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Tigers Dominate Red Sox in Series Opener with Explosive Offense

Detroit's nine-run third inning and Jackson Jobe's strong outing secure a 14-2 victory, while Boston struggles with pitching adjustments for Game 2.

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Overview

  • The Detroit Tigers routed the Boston Red Sox 14-2 in the series opener, highlighted by a nine-run third inning and home runs from Gleyber Torres and Trey Sweeney.
  • Rookie pitcher Jackson Jobe improved to 3-0, allowing just one run on three hits and striking out seven across 5⅔ innings.
  • Boston's Tanner Houck struggled significantly, giving up 11 runs in 2⅓ innings, marking his third consecutive loss this season.
  • Detroit announced Tyler Holton as the opener for Game 2, with Keider Montero recalled from Triple-A to follow, as Casey Mize was placed on the 15-day injured list with a hamstring strain.
  • The Tigers, now 27-15 with the best record in the American League, lead the majors in run differential at +84 and remain undefeated in Jobe's starts.