Tigers end skid with 2‑0 win over Marlins

On Friday, April 10, the Detroit Tigers halted a five‑game losing streak by blanking the Miami Marlins 2‑0 at Comerica Park. The game began at 6:30 p.m. ET, with Detroit’s right‑hander Keider Montero (0‑1, 4.15 ERA) taking the mound against former Tiger Chris Paddack (0‑1, 8.31 ERA).

Key moments

• Javier Báez’s lone homer provided the only run, a solo shot in the fifth inning.
• Kenley Jansen recorded his 478th career save, tying for third‑most in MLB history.
• Detroit’s bullpen delivered three scoreless innings after the starter, preserving the shutout.

Context

The Marlins entered the series riding a strong start – nine wins in their first 14 games and sitting atop the NL East. Detroit, at 4‑9 and fifth in the AL Central, was desperate for a win. The victory improves the Tigers to 5‑9, while the Marlins fall to 9‑6.

What’s next

The Tigers look to build momentum in their home stand, while the Marlins aim to keep their winning ways alive as they head into the next series.