Max Scherzer allowed seven hits and walked seven in four and two-thirds innings. The Tigers hung around, down only 3-1 when Scherzer left, after the Yankees stranded eleven runners.
Keep putting people on, and trouble will eventually find you. Luke Putkonen made his Show debut by getting Curtis Granderson to ground out with the bases loaded, but later walked two and gave up three hits. By then it was 6-2 and, the way the Tigers were (not) hitting, all you could do was think about tomorrow's game.
Scherzer's ERA at day's end reminds the baseball fan who also grew up with music radio of the frequency of legendary New York top 40, and former Yankee flagship, station WABC: 7.77.
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Hinge has agreed to sign with the A's, and it will be weird to see him in a uniform without DETROIT or the Olde English "D" on it. Like it was when Babe Ruth took the field with BRAVES across his chest.
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