and feeding off them late into the game.

For fantasy players, the game highlighted Detroit’s top-heavy night through Turnbull’s shutdown performance and the early RBI barrage from Dingler, McKinstry, and Báez, while Minnesota’s lineup offered little upside outside a few quality at-bats before the game got away.

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Detroit jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first inning after Luke Keaschall’s misplay opened the door for three straight two-out hits, turning an ordinary frame into a five-run eruption. The Tigers never looked back, riding a dominant early cushion to a 7-0 win.

Dillon Dingler delivered a pivotal two-out, two-run single, Zach McKinstry followed with an RBI single, and Javier Báez added an RBI double on a grounder that caromed off the bag, all against a rattled Twins starter Pierson Ohl. Spencer Turnbull scattered six scoreless innings to coast the way for Detroit, while Minnesota was stifled to just two hits and seven runners left on base.

Jose Ureña held Detroit’s lead with 5 2/3 innings of scoreless relief for Minnesota, but the Twins’ offense never fired, and a 26-minute rain delay before the first pitch did little to alter the result. The loss marks Minnesota’s latest stumble as Detroit solidifies their control in this matchup, with the Tigers piling up extra outs and feeding off them late into the game.

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The countdown to the MLB playoffs intensifies with just two months left in the regular season, making it crucial for fantasy baseball managers to optimize their rosters. With the addition of players from the minors, this week's waiver wire targets include notable names such as Luke Keaschall, Andrew Vaughn, and Shane Bieber. Luke Keaschall, recently activated fro

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