Thayron Liranzo's Ninth-Inning Homer Secures Fall Stars Game MVP

Detroit Tigers prospect Thayron Liranzo hit a decisive home run in the Arizona Fall League's showcase event, earning MVP honors.

Liranzo's game-winning home run traveled 437 feet with a 112 mph exit velocity, sealing a 6-5 victory for the American League.
He became the first player in Tigers history to win the Fall Stars Game MVP award, joining fellow Dominican Republic natives Victor Robles and Gary Sánchez.
Liranzo was acquired by the Tigers from the Dodgers in a trade involving Jack Flaherty earlier this year, and he has impressed since joining Detroit's system.
Despite entering as a defensive replacement, Liranzo's single at-bat in the ninth inning was pivotal, showcasing his power and clutch performance.
In the Arizona Fall League, Liranzo has demonstrated strong plate discipline with a .326 batting average and an .044 OPS across 12 games.