Tigers starter Drew Hutchison couldn't get out of the fifth. Grossman added an RBI groundout and Báez scored on Gore's wild pitch to make it 9-1. The play was originally ruled a double but changed to a grand slam via instant replay.Ĭandelario made it 6-1 with a long homer in the fourth, and Báez's RBI double ended Manaea's night later in the inning. After Robbie Grossman popped out, Manaea walked Cabrera to reload the bases, and Haase hit a line drive to right that hit the top of the fence. Javier Báez tied it with a sacrifice fly and Willi Castro moved to third. The Padres took a 1-0 lead in the third on Jurickson Profar's homer, but Detroit loaded the bases with no one out in the bottom of the inning on an error and two singles. Manaea gave up eight hits, including two home runs, and walked one batter while striking out nine. When we play clean, sharp baseball, we give ourselves a chance to win games.' 'We didn't play cleanly behind him, and when we play like that, we lose. 'Sean was good for a couple innings, and then it got away from him a little bit,' Melvin said. San Diego, which didn't arrive in Detroit until the early hours of Monday morning, lost its second in a row. 'We have to keep this rolling if we want to start winning games.' 'This felt great, because everyone was contributing and we scored a lot of runs,' said Candelario, who entered the game hitting. The Tigers had lost 11 of 13, scoring five runs in the last three games.

Melvin said Gore will return to San Diego with the team Wednesday evening to be examined by Padres doctors. 'When we saw him flexing his fist - the move you make when your elbow is hurting - we did the proper thing and got him out of there.' 'We saw his (velocity) was down to 90, but it came back up to 92,' Padres manager Bob Melvin said. He left with a trainer during the fifth inning. Gore, ranked among the game's top pitching prospects before debuting this season, got four outs despite an average fastball velocity 2 mph slower than normal. Making things worse for the Padres, his replacement, promising young left-hander MacKenzie Gore, was pulled with an injury.

'They got something going, and instead of focusing on getting it stopped, I let it snowball,' he said. Manaea (5-5) was pummeled for a career-worst nine runs in 3 1/3 innings, including five unearned runs in the third. 'It is the first time I've run around the bases in years.' 'I'm tired,' joked Cabrera, who hadn't homered since May 15. Miguel Cabrera hit his 506th career homer in the sixth inning and moved past Al Simmons for 13th on the career RBI list with 1,840. DETROIT - Eric Haase hit a grand slam off Sean Manaea, Jeimer Candelario homered twice and the Detroit Tigers routed the San Diego Padres 12-4 Monday night.

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