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Brewers

Reyes grounded out, first baseman Gyorko to pitcher Knebel.

Romine grounded out, third baseman L.Urías to first baseman Gyorko.

Grounded out, third baseman L.Urías to first baseman Gyorko.

Alcántara flied out to center fielder García.

Grounded out, first baseman Gyorko to pitcher Knebel.

Tigers

Reyes singled to left, Stewart scored, Romine to second.

Singled to left, Stewart scored, Romine to second.

Candelario singled to center, Romine scored, Reyes scored, Cabrera to second.

Singled to center, Romine scored, Reyes scored, Cabrera to second.

Bonifacio singled to right, Cabrera scored, Candelario scored, Castro to third.

Singled to right, Cabrera scored, Candelario scored, Castro to third.

Candelario homered to right on a 2-2 count, Cabrera scored.

Homered to right on a 2-2 count, Cabrera scored.

García singled to center, Gyorko scored, Vogelbach to second.

Singled to center, Gyorko scored, Vogelbach to second.

Narváez singled to center, Vogelbach scored, García to third.

Singled to center, Vogelbach scored, García to third.

Tigers fourth.  Schoop was hit by a pitch.  Paredes pinch-running for Schoop.  Cabrera grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman L.Urías to second baseman Hiura, Paredes out.  Candelario grounded out, second baseman Hiura to first baseman Gyorko, Cabrera to second.  Castro singled to right, Cabrera scored.  Bonifacio struck out.

Tigers fifth.  Stewart walked.  Romine singled to right, Stewart to third.  Alcántara flied out to left fielder Yelich.  Reyes singled to left, Stewart scored, Romine to second.  Paredes grounded out, third baseman L.Urías to first baseman Gyorko, Romine to third, Reyes to second.  Cabrera walked on four pitches.  Suter pitching.  Candelario singled to center, Romine scored, Reyes scored, Cabrera to second.  Castro hit an infield single to shortstop, Cabrera to third, Candelario to second.  Bonifacio singled to right, Cabrera scored, Candelario scored, Castro to third.  Stewart struck out.

Tigers seventh.  Paredes flied out to right fielder Gamel.  Cabrera walked on a full count.  Candelario homered to right on a 2-2 count, Cabrera scored.  Castro was hit by a pitch.  Rasmussen pitching.  Bonifacio flied out to left fielder Yelich.  Hill struck out.

Brewers ninth.  Cisnero pitching.  Hiura doubled to left.  Taylor flied out to right fielder Bonifacio, Hiura to third.  Gyorko singled to left, Hiura scored.  Vogelbach singled to center, Gyorko to third.  García singled to center, Gyorko scored, Vogelbach to second.  Arcia flied out to center fielder Hill.  Narváez singled to center, Vogelbach scored, García to third.  Garcia pitching.  L.Urías walked on four pitches, Narváez to second.  Gamel fouled out to third baseman Paredes.

 These teams split a two-game series in Milwaukee last Tuesday and Wednesday, with Detroit scoring 2+ runs five different times en route to a 12-1 thrashing of the Brewers on Tuesday and then Milwaukee coming back from a 4-0 deficit to win 8-5 on Wednesday.

 The Brewers have been between .500 and four games under .500 all season. Milwaukee has won only four series all season (two against the Pirates, and one each against the two Chicago teams).

 The Tigers started the season 4-10 in their first 14 home games, but have since reeled off five straight wins, and all five have been against quality opponents (first two vs. Cubs, currently 24-18 and last three vs. Twins, currently 26-17).

 After going 5-for-53 with Seattle and 0-for-4 with Toronto to start his season, Daniel Vogelbach has four hits in his first nine Brewer at-bats. Since joining the team on September 4, Vogelbach has been on base a team-leading six times in three games (tied with two others; four hits, two BB).

 In his last 10 games, Victor Reyes is hitting .415 (17-for-41) with a .659 slugging percentage, a 1.100 OPS and a pair of four-hit games. The last four-hit game was at Milwaukee last Tuesday and came with a career-high five runs batted in.

 Adrian Houser and Spencer Turnbull faced one another last Wednesday in Milwaukee and each pitcher allowed a season-high five runs. Houser allowed nine hits for the third straight game and Turnbull issued a career-worst five walks.

HP - Bellino, 1B - Little, 2B - Bacchus, 3B - Lentz

The Detroit Tigers are hoping a quick stop at home will get them back on track.
A week ago, they moved a game over .500 by finishing off a six-game winning streak. They've now lost five of their past six heading into a two-game series against the Milwaukee Brewers that begins Tuesday at Comerica Park.

Brewers, Tigers meet amid hopes for late run

DETROIT (AP)  Spencer Turnbull allowed three hits in six scoreless innings, and the Detroit Tigers broke the game open with five runs in the fifth on their way to an 8-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Tuesday night.
The Tigers appeared to dodge a potential problem after second baseman Jonathan Schoop was hit on the right wrist by a pitch. Schoop, who leads Detroit with eight home runs, left the game in the fourth inning with a right wrist contusion, but manager Ron Gardenhire said after the game Schoop was OK. He is expected to play Wednesday.

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MIL	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3
DET	0	0	0	1	5	0	2	0	X

Milwaukee Brewers @ Detroit Tigers on September 8, 2020

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