Detroit Tigers at Los Angeles Angels

The Tigers’ bats slept in until the very last minute. Down to their last out, Hao-Yu Lee sent a double into right-center field to score the two runners on base to help Detroit avoid getting shut out while simultaneously taking a one-run lead. Keider Montero shut the door in the bottom of the ninth to complete 3 1/3 scoreless innings of relief in the Tigers’ miraculous 2-1 win over the Angels. “I asked the hitting coach, ‘What does the fastball look like?’” Lee said. “He said it's more like a two-seam, so I was looking for an outside pitch. When it starts outside, it will come in.” Lee said he blacked out once he got to second base. It all started with a leadoff hit-by-pitch with two strikes by Dillon Dingler in the ninth. Spencer Torkelson flied out, but Riley Greene drew a walk to make the Angels sweat. With runners on first and second and one out, the Tigers attempted a double steal, even with the left-handed Kerry Carpenter at the plate. Carpenter swung and popped out to left field and sent the runners scrambling back to their bases. “We really had a hard time kick-starting our offense tonight,” Tigers manager A.J. Hinch said. “The reason we ran the bases aggressively is \[that\