The Detroit Tigers rallied from behind to secure an 8-6 victory in 10 innings against the Colorado Rockies, showcasing resilience after trailing 3-0 and 5-3 in the game.

Spencer Torkelson's crucial double in the 10th inning drove in Riley Greene, providing the Tigers an early lead in the extra frame. Trey Sweeney's subsequent error brought Torkelson home, extending the lead to two runs. Despite challenges in the bottom of the 10th, including a leadoff walk by Will Vest, the Tigers held firm, with timely defensive plays sealing the win.

The Rockies, entering the game with the worst record in baseball, faced relentless support from Tigers fans at Coors Field, emphasizing the Tigers' strong season as they lead the American League standings. Manager A.J. Hinch’s strategic adjustments and rookie Jackson Jobe's experience on the mound contributed to the team's overall success.