Tigers Are the AL's Hottest Team Since June 1

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Tigers Are the AL's Hottest Team Since June 1

The Tigers have quietly become one of baseball's hottest teams, posting the American League's best record (18-12) since June 1. Detroit's recent surge has fueled its playoff push, powered by strong pitching, timely hitting and consistent play. If the momentum continues, the Tigers could emerge as a serious contender in the AL race.

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