Kerry Carpenter and Riley Greene carried Detroit in a 9-5 win over the Angels, with Carpenter blasting a three-run homer for a career-high 21st of the season and finishing with four RBIs and two runs. Greene joined in with a two-run shot in the sixth, his 27th homer and 87th RBI of the year, extending his multi-RBI games and keeping Detroit’s early offense rolling. The Tigers raced to a 7-0 lead before Angles’ bats woke up, as Casey Mize delivered five innings of two earned runs and a solid start, while the bullpen coughed up a few late runs. On the Angels’ side, Nolan Schanuel homered in his first big-league action against Detroit, and Mike Trout, Taylor Ward, Logan O’Hoppe, and Luis Rengifo supplied multiple hits and RBIs in a losing effort. Trey Sweeney debuted for Detroit after Vierling was injured, adding a new name to the Tigers’ roster as Detroit locked in another series victory. Carpenter’s .843 OPS among Detroit regulars continues to signal he’s a steady fantasy producer, while Greene’s RBI pace and power keep him in the top-tier outfield mix. The win underscores Detroit’s early-game acceleration, the importance of early leads for a showing offense, and the looming question of bullpen reliability as the season stretches late.