Then, the only real drama was how bad that awful start would impact the already drained Tigers bullpen. But the Tigers were saved, in that sense, when Zach McKinstry pitched the seventh and catcher Jake Rogers pitched the eighth.

What a bounce-back game for the Cubs! It’s not often that we’ve gotten stress-free wins from this particular Cubs team, but this was definitely one of them, and an extremely fun one at that. After losing in frustrating fashion last night,

Zach Neto went 2-for-4 with a pair of singles and scored the Angels' lone run in a heartbreaking loss against the Tigers on Friday evening.

Keider Montero struck out eight Cubs while allowing just one run as the Tigers finished their post-All-Star road trip 4-2.

Obviously, losing that game is the biggest annoyance of the night, but I’m also frustrated by how boring and uncompetitive the Cubs offense was throughout that matchup. Even as I warned everyone/myself about Keider Montero’s breakout this year,

Tarik Skubal had a season-high 12 strikeouts and allowed one run in 7 1/3 innings in what could have been his last home start for Detroit, helping the Tigers to a 2-1 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Friday night.

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Detroit Tigers score: Kevin McGonigle hit a leadoff homer, but his teammates mustered just 3 more hits the rest of the way in a loss to the Angels.