Tigers Shut Out A’s Behind Dietrich Enns’ Stellar MLB Return
- Left-Handed pitcher Dietrich Enns threw five scoreless innings as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Athletics 8-0 at Comerica Park on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
- Enns made a strong comeback this spring after signing a minor-league deal, excelling in 14 games for Triple-A Toledo with an earned run average under 3.00 and recording 71 strikeouts across just over 62 innings pitched.
- Detroit’s offense was highlighted by Spencer Torkelson’s 17th home run, a solo shot in the second inning, and Gleyber Torres extending the lead with a two-run opposite-field blast in the seventh.
- Manager AJ Hinch praised Enns, saying, "He had everything today," and commended Torkelson's journey and reliable performance during the season.
- The Tigers improved to a 51-31 record, winning 18 of 25 series including 10 of 13 at Comerica Park, indicating continued strong performance this season.
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