down and away and then beat him up in the zone with two 96 and 97 mph fast balls. That’s just that’s tough right there. Here’s Freddy Firmine, Brailles catcher comes in riding a four-ame hitting streak. Day off yesterday. Scubble delivers his first pitch. Misses up and that’s ball one. even with the bag at third infield straight away. The one on for me taken outside and Scubble falls behind. Two balls and no strikes. Scubble just one of those pitchers that every time he takes the mound something special could It’s very true. Two and0. The count on for me the pitch. Swinging strike on a sinker up and it’s two and one. Is there ever a guy you had his number? Going back to the whole Salvador Perez, Terry Scubel 2-1 inside three and one on for me. Well, for clarity, I didn’t have a whole lot of numbers in the big leagues. I will tell you a little bit about but you had enough time in TripleA and in the big leagues. To be honest with you, the guy I got my first base hit off of Tim Lindicum 3-1 swinging strike two on a sinker. As good as he was and and and the Sai Youngs, I always saw him well. caught him for a brief glimpse when he was in TripleA and I was in TripleA and then a few years later when I finally made my big league debut, he’s coming off a Sai Young award win in 2008 and I got my first base hit off of him in the big leagues and then I think I ended up being two for six off of him. Uh so I don’t know about all that. The whole ownership thing is is really loose there. 3-2 swinging a line drive right field. That’s the first hit of the game for Kansas City. Elevated fast ball and Fine took it the other way. Yeah, good swing from for me. It was a fast ball for Semir left out out over the plate. Just a clean solid single to the right side. The first base runner for either side today comes on a for me knock. Now Dyron Blanco is the batter. Nobody out or rather one out. Man on first. First pitch taken for a strike on a change up and it’s an 0 and1 count. Figure we’re going to see a lot of change ups today from TK Scubble with this right-handed heavy Kansas City lineup. Opponent’s hitting 174 off of Scubble’s change this season. He kicks and offers on the 01 change up tap foul. It’s nothing and two. Blanco had to go down to get that ball. Blanco limited playing time this season right at the tail end of spring training. He was put on the injured list. Y2 taken up right Achilles tendonopathy. Never heard of that. That’s a new one for me. We have to We’re going to have to WebMD that one as well. Is that still a thing? WebMD. I think so. One and two. The count on Blanco. Runner on first is for me. Scooble on the belt kicks and fires upstairs with a fast ball. Evens it up. Two balls and two strikes. Right-handers this season hitting 194 off of Scubble’s change up rather 197. Scubble a long hold. Deals the two. Swinging strike three on the change up. Strike out number four for Scooble. Two outs and a man on. Flips the line up to the top for Jonathan India. Here, let me show you four seamers and sinkers at 97 98 all over the zone and then pulled the string at 88 with good sink down and away from the right-handed hitter. That’s just not fair right there to Blanco. Not a whole lot of what TK does is fair to opposing hitters. No. Jonathan India grounded out to Jav Bayz in the first inning. First pitch from Scubble. It’s taken for a strike and it’s 0 and one. 50% whiff rate on his change this season. That’s pretty good. That’s really good. Scubble looks at the runner at first. Deals on the 01. Taken. A called strike. Nothing in two. Always enjoy Terrick Scubel starts on the road, too, because everybody’s locked in and you just hear this murmur. Yeah. Every time he does something on the mound. Absolutely. You’re right about that. Two outs and a man on first. Scoreless third inning. Tigers and Royals. Jonathan India the batter. Scubble stretches out the belt. Looks at the runner. Deals on the O2. Got him looking. Strike three called. Painted the inside corner with a sinker. Three strikeouts in the inning for Ter Scooble. He’s got five in the game. We head to the top of the fourth. No score. Tigers and Royals here on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network presented by Meyer. At Home America Bank, we’re creating opportunity for small businesses. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s 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. Moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. 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So Michael Waka perfect first time through this Tiger lineup. Carrie Carpenter will lead off here in the fourth inning. Carrie popped out Salvador Perez in the first. Waka back to work and the first pitch hits the bottom rail but it’s called ball one not handled by Fine, the catcher. Carpenter four for nine in his career against Waka. This one hammered up the right field line. Marana giving chase and it’s fouled. Looking into the corner. One and one. The count on Carpenter. Barry does have a home run off of Waka in his career. The one-1 popped up left side of the infield. Bobby Wit Jr. calling for it with his feet on the infield dirt. Backs up into the outfield. Makes the catch. Carpenter retired. One down. Pause for station identification here on the Detroit Tigers radio network. One down. Glabber Torres will back. Takes a called strike. Torres flew out to the right fielder Mark Cana in the first inning. No score. Tigers and Royals here in the top of the fourth. Here’s the L1 taken. A called strike. Nothing into the count. Torres hitless in the series. did walk twice yesterday. The O2 from Waka misses upstairs. So Bobby, you did forget about one guy that you did own, but it was in Japan. Yeah, it came to me during the break, but I had a pretty good run against the pretty good pitcher over here in the States to start his career over there. Uh Masahro Tanaka, the one two down and in. Two balls and two strikes on Glbert Torres. It was fun. It was uh obviously before he posted and came and end up with the Yankees, but uh pitched for a team called Wreckit 10 over there. They were in the same division we were with Deon Ham and Orics. It’s good baseball there. It’s fun. If you’re a big baseball fan, it’s trip and it’s expensive, but 22 Torres pounds it into the ground foul as Joey Cora limos out of the way. If I’m not mistaken, they have they have different kinds of tours where they can, you know, you end up going over there and taking in the sights of fans in the game. It’s fun. It’s a real baseball lover’s trip. Two balls, two strikes. Pitch to Torres. Breaking ball. Misses away. Counts full. Torres gives you quality at bats every time he steps in the box. It is amazing. They’re talking about it before the game today. He’s sort of that old school player where he gets really mad at himself when he strikes out. Yeah, he does not like it. You know, you hear some of the guys talk about, you hear the coaches talk about how just his disdain for striking out and it’s not just he’s not just looking up there choking poke take it the other way. He still wants to impact the baseball but 3-2 and that misses low and in. It’s ball four. So first Tiger base runner of the game comes on a Glabber Torres walk brings up Colt Keith. Really nice at bat as usual from Glabber Torres. Took the change up down just missed. took it with confidence. Thought he might get another cutter slider away after him pound after Waka pounding him in and using the top of the strike zone. It’s now 28 walks for Glaver to 22 strikeouts. Colt Keith swings the first pitch, sends it in the air to right. Arcana coming in on it, fighting the sun. Makes the catch. Colts 0 for two. Two gone for Riley Green. Yeah, keep if you’re a base runner, you find your way on base, you have to keep your feet alive as you make the appropriate actions out there. That time, Labor Torres was halfway, but Mark Hannah fought the sun right there. You see him squatting down, getting to an angle to try to make sure he found it as it came out of the sun. It’s going to affect center and right field right now. Entire field is engulfed in the sunshine as Riley Green swings and misses at a change up. Sun is behind us currently. Three tiers of seating here at Kaufman Stadium with a roof overhang. The 01 green fouls it away. Another change up. It’s nothing and two. Is a guy who will feature that change up regularly, especially to these left-handed Tiger hitters. No score here in the fourth. Flavor Torres walked with one out. He’s at first now with two outs. Fermine sets up away. Waka on the O2. Mean takes it down and away off the glove of Fine, but he was able to keep it in front and keep that runner at first base. Yeah, that sinker change up combination for Waka again with his arm angle. The way he gets his extension is extremely difficult. It’s it a lot of times when you see that thing coming into the strike zone, you have it at one point and then because he can drive down with use the angle makes it very difficult to track. The one two fights it off foul. Smash the like button on this broadcast. It helps us grow and lets more fans like you discover the channel. WBC the show keeps going strong thanks to your support. No score here in the fourth. Both starting pitchers have been stingy. Eric Scubel has allowed a single. Michael Walka has allowed a walk. All in two strikes on Riley Green. Upright stance back at the box. Pitch in the air. Foul. Third base side into the seats. We’ll do it again. I think we missed our queue today to buy a 50/50 ticket. Flashing these numbers on the scoreboard. The number keeps going up. We’re at $71,000. Not opposed to finding somebody in the Can we find somebody? If I slip you a 20. My goodness. One, two. Backs him away with an inside sinker. It’s two balls and two strikes. I mean, I’ve seen some big pots in my time, but my goodness, 71,000 for a matinea Saturday game in May. Well, there’s not a seat left in his house right now. So, that’s part of it right there. Two and two. The count on Riley Green. The pitch. Riley swings. Sends a soft ground ball up the middle. Ranging to the left of second is Bobby Jr. He will glove it. Flips on to first side. Retired Tigers strand a man on. We’re on to the bottom of the fourth. No score. Tigers and Roy. Great moments in baseball have been broadcast on the radio since 1921. Smith Clarks one in 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 start of three to two and a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. The big hits. All the great brats. You got to be kidding me. And all the swagger. Relive the day’s biggest plays all in one lightning fast hour. Show. You better believe it. Quick pitch. Late nights and early mornings only on MLB Network. Let’s see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term. Next 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 and it’s a one-run game. Expand your vocabulary by listening to every game on the MLB app and mlb.com. Got it. Eric Scooble back to work. Bobby with Junior swings the first pitch. Line drive right field charging in. Carrie Carpenter now has to retreat back out. Reaches up and makes the catch. One down on one pitch here in the fourth inning, but we saw Carrie make a great play last night. Sold out on a ball. And that ball I think the wind picked it up. I I don’t know if it was the wind, G, or Or just not going to read. I think the sun you see his glasses glistening. We’re getting a great look at it on our FanDuel sports monitor. Sometimes you know where the ball’s going and you’re running to an area, you don’t quite see it because of the sun. Salvador Perez takes a strike and then when it comes out it’s going a little bit faster than you anticipated. He bowed his route and made a great play though. One on Perez swinging a foul straight back. Nothing into the count. Scubble jammed him and got him to ground out Trey Sweeney in the first. Scubble peering in the wind in the Otu up and inside on Perez. It’s fallen two strikes. Yeah, I like that. 99 up and in. Just stand them up. Nothing crazy there. You got to pitch in. Had zero problem doing that. The wind to the one two. Breaking ball called. Strike three dropped a knuckle curve in on him. Salvi can’t believe it. Sixth strikeout for Terrick Scubel. Okay, so it is time for our newest segment here on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network and it’s called How Well Does Bobby Scales Know Himself? He’s been racking his brain since our engineer Jenny Hinazki back in the studio gave us the nugget for the day as the first pitch to Mike Kell Garcia is taken for a strike. There’s only one active pitcher that you faced that is still pitching today in the big leagues. Think about it. 01 from Scubble. Taken a little bit low. Had that bottom corner. Didn’t get the call. It’s one and one. Oh, he has to be old. Two outs. Fourth inning, no score. Scooble on the 1-1. This is in which means he was really young in 2010 with my last year in the big leagues. I don’t know. I’m really at a loss. Two balls and one strike. Scubble into the motion. Delivered. Swung a ground ball down the line at third. Diving attempt, but it’s going to be a foul ball. A got to the ball. Knocked it down, but it was in foul ground, I think. Well, no, he did not spend all of his career in the National League. That gives you a hint. Well, I did. So, well, you did, but I’m saying this guy did not. And because I was who I was, every time we went in league, I got sent out for another arm. So two two and two on Michael Garcia came in riding an MLB best 14game hitting streak. Swings to the next pitch. Ground ball bounced over to short. Quick glove play by Trey Sweeney flips on to first. Scoo gets the side in order through four. No score. Tigers and Royals here on the Detroit Tigers radio network sent by Meyer. Hi Tigers fans. It’s Dan Dickers. Great 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 to two and a home run by the Wizards. 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As we move into the top of the fifth, Tigers still hunting their first base hit of the game. Spencer Tolson leads off against Michael Wonka here in the fifth inning. Torlson, Perez, and Dylan Dingler scheduled a hit in the fifth as Waka gets back to work. First pitch to Torque. It’s a breaking ball for a strike. Game is brought to you in part by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. ready to help. No balls in a strike on Spencer Tol. Torque went down on strikes looking got called out on a high off speed pitch as he fouls this one away and it’s nothing and two. Greg G alongside Bobby Scales. Mid80s day here in Kansas City. Field is engulfed in sunshine at the moment. The O2 breaking ball misses outside of only two strikes. All right, partner. You’ve had a half inning to think about it in our how well does Bobby Scales know himself. There’s one active pitcher that Bobby face that is still pitching today. The one two orbertson lays off. Who’s your guess? It’s either it’s Kershaw or Morton. That’s the only ones I can think of. You got it. Did I really? Charlie Martin. Wow. All right. 2-2 Torlson a wave and a miss on a change up away. He goes down on strikes for the second time today. That’s Waka’s fifth strikeout. Yeah, we marvel about what Terkall is able to do. But I’ll tell you, Michael Waka has matched him pitch for pitch. Just another good change up, good sinking action down in the zone. He’s thrown it to right-handers. He’s throwing it to lefties. Located that fast ball over his own. He’s been very good. Base is empty, one gone. Wel Perez backs away from an inside cutter in your career against Charlie Morton. 0 for two with a walk and he hit you once. Nice. There you go. All in. No strikes. The counts on Wel Perez. The pitch wave and a miss on a curve evens the count up and a ball and a strike. One and one on Perez. The pitch pounded into the ground. Foul at the line at first. Just passed Anthony Aposi. It’s one and two. I don’t know how he hit. That was way off the plate hitting left-handed against. They didn’t want the ball to get it away from me. Purpose pitch probably. He wanted nothing to do with Bobby Scales. Just put him on base. counts the ball in two strikes on Wel Perez. The pitch breaking ball. He went around. Backto back strikeouts for Wonka. Gets Perez for the second time today. He’s Waka’s got his agame. He’s got all his pitches working. That was a 76 mph 77 mph curve ball. Good break. 126 on the shape. Well, and when you think about it logically, Bobby, you know, you’re facing the best pitcher on the planet on the other side that you’re going to elevate your game when you go up against the Tigers and Terry Scooel. First pitch to Dylan Dingler is taken outside for a ball. You know, it’s it’s two competitions. It’s the competition against him in a sense. Obviously, you’re not pitching against him. You know, pitchers don’t hit anymore, but obviously too, you know, you want to give your chance, your team a chance to stay in the game. 10 Dingler pops this one up off the end of the bat. Foul ground first base side. It’s Salvador Perez. He’ll make the catch. Had to avoid Dingler on the way over and the Tigers go in order. We’ve played four and a half in Kansas City. No score. Tigers and Royals here in the Detroit Tigers. 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. Here moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. 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 by the start of three to two on a home run by the Wizards. The next unforgettable call 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 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. [Music] Bottom of the fifth, no score. Our Ter Scubble back on the mountain. Let’s take a look at the out of town scoreboard from the 1-800 Call Sam Studios. Athletics trailing the Blue Jays 85 in the seventh. St. Louis is up two nothing on Texas in the fifth inning. Tampa up 4-3 on Houston in the fifth. Baltimore leads the White Socks two to one fifth inning. Angels on top of the Guardians four nothing in the fourth as Scubble starts off Arcana with a sinker that misses inside for ball one. enjoying the game. Subscribe and hit the bell bell so you never miss an MLB broadcast. We go live every day WBC the show the sports channel that belongs to God folded hands. Thanks for being part of the road to 100k. Kenna Loftton and Pasquantino in the Royals fifth inning. Scubble on the 20 taken a called strike. Kenna disagrees with the home plate umpire and we saw this when he was a member of the Tigers. His strike zone awareness is so good. Very good. 2-1 taken away. It’s three in one. And you know what’s interesting and and it’s funny because you see guys hitters that swear they know the zone and and they go back and look at pitches and they’re and they’re not and they’re not they’re not strikes and you know but Mark Canada is not that guy. He knows has a very very good idea of where the strike zone is. Three balls in a strike on Canon. Scubble rocks and deals. Popped him up. See if it stays in play. Dylan Dingler giving chase as is Spencer Tolson. And Dingler will make the catch right up against the Royals dugout. Route number one. Yeah, it’s a good play for Dingler. First job with the catcher, it’s difficult. You’re coming up out of that crouch. You got to locate the baseball. Then you have to navigate where you need to get to. And he’s over in front of the Royals dugout. He’s going to get zero help from that group as it should be. Making the catch. I don’t know if there is a better as the first pitch to Loftton is a swinging strike. Just gas the sinker by him. I don’t know if there’s a better one-two punch defensively in the big leagues than what the Tigers have behind the plate from Dingler and Jake Rogers. The 01 wave and a miss on the curve. It’s nothing and two. No, it’s pretty good. I mean, obviously we know that and even in in his advanced age, I would say the someone that the the crew that comes to mind is this crew we’re playing against right here with Salvi Perez still being able to do what he does behind the plate. Freddy Fer mean very good back there. O2 from Scubble hit in the air to right and foul. Count on Loftton remains had no balls and two strikes. often 40 games in TripleA this season 295 hitter with Omaha it’s low and in played in oh four games up in the big leagues with Kansas City competitive balance pick 2020 out of Baylor. The one two hooked foul down the third baseline. Oftton went down on strikes looking in the second. Often 19 games the Royals in 23 57 last season. A one two from Scubble. It’s in the dirt. Two balls, two strikes. scuba right now at six strikeouts. Strikeout update brought to you by Carbless official ready to drink can cocktail of the Detroit Tigers. 2-2 inside runs at full 02 to 32 on Loftton. He’s putting up pretty good at bat right here. Those tough pitches he’s not offered at full count on Loftton. Scooble with the payoff. This one lined in the left. A base hit. Sinker down and in. He just went with the pitch and drove it to the pool side. Yeah, sure did. That’s a good job by Loftton that bat. Battled him right there. Got a sinker in. He gets to the inside of it and under it enough to elevate it over Trey Sweeney for a clean line drive single to left field. So a man on first. Here’s Vinnie Pasquentito. went down on three pitches in the third inning. Scoo making quick work of him. That’s the second single allowed by Trick. Asino takes a cold strike. Got Jav Bayz even with the bag way off the line. Trey Sweeney up the middle looking for two. No strikes to count on Pasquantino. Scuba. Long look to first. Comes the plate. Runner goes. It’s away. Free throw down from Dylan. Dingler’s online the tag and got it. Oh, a bullet from Dylan Dingler to Trey Sweeney to erase the base runner. Loftton decided they tried to make something happen which I think in a game like this you probably should do but Loftton went first move and Dingler came up catching exchange and threw an absolute cannon shot down there to second base. Trace all he had to do is catch it and Loftton was going to tag himself out and he did. A 1-1. Pasquantino sends this one in the air. Foul. Third base side into the seats and it’s one and two. That’s the ninth thrown out by Dingler this season. Came into the ball game hovering around 30% throwing out wouldbe Steelers. But that was quick. Scubble rocks and deals on the one two off. Scooble at 68 pitches as he works here in the fifth. Got another good look at that partner on our FanDuel sports monitor here. Everybody loves falls in love with the arm and the arm is elite but the catch in exchange it’s what’s even better the one two got him a swinging strike three on a change up save side change for his seventh strike out of the day gets pastino for the second time we move to the sixth type see if you can figure out the following baseball slang term today’s phrase is oppo you know what it means Alo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin 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. 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. 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 three-2 and a home run by the Wizards. The next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Next inning is brought to you by the Jack Denver Automotive Group. Experience the Denver difference. No score. Tigers and Royals. Michael Waka gets back to work. He’s hurled five hitless innings. Trey Sweeney leads off. Squares the bunt. Pushes it down the third base line and foul. Trey Sweeney has tried several times to make that bunt. He’s hearing it from these Kansas City fans right now with no hits on the board. They didn’t like it. Trying to win a baseball here, gang. Baseball game here. 0 and one the count on Sweeney. Waka into the motion. Deals on the 01. Sweeney sends this one in the air to right. Mark Kenna drifting back fighting the sun. Can he find the ball? He does. Had the hand up trying to shade the sun and he makes the catch for the first out. One down for Jav Bayz. It’s a pretty good play by Marcana. It seems like it’s just a fly ball, but it’s not. With that sun glaring the way it is. Hannah’s right-handed glove on the left. He’s got that right hand up, that off hand up, trying to fight the sun. He stays with it, makes the play. And in a game like this, one drop catch absolutely could be the difference. Here’s Jav Bayz taking outside for ball one and and taking nothing for granted. Sweeney was running hard out of the box knowing that that ball falls. He needs to be on second base. Obby nine for 31 in his career with three doubles, a homer and five walks against Waka. A 1. Fast ball away and it goes to two and0. Firm mean tried to frame it. Count out in Javy’s favor. Two balls and no strikes and a line drive out to center field in the third inning that was caught by Dyron Blanco. Two pitch to Bay swinging a ropes it foul into the netting down the third baseline. Still hitters count at two and one. Gives us a good opportunity to remind you sounds of summer concert series. First postgame concert of the season. Luda Ludicrous June 13th 2-1 down and in three and one. If you’re looking for tickets, go to tigers.com/s sounds of summer. Don’t be a fool. Get those tickets now. Oh my partner. 31 takes strike two at the top of the zone on a chain. Runs it full. Waka’s thrown a bunch of those change ups up. I I just have a hard time believing he’s actually wants those at the top of the zone. Payoff. Bayz fouls it back just underneath us. You know, we really need like a a fishing net because Peter Warden, our expert traveling secretary, is right in the booth next to it. We can’t afford to lose Peter. No. Best in the business. Payoff on Bayz. Pounds it into the ground towards Short Whit Jr. Charges. Gloves on to first. Two down. Two gone back to the top of the lineup for Carrie Carpenter. He’s 0 for two. Has popped short. Popped out to first. Offense has been at a premium today. Tigers and Royals scoreless into the sixth inning. First pitch to Carrie Carpenter. Breaking ball that misses down and in. Wonka his 80th pitch of the game. He has not allowed a hit. Five and two/3 turns into his wine, deals on the one. Carpenter fouls it to the mid of the catcher, evens the count up. Balling a strike. Uh, he got away with one right there. And that’s what happens though in games like this. That’s a 95 m fast ball right down the middle. Carrie Carpenter doesn’t miss many of those. But again, I defer back to the sequencing because of the way he’s been sequencing all day. He hasn’t left many pitches in that spot. And Carrie just couldn’t get a good swing on it. Absolutely. I completely agree. The 1-1 inside two balls in a strike. Who will blink first today? Michael Walka or TK Scubble? Both have twirled beauties through the first five. Plus 2-1 in the ground. Foul. Change up again from Waka. It’s two and two. very economical with his pitch counts today. Two balls, two strikes. Waka delivers. Breaking ball hit on the ground towards first. Backhanded by Salvador Perez. Underhand flip to Waka covering and it’s in time. The ageless wonder over at first base making it look easy as the Tigers go down in order. We head to the last of the Let’s see if we 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. Boston H 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 Dan and a star studded 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. 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-ahead home run in the first New York Mets home game after 9/11. Here moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. McLaren provides the care you need when you need it. Stay in the game with quality care at mclaren.org. [Music] Bottom of the sixth inning, no score. Tigers and Royals. Ter Scubble gets back to work, ready for mean to lead it off. Smash the like button on this broadcast. It helps us grow and lets more fans like you discover the channel. WBC the show keeps going strong thanks to your support. Scoo has given up a pair of singles. He has faced one over the minimum through five. He has struck out seven. The one swinging to chopper left side passing by backhanded by Trey Sweeney. Offbalance jump throw to first. Long stretch by Torqulson and he’s able to corral it for the out. Nice play Trey Sweeney. Jav Bios was playing in on the possibility of a bunt. He couldn’t get to it. Trey Sweeny’s back there. Didn’t have time to stick his foot in the ground and throw it across the diamond. Had to let it go as soon as it touched his glove. He did put enough on it. Torque stretches to get it into first base. That’s a good play right there. Dyron Blanco the batter went down on strikes in the third. Scubble rocks and deals bunt laid down. Foul behind the plate. It’s 0 and one. Anto is a guy. He’ll lay one down every once in a while. Yeah. And he can run too, but you got to honor it. That will pull the corners in. Tolson just about a step in front of the bag and off the line at first. Bayz now even with the bag at third. No balls in a strike on Blanco. Scoo into his motion. Deals on the 01. Swinging a foul straight back. Nothing and two on Blanco. Came at him with a curve that [Music] time. Tigers best team in baseball at 38 and 20. Looking for a season high sixth consecutive win. 02 from Scubble. Hit in the air to left. On the run, Riley Green tells Wel Perez he’s got it. He does. Two down. There’s a fast ball up and inside at 98. Good communication in the outfield. Riley Green called that ball very early. Put a hand up. That’s one of the things when you get in these loud ballparks, there’s a lot of people in the stands. You have to be vocal, but you have to have to be physical if you can be. Jonathan India with two down. First pitch inside and ball one. It’s an older ballpark and these old ballparks have so much concrete that everything just reverberates down onto the field. Yep. And we heard it in the ninth inning last night how loud it got here. A 10 taken a called strike and a change up away evens the count up at 1-1. Playing baseball here since the early 1970s. A 1-1 inside. two balls and a strike. Did some massive renovations back in 2008, 2009. 2-1. India swings. Brown ball to short. Three hopper to Sweeney. He’s got it. Flips on to first and Scubble has a nice tidy one, two, three, six. We are off to the seventh inning. No score. Tigers and Royals here are the Detroit Tigers ready. 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. There’s a guy who wants to be in the spotlight. The bats have come alive. We’re just playing power. This place doesn’t know what these teams are entertaining. The show continues. Experience gametoame coverage of the night’s biggest moments live and commercial free. MLB Network Strike Zone Wednesday and Friday nights all season. 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-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. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Next phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it means? Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Boston 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. seventh inning is brought to you by Verizon number one network in Detroit. Tigers have been held without a hit for the first six innings today. Glabber Torres, Colt Keith and Riley Green against Michael Walka. Really good pitching matchup today between Waka and Ter Scubble. First pitch to Glabber Torres. Breaking ball misses away and that’s ball one. The series concludes tomorrow afternoon. Kater Montero will go for the Tigers 10. Taking a cold strike evens the count. Chris Bubich the lefty will go for Kansas City in the finale on Sunday afternoon. One- one from Walka. This one hammered in the air. Fouled down the right field line and into the upper deck. One and two. Hardest working player. It’s presented by Carheart. Proud to support Detroit Tigers baseball and all the hardworking people who make it possible. One, two. Breaking ball on a very pretty easy one today. Let’s go Terub. Absolutely. He’s been fantastic all day long. Good hard fast ball. Both two and four seams. Used his change up. Allowed four hits over his last now 15 innings of work. Shut out ball 22. Torres takes it just at the bottom rail. Waka didn’t get the call in the change up. Runs it full. Second time Glaver has worked a full count. Waka quickly working here. The 3-2 get on the ground towards third. Backing up on it by Kell Garcia. He’s got a foot in the outfield grass. slings across and got him. Salvador Perez with a good stretch. Good play by Salvi over there at first base. Why, you might ask is very easy for the first baseman to stretch to where the player is. Well, that ball was taken Salvi over towards the outfield side of first base. And it’s really important to stretch to the baseball and not where it’s coming from. That’s a nice play. O’Keefe is twice flown out. takes a breaking ball up and away for ball one. Both bullpens have been silent and for good reason. Shot out on both sides into the seventh. Pitch inside on Keith. He’s got to count his favorite. Two and0. Haven’t seen many two ball counts here. Awaka has fallen behind these Tiger hitters. He’s done a nice job working ahead. Sequencing has been on point. Two pitch to Keith. swinging a foul straight back and it’s two and one and that’s another example like you said that’s a fast ball 94 milesPH or four seamer outer third normally one we’ve seen Colt Keith rifle to right to left field but because of how off balance he’s kept this Tiger hitters he wasn’t able to get his a swing off there here’s the 2-1 Keith ground ball up the middle base hit to center field the Tigers have their first base hit of the ball game so Waka goes six and a third No hit and Colt Keith extends his hitting streak to seven straight breaking it up. Yeah, it’s a good piece of hitting right there and nice job by Walk only giving up one hit to this point. It’s a little more than a golf clap from the fans. Little bit. We acknowledge that. It’s good. It’s a cutter in the middle. Doesn’t do much of anything. We’ve seen in the last two innings Lee starting to leave a few pitches up out over the place. Yes. to 94 pitches as Riley Green sends this one in the air in no man’s land in left center charging in diving to make the play as Nick Loftton and throws back to first not in time to double up Keith. What a play by Nick Loftton. A full extension dive and it saves a run. That’s outstanding. What a play by Loftton out left field. He was playing slightly over slightly opposite field for the left-handed hitting Riley Green who hits a lot of balls in the air. Papo. He came out of nowhere to hawk that ball down. That’s a good play. And when it came off the bat, Whithead is back to the infield, sprinting as did the center fielder, Dyron Blanco. Neither of them really had a shot at it. And out of nowhere comes Nick Loftton. Full extension on the dive to rob an extra base hit from Riley Green. And now out to the mound goes Freddy For. And with that action, double barreled action begins on Hel Zerpa. and Taylor Clark both warming in the Royals pen. Two outs in the seventh. Tigers and Royals scoreless. Spencer Tolson has twice struck out today. Once swinging, once looking after the mountain visit, ready for mean settles back into his crouch as Waka stretches out the belt. Keith off first. First pitch is taken for a strike on a change up. Win one the count on Torlson. Keith off first. The pitch shot foul into the seats. Oh, fella in the front row of the second tier of seating. He clanked it. Not ready. And he’s hearing it from the fans as he should. Make a play. says the guy sitting next to you who will duck and cover if anything comes within 10 feet. You better believe. Oh, it’s to the count on the pitch from Waka. He flinched the bat. Didn’t go. It was away on a fast ball. It’s a ball in two strikes. Haka right now at 98 pitches is a season high for the Royals. right-hander. This one swung on, grounded out to short. Bobby Whit Junior’s got it. Flips to second and the side is retired. Tigers strand a man on base. Time seventh inning stretch in a scoreless game. It’s presented by DTE manager. And if you used to say good, 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. Pure moments like this and more on the MLB app and MLB.com. 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 by the start of three to two and a home run by the Wizard. Catch 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 taco. Do you know what it means? [Music] Oppo taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin 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. days a week. We week. Order online at sheets.com or on the app. Work. Bottom of the seventh inning. Bobby Wit Jr. swinging at the first pitch and fouling it away into the seats. It’s an 0 and one count. Scooble masterful today to this point. Six innings of two hit ball. He has struck out seven. Whit today 0 for two has struck out and flown out. Y one swinging strike on a high sinker. Nothing to the count. Royals did have action in their bullpen in the top half of this inning. Tigers getting their first hit of the game and a cold key face hit up the middle. Scubble ahead of Whit. O and two the pitch. Swinging a ground ball right side. Glber Torres sliding into it. He picks it up onto first. What a play by Glaver Torres to get the lead runner or to get the first out of the inning rather. Oh, that’s a fantastic play. Bobby Whit Jr. hit this ball off the end of the bat. Just a squibber slow developing and Whit can fly. It gets down the line. Blabber comes up, piouetses over that left shoulder and throws a strike to Torque at first base. Just getting him. He puts so much pressure on the defense when he leaves the box. Gets out of the box so fast for a right-handed hitter. Here’s Salvador Perez 0 for two. Scubble delivers. Swinging strike. Challenged him up and away with a fast ball. Two and one. Major League from the right side is 4-3. That was a jailbreak. He was out front a little bit. So he was leaving as he was hitting the ball. He just ran a 406 down the line. The L1 taken up. I think that we can classify that as elite speed. That’s elite seat. That’s that’s got the uh little green diamond here in our good old base our baseball savant page going. Enjoying the game. One from Scubble. Subscribe and hit the bell bell so you never miss an MLB broadcast. We go live every day. WBC the show, the sports channel that belongs to God. appears some slight begin down in the Thanks for being part of the road to 100K. Scoobles at 84 pitches as he works here in the seventh. One, two, swing and a fly ball foul between innings. Got a great look at it on our FanDuel sports monitor. A bunch of hugs and handshakes in that first base dugout from the Royals to Michael Walker. Looks like he’s going to be done for the day. I believe that’s the right hander Clark that’s continued to throw. It’s a one ball, two strike count on Salvador Perez. Scubble fires, swung on, hit in the air to left. Back of the ball is Riley Green. He’s got room. He’s under it. He’ll make the catch. Two down. The slider down and in that time. Two outs here in the seventh. Mike Garcia. Salvi still dangerous. Not having the year he had a year ago, but you still got to respect him. Nice job by TK to get him out. Two out, seventh inning. Garcia the hitter. First pitch swung on, popped foul behind the net into the seats. It’s 0 and one. Garcia hasn’t extended it. Scoo’s going to try to make sure he doesn’t, but came in riding a MLB best 14game hitting streak, hitting .407 in that span. And the 01 taken down and away. He is having some kind of year. Really nice player. Follow strike. Scooble winds and fires inside. Two and one. Spoke with Greg Tudler yesterday before the game and he said likely Garcia could probably be the shortstop on this team, but they’ve got a guy named Bobby Jr. pretty good. Done a nice job moving over to third and playing a good third base. Two-1 from Scooble. Swinging a chopper up the middle. Trey Sweeney ranging to his left. Gloves on to first in time. Another one, two, three frame for Terrick Scooble. He’s faced one over the minimum through seven. We go to the eighth in a scoreless contest. Tigers and Royals. Introducing baseball’s all new Meyer. We know what you love. You love baseball. You love the Detroit Tigers. You love spending a day at Com Park. We also know what you don’t love. Standing in line. So, we made a VIP entrance. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo taco. Do you know what it [Music] means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field with anun 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 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. 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 on a home run by the Wizards. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. D inning is brought to you by Hatfield Foods for pork on your fork. Wel Perez will lead it off. And we’ve got a new pitcher for Kansas City with this pitching change presented by Primitive official CBD relief partner of the Detroit Tigers. John Shriber, the one time Tiger takes the mound. First pitch to Wel Perez is taken for a strike. He’s 0 for two. has twice struck out today. Yeah, Shriber, that low threequarter arm slot. Not quite sidearm, but that’s a very low threequarters. Four pitch mix two and four seam fast ball sweeper and a cutter. Uses them all just about a quarter of the time. The one taken up and away. Count goes even out of a ball in a strike. Final line on Michael Waka. No runs on one hit a walk in six Ks in seven innings. Triber last pitched on the 28th. Two/3s of an inning scoreless against the Cincinnati Reds. The 1-1 swinging strike two up and away cutter and two strikes the count on Perez. Driver fires, fouls this one back. Perez, Dylan Dingler, and Trey Sweeney here in the Tigers eighth. Neither team in this game has had a runner in scoring position. Ball and two strikes to count. The pitch pops it up left side of the infield. Backing up on it is Mikel Garcia. He’ll make the catch and lead off man retired in the Tiger eighth. Here’s Dylan Dingler has twice popped out to the first baseman. Salvador Perez Shriber because of that low threequarter arm slot gets excellent action on that two seamer but even on the force fast balls he throws he’ll get some armside run to it. One out base is clear. Pitch to Dingler. Swung on. Hit in the air to right charging over towards the line. Mark Cana and he will slide near the tarp. Can’t make the catch. Let’s pause for station identification here on the Detroit Tigers radio network. And out top of the eighth inning, Dylan Dinglers in an 01 hole. Get a check of that out of town scoreboard from the 1800 Cole Sam Studios. Once more with a 4-2 lead over the White Socks in the seventh. Angels up 5-3 on Cleveland in the sixth. The 01. Dingler shoots it in the air down the right field line. Can a long run again and again foul into the netting. This time it’s 0 and2. But this one not a good day for the Philadelphia pitching staff. They’re down 17-2 to the Milwaukee Brewers. It’s in the sixth. I was going to say it’s in the sixth. They got nine outs left. That’s with a seven to1 lead on the Rockies. That’s in the seventh. Tampa up 9-3 on Houston in the seventh. Miami’s got a one- nothing lead on San Francisco. Tampa’s up 9-3 on Houston. Both of those in the seventh inning as well. 7:15 start. Minnesota is at Seattle. Jason Benedetti will have that call. That’s right. Oh, and two on Dingler. Driver deals. outside. Boy, I thought when the whole plane umpire stood up, I thought he was going to ring up Dingler. He didn’t. Nate Tomlinson looked for all the world he was going to pull that string on that right with that right hand and he didn’t. I think it probably was a strike. The one, two, lays off. Another one hits the top of the zone. Not called. It’s two and two. I mean, he really and truly could have called that one a strike as well. That’s right on that top rail. So, Dingler has taken two very close pitches. It’s a two ball, two strike count. The pitch from Shriber. Dingler fouls it away. Stays alive and the count remains at two balls and two strikes. Another solid at bat. No score in the eighth. Triber coming set. Deals on the 2-2. Dingler fights off another fast ball straight back. We’ll do it again at two and two. Here is action again in the Tiger bullpen. Two balls, two strikes on Dingler. Triber delivers low and away. Runs it full. Will see at least eight pitches here. Stayed with the four seamer. A little surprised he hasn’t gone with that cutter. That breaking ball away. He went over the middle of the plate right here. We’ll count on Dylan Dingler. Triber with the payoff and it’s outside in ball four. Dylan Dingler walking. That’s a heck of an at bat for Dylan Dingler. It sure is. Took some close pitches. Went his way. Fouled off some other tough pitches. Finds his way to first base with one out here in the eighth inning. So opportunity knocking. Runner on first. One out. Trey Sweeney is 0 for two. Triber delivers and that fast comes back over the inside corner of the plate for a called strike one. And with the man at first Perez holds him on. Driver from the belt. The 01 pitch high and outside it up and a bowl in a strike. Royals with action again in their bullpen. One and one the count. Drivers from 15 pitches as Sweeney pounds this one into the ground. Foul. A nice little one-handed grab by the bat boy. It’s one and two. That brisky on the Tiger. I think it may be. Yeah, I feel like that’s see a single digit on the back there. Solen two strikes on Sweeney. Dingler the man at first. The pitch. Sweeny swings and misses. That’s strike three. Two down. Triber broke out the sweeper there. Pretty good pitch. Starts well off the plate. Ends up outer third. Trey Sweeney swings right through it for strike three. It’s a tough pitch. Hadn’t seen one of those in the at bat to this point. He breaks it out right there. It’s a pretty good one. Two outs for Jav Bayz. It’s flown to center. Grounded to short. Triber delivers. Up and away. Ball one and partner. That one in the zone. Triber just not getting some calls. No. One and0 the count on Jav Bayz. Dingler a short lead. Driver delivers. Swinging a foul straight back. Oh, he was on that fast ball, wasn’t he? Pass at that one. Boy, it was inner third. A fast ball to 95 miles an hour right there. It’s to your point, partner. He’s Tomlinson strike zone has gotten a little bit shorter from the top down. One and one. The count on Bay. Pitch taken a called strike on a sinker. Bayas disagreeing with it. One and two. That’s a pretty good pitch. Throws that two seamer off the plate. Come back sinker. Runs back over that outside edge. That was in the strike zone. No score. Eighth inning. Shriber steps off. That’ll be the first disengagement. ball and two strikes to count on Jav Bayz. Shriber kicks and fires, swinging a miss on a high fast basketball. Back-to-back strikeouts for Shriber, ending the Tiger eighth. We go to the bottom half. Tigers and Royals scoreless here in the home of Detroit Tigers baseball presented by Meyer. Summer’s heating up. Baseball fans, every game night is a chance to go big with MLB Big Inn inning. Turn on baseball’s only nightly show that brings you the biggest plays of the night live and commercial free. Out. 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Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app. Smash the like button on this broadcast. It helps us grow and lets more fans like you discover the channel. WBC the show keeps going strong thanks to your support. bottom of the eighth. Tigers and Royals are scoreless. This copyrighted broadcast is presented by the authority of the Detroit Tigers and may not be reproduced or retransmitted in any form. The accounts and descriptions of this game may not be disseminated without express written consent of the Detroit Tigers. Terry Scubal’s day is done. Seven scoreless innings. They will flip it to Bo Brriski. First pitch swinging. Drew Waters pinch hitting sends this one out to left. Backing up on it, Riley Green. One pitch and Brriski retires the first batter here of the bottom of the eighth. Tiger pitching change brought to you about the Southeast Michigan Ford dealers. And there’s one out in the eighth for Nick Loftton. Yeah, Bo Brisky out there with that four seam heater, two seam heater, change up and slider. Just about 75% of the pitches he’s going to throw are going to be one of that four seam heater. That change up. Mclofflin will take inside for a ball. Final line on Scubble today. Seven scoreless allowed two hits, no walks, seven strikeouts. Final line presented by Figer Law. All they do is win. No score. Bottom of the eighth. Loftton has singled and struck out the 10. Taken low. Two balls and no strikes. So partner, let’s take a look at the last now two starts for Terrick Scubble. 16 innings, no runs, four hits, no walks, 20 strikeouts. This one sent in the air to left. Going back to the ball, Riley Green. It’s over his head. One off the base of the wall. Loftton heads to second and he’s in with a stand up double. Nick Loftton has two of the three Royal hits. And the first time today we’ve got a runner in scoring position. Yeah, that’s a fast ball in. Just caught too much of the plate. It was a line drive. Beats Riley Green over his head. Actually a little bit fortunate right there. Hit the chain link. We talked about that yesterday during the broadcast. There’s a lot of sessions of chain link in padding. That hit the chain link. Kind of killed it. The bounces back past Riley, but Loftton only gets the double on second here with one out. And now it’s Vinnie Pasquantino. base hit can put the Royals ahead. First pitch, a called strike. Fast ball settles in bottom of the zone. Pascino didn’t like it. He has twice struck out today. Both times swinging. No score. Eighth inning. Royals threatening. Risky from the letters. 01 down and in. Ball in a strike. But Nick Loftton having some kind of game today. Saved a run earlier with a nice diving play in left. He’s got two of the three Kansas City hits in this one. He’s off second. The 1-1. Fouled back to the net. Basketball up and away. And Frisky works ahead of Pasquantino at a ball and two strikes. got a good swing at that pitch. It was on the outer edge. Well fast ball, but it was up. More action in the Tigers pen. Frisky fires this one line left field. That’s a base hit. Charging Riley Green heading to third. Being sent home. Loftton rallies through to the plate. Not in time. Ascertino an RBI single. produces the game’s first run here in the bottom of the eighth inning. That ball is off the plate away. A ball and a half, maybe two balls off the plate away. Pass Quantino sticks the barrel of the bat out there. Hits a hardline drive on one hop to Riley Green. Vance Wilson at third base coach for Royals had zero intention of stopping Loftton and he slides in safe ahead of the throw. RBI single for Pasquantino. Here is Freddy Ferine. One- nothing Royals lead it in the eighth. For me takes low and in. That’s a ball. Yeah, the throw was a little up the line at first, but when the throw got there, he was already at home plate. Oh, no. Strikes on for me. Frisky delivers hit in the air to left. Green and Wel Perez converging in the alley. Wel says he’s got it. He does. Two outs. When that ball left the bat of past Quentino, he thought maybe because it was hit so hard. That one hop skip would get it would get to Riley so quickly he’d have a chance to throw him out the plate, but that was not the case. Partner looking ahead to the ninth inning. The Tigers will have Carpenter, Torres, and Keith. And if any of them reach green and Torlson, Carlos Estz warming down in the Kansas City bullpen. Byron Blanco’s day is done. He’ll finish 0 for two. And we’ve got a pinch hitter here in Kyle Isbel. Runner on first is Vinnie Pasquentino. Risky deals to Isbel. Swinging a ground ball right at the second baseman. Torres charges, scoops at his feet, flips on to first and the side is retired. The Royals strike first for a run on a Vinnie Pasino opposite field base hit. We’re on to the ninth inning in Kansas City. Tigers down one- nothing here on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network presented by Meyer is down. Let’s see if we can figure out the following baseball slang term. Today’s phrase is oppo tacos. Do you know what it means? taco. A home run hit to the opposite field. Austin 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. Off base is coming in a brand new format. Join Lauren Gardner and Xavier Scrugs as they explore all the baseball buzz across social media, pop culture, and around the majors. The Off-Bac Sundays at 11:00 a.m. Eastern, only on MLB Network. The MLB Network podcast is here. Join your favorite on-air personalities for unique perspectives, in-depth interviews, and untold stories from on and off the field. The MLB Network podcast, presented by New Balance, Sundays at 11:30 Eastern. Great 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 Wizard. Catch the next unforgettable call on the MLB app and MLB.com. Year to protect our environment while providing food, fuel, and fiber. Find out more at micorn.org. Top of the ninth inning at Kaufman Stadium. One- nothing Royals on top of the Tigers. Top of the Tiger lineup against Carlos Estz. Royals pitching change brought to you by Primitive, official CBD relief partner of the Detroit Tigers. Ninth inning presented by Com. Only one bank has been committed to Michigan since 1849. That’s Coma. The Steves will deal with Carrie Carpenter. First pitch, Carrie takes a cold strike. Change up away. Ste is 15 of 17 in save chances this season. Husky 185 RA and a two record to boot. It’s his 24th appearance of the year. He’s on the 01. Carpenter takes it away. Yeah, he last worked three days ago against the Reds. Got the save in that one. Inning in the third. No hits, two tickets handed out. Kyle Isbel remains in the game in center field. Drew Waters remains in the game in right. The 1-1 Carpenter mile high pop up. Shallow center. Body with Junior’s there. He’ll squeeze it. One down. Only Tiger hit at this game was a Colt key base hit in the seventh. That’s been it. Game brought to you in part by Corwell Health. No matter reminding you that together we can overcome any obstacle and fight any battle. All season long. Home runs are brought to you by Little Caesar’s Pizza. Order online for delivery or pizza portal pickup. One out in the top of the ninth. Tigers down a run. Flavored Torres 0 for two with a walk today. Steves delivers upstairs for ball one. The slider from Estz got Carrie Carpenter to pop up on a change up. Forcing fast ball slider change for Estz. That fast ball will sit 96 miles an hour. The 10. Torres takes it up and inside and it’s two balls and no strikes. He would gladly take a walk in this situation. Waver already walked once today. He’s walked three times in this series. 200 popped him up. Foul headed our way into the seats. Two count right there. You can see Glaver take his crack at it. That was a four seamer in the middle of the plate at 94. slightly up and he just missed. Fouled it off. Two balls and a strike. Ste has not yielded a home run this season. 2-1. Torres fouls it away right side. Two and two. In fact, he hasn’t allowed a run since May 7th against the White Sox. Pretty good month of May. One and0, six of six in save chances and an 096 ERA. Two two fouls it away once again. We’ll do it once more. Two balls and two strikes. He stayed firm with them. Another heater away. Two and two the count. Estz coming set deals two on Torres up and in. Runs it full. Third straight at bat for Glabber Torres where he’s worked a full count. You’ll see at least seven pitches in this sequence. It’s got all four seamers and sliders. Ste working center of the rubber. Stretches at the belt. Deals on the 3-2. Torres sends this one in the air. Center field. Isbel going back. Should have room. Turns around. Makes the catch. Two down. Paper. Got a fast ball over the plate. Away just a little bit. It looked like he was just out in front. Caught off the end of the bat. Gave it a ride. But is Bell as he’s one to do out there, just glides to the spot, secures the catch. This huge crowd all standing on their feet with two out in the top of the ninth inning. Tigers down one- nothing. Colt Keith has the only Tiger hit today. First pitch, he’ll take it below the zone for ball one. the one swinging a foul straight back to the net. [Music] As if wasn’t hard enough to hit. The shadows are beginning to creep just a little bit here at Coffman Stadium. Plate in the shadows. Pitchers mound in the sunshine. The 1-1. Pope goes the other way with a base hit into left field. up and away. Fast ball went with the pitch. It’s a two hit day for Colt Keith. Garcia playing way off the line. He just hits a ground ball to what would be normal third base. Garcia’s in that hole. Nice job getting on base for Colt Keith. If there’s a guy you want up with two outs in the ninth, it’s him. Riley Green. Green 0 for three today as brief mound meeting between Ferine and Estz. 24 RBI’s in the month of May. The most in any month in Riley’s career. Seven home runs to booty. Hit one yesterday. Here we go. Two outs. Man on. Top of the ninth. Green swings to first. Salvador Perez. He will glove it. Step on the bag and the Royals shut up. Tigers this afternoon. A two rather a one- nothing final. We’ll step aside. Postgame show coming up on the Detroit Tigers Radio Network. Style or substance. Somehow it became one or the other when choosing a truck. But there is another choice. Not stopping until you have everything. 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Seven scoreless innings, but the offense just could not put it together tonight. Yeah, it we faced a tough customer out there in Michael Walker. It’ be one thing if you know Terrick has this outing and there’s a bunch of errors and misplays behind him. That wasn’t the case. The Michael Walker was excellent. Matched him pitch for pitch and sometimes it’s that way. We had our ace going, their guy came up with a fantastic day. Baseball, you wash it off and do it again tomorrow. So, the Tigers will look for the series win tomorrow afternoon. Player of the game is brought to you by Pennington Grass Seed, the official grass seed of the Detroit Tigers. Seven innings scoreless for TK Scubble. He is our player of the game. He struck out seven 20 strikeouts to no walks in 16 innings over his last two starts. Think you would agree with me on that one? Without question. I mean you you you know he’s been unbelievable. He kept the Tigers in a game today where the other guy was just as good as he was for the for his outing as well. And and you know it is what it is sometimes and sometimes you get beat. So listen, no sense in getting your dober down about this one. It’s just a good baseball game. And it was one of those games where there wasn’t even really a threat against either starting pitcher in this one. Not really. I mean, I think that speaks to the execution of the guys uh that were out there for both teams today. Again, just a tough game. Big hit of the game brought to you by Little Caesars. Order online for delivery or pizza portal pickup. There were two hits there off the bat of Colt Keith. Go with one in the ninth innings. The big hit of the game. Yeah, did a nice job. Colt Keith starting to heat up a little bit consistently. That indeed.
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