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Keith gets silent treatment for first '26 homer as Tigers tee off
DETROIT — The Tigers are one of the few teams that do not have a home run prop. They’ve had one in past years but went away from it. That did not stop them from having fun with Colt Keith as he rounded the bases Thursday on his first homer of the season.
Keith had been pressing to get on the home-run board. His hot start to the season had yielded singles and doubles all over the field but nothing in the seats, and his recent slump — he entered Thursday batting 2-for-22 in June — hadn't helped. As his Statcast-projected 419-foot drive off a Zebby Matthews changeup landed midway up the right-field seats, he wore a smile that continued his entire trip around the bases.
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In the finale of a three-game series against the Twins, Keider Montero pitched 6 1/3 scoreless innings. Duane Burleson / Getty Images
DETROIT — Colt Keith needed 199 plate appearances to hit his first home run of the year. He had been close before, belting a few balls to the wall.
Had he played every game at Milwaukee’s American Family Field, Keith would have six home runs. In reality, Keith was stuck on zero.
This troubling trend was part of a season gone wrong. Here was a promising young hitter, one many had pegged for a breakout season, and his power had been zapped into nothing.
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