Detroit grabbed a 1-0 walk-off win over Houston in 10 innings, denying the Astros after a tense pitchers’ duel with Tarik Skubal and Hunter Brown; the Tigers finally broke through when Gleyber Torres drew a bases-loaded walk off Kaleb Ort with two outs in the 10th. Houston has been held scoreless for three straight games, the drought stretching 28 innings, while Detroit’s bullpen and opportunistic approach kept the pressure on the AL West leaders.

Skubal spun seven scoreless for Detroit, fanning 10 and yielding three hits, while Brown matched him through six before the game’s decisive frame. The Astros’ offense managed only four hits, with few chances in scoring position, despite a late plate appearance review at the plate that went Detroit’s way. The win preserves Detroit’s slim playoff chatter and keeps Houston probing for timely hits as the stretch run approaches.

Fantasy angles lean toward pitching: Skubal’s elite strikeouts and efficiency make him a clear streaming target, while Brown’s latest outing reinforces Houston’s lineup as a potential slate target limited by recent slump. For Detroit, Torres’ walk-off moment and Carpenter’s steady bat add upside, particularly in daily formats, as the Tigers lean on a compact, high-leverage bullpen and a reshaped lineup that’s finding a way in tight games.