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Casey Mize came back from the injured list and gave the Detroit Tigers everything they could have asked for — six scoreless innings, sharp command, the whole package. But the bullpen unraveled late, Toronto pushed across two runs, and Detroit dropped a ten-inning heartbreaker two to one. Twenty wins, twenty-six losses. The Tigers are running out of margin for error.
Over in Boston, the Red Sox are getting elite pitching night after night, but the lineup is going cold at the worst possible time. The bats are quiet, the run support isn't there, and now there's growing buzz that Fernando Tatis Junior could be the blockbuster answer. He's got power, speed, star power — everything Boston's offense is screaming for right now. If the front office is serious about contending, this is the move that changes the conversation.
And at the PGA Championship, Norwegian Kristoffer Reitan is turning heads for all the right and wrong reasons. Fresh off a stunning win at the Truist Championship in just his fifteenth tour start, Reitan walked to the first tee having swapped out the very putter that carried him to that breakthrough. Minutes before tee time. Bold move or a lapse in judgment — we'll find out soon enough.
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