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J.Iglesias flied out to center fielder Guyer.

Mi.Cabrera singled to left, Maybin to second.

V.Martínez homered to left on a 0-1 count, Maybin scored, Mi.Cabrera scored.

Castellanos flied out to right fielder Arcia.

Upton remained at bat on foul pop fielding error by first baseman Morrison.

Remained at bat on foul pop fielding error by first baseman Morrison.

J.McCann singled to center, Avilés to second.

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Castellanos doubled to left, Maybin scored.

Maybin singled to center, Avilés scored, J.Iglesias scored.

Singled to center, Avilés scored, J.Iglesias scored.

On Smyly's wild pitch, J.McCann scored, Maybin to second.

V.Martínez homered to right on a full count, Maybin scored, Mi.Cabrera scored.

B.Miller homered to left on a 0-2 count, Forsythe scored.

Homered to left on a 0-2 count, Forsythe scored.

Tigers fourth.  Maybin singled to center.  Mi.Cabrera struck out.  Maybin stole second.  V.Martínez grounded out, shortstop B.Miller to first baseman Morrison.  Castellanos doubled to left, Maybin scored.  Upton grounded out, shortstop B.Miller to first baseman Morrison.

Tigers fifth.  Avilés safe at first on throwing error by shortstop B.Miller.  Avilés stole second.  J.McCann struck out, catcher Conger to first baseman Morrison.  J.Iglesias singled to right, Avilés to third.  Kinsler flied out to right fielder Arcia, J.Iglesias to second.  Maybin singled to center, Avilés scored, J.Iglesias scored.  Mi.Cabrera popped out to second baseman Forsythe.

Tigers seventh.  J.McCann singled to center.  J.Iglesias sacrificed, third baseman Longoria to first baseman Morrison, J.McCann to second.  Kinsler flied out to center fielder Guyer, J.McCann to third.  Maybin walked on a full count.  On Smyly's wild pitch, J.McCann scored, Maybin to second.  Mi.Cabrera walked on a full count.  Farquhar pitching.  V.Martínez homered to right on a full count, Maybin scored, Mi.Cabrera scored.  Castellanos singled to center.  Upton popped out to second baseman Forsythe.

Tigers ninth.  E.Romero pitching.  Maybin singled to left.  Mi.Cabrera singled to left, Maybin to second.  V.Martínez homered to left on a 0-1 count, Maybin scored, Mi.Cabrera scored.  Castellanos flied out to right fielder Arcia.  Upton remained at bat on foul pop fielding error by first baseman Morrison.  Upton struck out.  Avilés singled to left.  Motter pitching.  J.McCann singled to center, Avilés to second.  J.Iglesias flied out to center fielder Guyer.

Rays ninth.  Lowe pitching.  An.Romine in as second baseman.  Saltalamacchia in as first baseman.  Moyà in as right fielder.  Avilés in as left fielder.  Forsythe singled to left.  On defensive indifference, Forsythe to second.  B.Miller homered to left on a 0-2 count, Forsythe scored.  T.Beckham pinch-hitting for Longoria.  T.Beckham struck out.  Morrison struck out.  Guyer flied out to center fielder Maybin.

The Tigers throttled the Marlins, 10-3, at Comerica Park yesterday, sweeping the two-game series, and improving to 6-3 in their last nine contests. Detroit has scored 10 or more runs six times since May 16 -- tied with Baltimore for second most in the majors (Toronto -- 8).

Tampa Bay beat Boston, 4-0, on Wednesday, taking two of three from the Red Sox since an 11-game losing streak, June 16-26. Yesterday's shutout was the Rays' fifth of the season -- tied with the Mariners and White Sox for second most in the AL (Indians -- 7).

The Tigers took two of three from the Rays in the clubs' first meeting of the season (May 20-22 at Comerica Park). Dating to June 6, 2013, Detroit and Tampa Bay have split the last 10 games at Tropicana Field, each winning five times.

Jordan Zimmermann allowed a season-high tying seven runs in just 3.2 IP last Friday against the Indians, taking the loss, and failing to garner his 10th win of the season for the second straight contest. Zimmermann is 1-1 with a 3.06 ERA in three career starts vs. the Rays.

Jake Odorizzi went 5.0 innings and allowed five runs (all earned) last Saturday in Baltimore, garnering his third straight, and MLB-high 10th no-decision of the season. Odorizzi is 2-1 with a 1.93 ERA in three career starts against the Tigers.

Detroit has swept seven series in 2016 -- tied for third most in the majors. Tampa Bay has been swept seven times this season (also tied for third most in MLB).

HP - Barry, 1B - Gibson, 2B - Wendelstedt, 3B - Hamari

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- With the All-Star Game fast approaching next week, it's natural for teams to evaluate their progress at the unofficial halfway point of the season. That Detroit won its third straight against host Tampa Bay on Saturday marked what the Tigers hoped to be a turning point in a thus-far mediocre season.
Detroit has pounded out 23 runs on so far this series, which concludes on Sunday. Second baseman Ian Kinsler made note of the good feeling the team shares lately, but added the pitching staff has just as much to do with the team's success as its bats.

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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)  Michael Fulmer continued his historic rookie pitching run for the Detroit Tigers, and Victor Martinez contributed three-run home runs from both sides of the plate in a 10-2 romp over the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday night.
Fulmer (8-2) gave up two hits in seven shutout innings as the Tigers won their fourth straight. Fulmer became the first Detroit pitcher since 1913 to give up one run or fewer in eight straight starts.

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Detroit Tigers @ Tampa Bay Rays on July 1, 2016

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