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Tigers Stumble Against Phillies, Drop to 11-10 After Home Defeat

In a recent matchup at Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium, the Detroit Tigers faced a challenging game against the Philadelphia Phillies, culminating in a 1-10 loss. This outcome adjusts the Tigers' season record to 11-10, while the Phillies improve theirs to 10-8. The game unfolded with the Phillies amassing a total of 12 hits and securing their victory by capitalizing on key innings.


Aug 20, 2023; Cleveland, Ohio, USA; Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Tyler Holton (87) delivers a pitch in the seventh inning against the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field. Mandatory Credit: David Richard-USA TODAY Sports

The Tigers managed to gather only five hits throughout the game and scored their lone run in the second inning. Despite their efforts, they could not overcome the Phillies' offensive onslaught. The visiting team demonstrated strong batting performance right from the start, scoring one run in the first inning followed by two runs in both third and fourth innings before sealing their triumph with four runs in the ninth inning.


From an individual performance standpoint for Detroit, Donny Sands and Eric Haase each contributed with a hit apiece out of two at-bats, maintaining an average that stood out among their teammates for this particular game. On another note, Akil Baddoo also made his presence felt by hitting .333 across three at-bats.


Pitching was another area where struggles were evident for Detroit; Spencer Turnbull started on the mound but faced challenges early on which reflected on his ERA of 9.0 after allowing several runs over three innings pitched. Jason Foley and Garrett Hill from Detroit's bullpen also encountered difficulties as evidenced by Foley's ERA soaring to 27.0 after his appearance.


Despite these setbacks for Detroit, it's worth noting that there were no errors committed by either team during this contest - showcasing solid defensive efforts that unfortunately for Detroit did not translate into victory.


Looking ahead, fans can catch more action as The Tigers are set to host New York Yankees at Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium on March 17th at 1:05 PM EDT. This upcoming game promises more excitement and will be broadcasted live on BSDET network.

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