US EditionJackson Jobe earns first MLB win as Tigers take another from Twins
- Tigers rookie right-hander Jackson Jobe, age 22, earned his first big-league win on Saturday against the Twins.
- Jobe's strong outing came as the Tigers faced Chris Paddack, who was trying to rebound from a tough start.
- Jobe pitched six scoreless innings, limiting the Twins to two hits, while Torkelson backed him with a home run.
- Torkelson drove in three runs, including a homer that left the bat at 107 mph and traveled 421 feet.
- Detroit won the game 4-0, securing their seventh win in the last eight and improving to a 9-5 record.
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Top prospect Jackson Jobe earns 1st major league win as Tigers top Twins
Jackson Jobe pitched six shutout innings to earn his first major league win on Saturday as the Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 4-0.Spencer Torkelson homered and drove in three runs for the Tigers, who have won seven of their last eight.Jobe (1-0), the third pick of the 2021 amateur draft and the overall No. 3 prospect per Baseball America, cruised through the Twins' lineup after earning no-decisions in his previous two starts. The 22-yea…
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Jackson Jobe earns 1st major league win as Tigers top Twins
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Jackson Jobe pitched six shutout innings to earn his first major league win on Saturday as the Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 4-0.
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The rookie right-hander turned in by far his best outing of his young career, limiting the Twins to two hits over six scoreless innings in a 4-0 win.
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