Evan Woodbery is a Sports Journalist at MLive.com. He has extensive experience covering Major League Baseball and the NFL, with a focus on competitive sports and professional athletics, including the Detroit Tigers and the New Orleans Saints. Evan's work has been featured in various outlets, including Murray Ledger & Times, Yahoo Sports, and MSN.
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McKinstry has eight assists in right field this season, tied for second most in the American League, despite playing only 53 games at the position.
Hao-Yu Lee led off the eighth with a double and finished the scoring with a three-run triple.
The crowning blow was Hao-Yu Lee’s two-run triple after a 12-pitch at-bat.
By: Evan Woodbery
Tyler Kinley used this analogy: Every pitcher has days when he doesn’t have his best stuff and has to claw and fight to get outs anyway. At Coors Field, that’s every day.
| DETROIT -- We've only gotten glimpses of Hao-Yu Lee 's personality during his rookie season, but what we've seen has shown him to be passionate and, at times, pretty hilarious.
The Tigers hope Verlander can pitch during a two-day celebration of his career on the final weekend of the season against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers started the eighth inning with a bombardment of big hits. They made it last with patience.
The Tigers (70-79) went 5-1 on the homestand, including a three-game sweep of the Rockies.
"I feel like I’m kind of starting to find my groove a little bit," Jobe said.
"We’re not following the normal script," Verlander said. "What are we saving my arm for?"
