Eduardo Rodriguez threw seven scoreless innings to end Detroit’s two-game losing streak, and the Tigers beat the last-placed Athletics 2-0 in Oakland’s last home game.
Rodriguez left his previous outing last Monday due to back spasms. He was mostly sharp in his return despite four walks. He allowed five hits and did not allow a run while pitching seven innings or more for the sixth time this season.That helped the Tigers finish 41-40 on the road, their first winning road record since 2016.Detroit did all its scoring with some help from the A’s shaky defense.
A 2020 Gold Glove winner, Báez made another heads-up play in the fifth after Langeliers doubled. Ryan Noda hit a grounder to Báez, who threw to third to get Noda rather than going for the force out at first.
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