Tigers win with Baddoo's game-ending double

In a dramatic turn of events, the Detroit Tigers secured a resounding 15-1 victory against the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday night, capping off a successful series in Seattle. Tigers manager A.J. Hinch expressed his excitement, noting the palpable adrenaline in the clubhouse following the win. The Tigers managed to clinch two out of three games against the Mariners, showcasing their resilience and determination. The game took a pivotal turn in the eighth inning when the Tigers, trailing 2-0, mounted a comeback. Matt Vierling's crucial double off Yimi Garcia set the stage for Kerry Carpenter, who hit his third home run in two games, tying the score. Carpenter acknowledged the challenge posed by Garcia but credited his preparation and the encouragement from his teammates for the successful at-bat. Despite a strong start from Mariners pitcher Woo, who struck out Carpenter with runners on base, the Tigers found their rhythm late in the game. The Mariners initially took the lead in the fifth inning when Dylan Moore scored on a base hit from Jorge Polanco. However, the momentum shifted as the Tigers capitalized on their opportunities in the eighth. Mariners manager Scott Servais expressed disappointment over the loss, particularly after a strong performance from his team earlier in the game. Additionally, the game saw Mariners player Rodríguez dealing with an aggravated ankle injury, but he was able to continue playing after receiving medical attention.