Hitting early, Toledo jumped to a 3-0 lead behind Hao-Yu Lee’s double and Akil Baddoo’s RBI triple, while Gage Workman added a solo shot. The Hens bullpen faltered late, surrendering the lead in a tense, losing effort. Erie countered with a late-inning rally, and Kevin McGonigle capped it with an 11th-inning two-run homer for the SeaWolves, after Danny Serretti tied the game in the eighth with a solo shot.

Lael Lockhart Jr. provided a rehab start for West Michigan that silenced Great Lakes, and Erie’s pitching duo of Austin Bergner and Austin Magno steadied things in relief as Kevin Newman helped spark Toledo’s offense with a clutch two-out hit. The night underscored the Tigers’ system depth and highlighted several hitters to monitor for fantasy value as promotions loom and MLB callups approach.

Key takeaways for fantasy managers: McGonigle and Serretti are the two names with the clearest power upside to translate to higher levels, while Lee and Baddoo offer speed and contact upside that could surface in a future MLB stint. Watch how the bullpen handling and late-inning scenarios play out over the next few weeks as rosters compress.

Alex Cobb has joined the Detroit Tigers on a one-year, $15 million deal, enhancing their pitching rotation after a successful postseason run. The contract includes performance bonuses for innings pitched. Cobb, a seasoned right-hander, previously played for the San Francisco Giants and Cleveland Guardians, and has a notable career record.

At 37, he brings experience to a team led by AL Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal. Cobb's recent performance includes a solid ERA and appearances in the postseason.