Tarik Skubal Stifles Athletics As Tigers Win Series-Opener

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Tarik Skubal Stifles Athletics As Tigers Win Series-Opener

Skubal struck out nine batters and allowed just one run in five innings as Detroit beat the A's 6-2. Colt Keith homered for Detroit, which improved to 41-50 and is 4th in the AL Central. Jacob Lopez struggled, allowing four runs in three innings for the Athletics, who fell to 41-50 after losing their fourth straight game.

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