Torres delivered the walk-off for Detroit, drawing the bases-loaded pass to end the 10-inning marathon. His at-bats, situational awareness, and ability to come through in high-leverage spots underscored his value as a late-season catalyst for the Tigers’ lineup.

Torres forced the walk-off by drawing a bases-loaded walk in the 10th, driving home the automatic runner as Detroit edged Houston 1-0. The moment showcased Torres' late-inning clutch potential and elevated his fantasy appeal in formats that reward scoreless-inning wins and game-winning contributions.

Torres contributed to Detroit’s offensive groove with timely hits and sustained run production, reinforcing his role as a veteran catalyst in the Tigers’ lineup and a dependable contributor in counting stats and run production scenarios.

Torres collected two hits, including a sharp RBI opportunity that helped build the early cushion. His two hits and overall contact hinted at a continuation of steady run production as Detroit’s lineup heats up.

Torres delivered the go-ahead sac fly in the 11th after a late spark from Keith’s base running, giving Detroit the extra-inning edge. Torres’ presence lends veteran depth and flexibility to the middle of the order, making him a safer bet in deeper leagues and a potential value add in two-spot stacks.