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Konnor Griffin’s early blast, two-hit day lift Pirates past Tigers 4-2 at Comerica Park
Konnor Griffin gave Pittsburgh an immediate lead and added another RBI later, helping the Pirates build a four-run cushion before holding off Detroit 4-2 on Sunday at Comerica Park. The Tigers finally broke through in the seventh on solo homers from Kevin McGonigle and Eduardo Valencia, but their offence arrived too late to erase a quiet first six innings.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 4Detroit Tigers beat Pittsburgh Pirates, 4–3
Detroit Tigers finished with a 4–3 victory over Pittsburgh Pirates at Comerica Park on September 26, 2026. A single run separated the teams at the finish.
Story contact: Terrence BookerREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 8Spencer Torkelson’s big night built the cushion as Tigers held off Pirates’ five-run eighth
Detroit did enough to make Friday’s 8-7 win over Pittsburgh feel comfortable, then spent the final stretch proving how thin comfort can be in baseball. Spencer Torkelson drove the Tigers’ attack early, and a late Pirates surge turned a runaway into a one-run escape at Comerica Park.
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4 — 2Yohandy Morales and a sharp sixth inning lift Nationals past Tigers 4-2 at Comerica Park
For five innings, this looked like the kind of game Detroit could win simply by creating more traffic. Then Washington found one clean opening, hit it hard, and let that brief burst carry a 4-2 victory at Comerica Park.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗3 — 1CJ Abrams’ two homers carry Nationals past Tigers in 3-1 duel at Comerica Park
The Washington Nationals did not overwhelm Detroit on Tuesday night. They simply let CJ Abrams do the hardest part twice, and that was enough to leave Comerica Park with a 3-1 win over the Tigers.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 9Tigers turn an early edge into a 9-2 runaway over Nationals with three homers and a five-run fifth
The Tigers spent Monday night building a lead the way strong lineups prefer to do it: early, again in the middle innings, and with enough pitching behind it that the late homer only changed the margin. Detroit beat the Washington Nationals 9-2 at Comerica Park, turning a two-run first into a runaway by the fifth.
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Chase Meidroth’s homer and Chicago’s patient approach send White Sox past Tigers 8-1
The Chicago White Sox did not need a barrage of home runs to put away the Detroit Tigers on Sunday at Rate Field. They built this 8-1 win the slower way, by forcing long innings, taking eight walks, and turning a handful of key swings into a game that kept tilting their way.
Story contact: Neha IyerREAD THE GAME ↗1 — 3Miguel Vargas’ bat and Chicago’s timely outs carry White Sox past Tigers 3-1
The Chicago White Sox did not need a long parade of hits to beat Detroit on Saturday. They needed a few precise swings, a solo shot from Miguel Vargas, and enough pitching to make the Tigers regret all the traffic they created and failed to convert in a 3-1 win at Rate Field.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗11 — 8Tigers climb out of 8-2 hole, bury White Sox with five-run eighth in 11-8 win
The Detroit Tigers spent most of Friday night digging out of a game that looked lost almost as soon as it began. After giving up six runs in the first inning and trailing 8-2 after three, they kept scoring in waves, then turned the game for good with a five-run eighth to beat the Chicago White Sox 11-8 at Rate Field.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗1 — 3Murakami’s first-inning three-run shot gives White Sox enough in 3-1 win over Tigers
Some games keep reopening. This one mostly closed with a single swing. Munetaka Murakami’s 423-foot, three-run homer in the first inning sent the Chicago White Sox on their way to a 3-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers at Rate Field, and Detroit spent the rest of the night chasing a deficit it never fully cracked.
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Blue Jays turn middle innings into separation, beat Tigers 5-1 behind clean defense and steady pitching
The Toronto Blue Jays did not overpower Detroit on Wednesday at Rogers Centre. They simply kept turning the game back in their favor, answering an early deficit with three straight scoring innings and letting the Tigers wear the cost of every missed chance in a 5-1 win.
Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗10 — 1Fourth-inning thunder sends Tigers past Blue Jays 10-1 at Rogers Centre
For three innings, this looked like a night Toronto might be able to patch together. Then Detroit found one opening, then another, and by the time Spencer Torkelson drove a three-run homer into left-center in the fourth, the Tigers had turned a quiet game into a lopsided 10-1 win over the Blue Jays.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗6 — 5Tigers turn Toronto’s seventh-inning rescue into a 6-5 Blue Jays letdown at Rogers Centre
For six innings, the Toronto Blue Jays had this one arranged the way they wanted. By the end, the Detroit Tigers had rewritten it, using a four-run seventh and two more late innings to leave Rogers Centre with a 6-5 win.
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1 — 8Riley Greene’s quick answer and Jackson Jobe’s control send Tigers past Rockies 8-1
For a moment, Colorado grabbed the first clean punch of the day. Then Detroit spent the rest of the afternoon showing how quickly one swing can be erased when patient at-bats and steady pitching take over.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗7 — 11Tigers erase 7-4 deficit with seven-run eighth to beat Rockies 11-7 at Comerica Park
For seven innings, this looked like a Colorado game. Then Detroit turned the entire afternoon in one frame, scoring seven times in the eighth inning to wipe out a three-run deficit and beat the Rockies 11-7 at Comerica Park.
Story contact: Tyler BrennanREAD THE GAME ↗2 — 6Five hits, six runs: Tigers punish Rockies’ missed chances in 6-2 win at Comerica Park
A game can turn into arithmetic, and Friday at Comerica Park did. The Colorado Rockies collected 10 hits and still spent most of the night chasing, while the Detroit Tigers needed only five hits to build a 6-2 win by cashing in their loudest swings and Colorado’s loosest inning.
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