Honestly, I thought he’d been doing better Riley Greene’s OPS by month, since being called up in mid-June.Instead, I saw Aaron Judge hit a lineout to third and get walked four times. I went to the Jays-Yankees game last night, hoping to see history.ggaxUUJen4- Jason Beck SeptemNotes and Numbers Tigertown facility in Lakeland being used as a shelter for Tigers staff, families and evacuated residents from nearby areas as Hurricane Ian heads through Florida. Here’s hoping everyone down there pulls through alright. (I kid, I kid - Soto’s been having a solid September.) He finished off the bullpen day with a 1-2-3 ninth, featuring a strikeout and a pair of groundouts. and then Gregory Soto came out for the ninth. Nice to have another relatively boring inning, for sure. Weird, huh?) In the end all that effort seemed to be worth the trouble, as Chafin got a strikeout and a groundout to keep the score at 2-1, where it had been since the first inning ended.Īlex Lange was the next up for the Tigers in the eighth, pitched a scoreless inning, and Haase gunned out Isbel again with a nice Báez tag.
Too bad there aren’t any surviving pictures, as all the photographers’ cameras mysteriously malfunctioned at the same time. (It was really quite a scene for an average Wednesday night in September, to be honest. Chris Fetter then went to the mound to start his magic-divining incantations, Chafin sacrificed a live chicken right behind the rubber, second baseman Ryan Kreidler’s eyes rolled back into his head, and third baseman Jeimer Candelaro set his glove on fire. Meanwhile Lynch had, uncharacteristically, really settled down and hadn’t faced much of a threat since the first, and ended his day after six strong innings.Ĭhafin found himself in a bases-loaded jam of his own making in the seventh, but this time with only one out. who threw one pitch, and got a groundout to second. José Cisnero took over in the sixth and left the bases loaded with two outs for Andrew Chafin. Since Hill found that entertaining, exactly the same thing happened in the fifth, but Vinnie Pasquantino was the strikeout victim the second time around. He got into a touch o’ trouble with runners on first and second with two out, but then he got Isbel to strike out and end the inning.
Garrett Hill continued the Pitcher Parade in the fourth, and we’ve seen some great results out of him as a reliever lately. #DetroitRoots /IzT9iciJRr- Bally Sports Detroit September 28, 2022īut that wouldn’t be the last time Haase and Báez would team up to throw out Isbel with a nice tag. Haase to Báez is on the money keep the lead headed into the bottom of the second. Miguel Cabrera returned the favour, and then some, off Lynch in the bottom of the inning with Eric Haase on first. Vest gave up a leadoff home run to MJ Melendez to get the Royals on the board in the first, and although they had a lot more hard contact off him in the inning, Kansas City only tallied the single run - which was all they’d score all night. So, if the Tigers were looking to tee-off on someone, Lynch would be the guy to do so - not to mention what Detroit had done against him this season before tonight, a 1.035 OPS-against in three starts. This was his 26th start his WHIP is almost 1.6, he’s giving up almost four walks per nine innings, and his home run rate is almost 1.5 per nine innings. He’s been a little easier on lefties than righties, especially in the walk department.Ĭoming into tonight, lefty Daniel Lynch has had a somewhat shaky sophomore season for the Royals. He’s only given up four home runs in that stretch (before tonight, as we’ll see), struck out about a batter per inning, and his walk rate is about 3.0/9 innings, which is a touch on the high side.
He’s had a solid season out of the bullpen, with 60 ⅓ innings across 55 appearances. Will Vest got the emergency start for the Tigers - and his first ever start as a professional. After a late scratch of Matt Manning moments before the start of the game due to “arm fatigue,” the bullpen pulled off a fantastic patchwork effort with a 2-1 victory, all the runs being scored in the first inning.
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