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A.J. Hinch Didn’t Mind Tigers’ Aggressive Baserunning that Erased a Key Run in Game 2
Detroit Tigers set a playoff record by leaving 15 runners stranded and went 1-for-15 with runners in scoring position in a 6-1 loss to the Cleveland Guardians.
- The Detroit Tigers lost 6-1 to the Cleveland Guardians in Game 2 of the AL Wild Card Series on Wednesday, stranding a franchise postseason-record 15 runners on base.
- The Tigers' offensive struggles and aggressive baserunning, including a crucial out at third base by Zach McKinstry, contributed to the loss and momentum shift.
- Manager A.J. Hinch described the approach to pitching designed to challenge the Guardians' lineup and made a strategic decision to substitute Riley Greene in place of Jahmai Jones based on matchup factors.
- Hinch pointed out that the opposing team capitalized well on their chances while his team stranded 15 runners, and Greene added that they were just a single hit or error from turning the game decisively in their favor.
- Detroit’s failure to capitalize on scoring opportunities dealt a heavy blow to their playoff chances, but Hinch stayed hopeful, expressing confidence that their persistent effort could yield positive results in Game 3.
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