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Greene goes deep early; Flaherty takes it from there
ARLINGTON — It might be time to add the word “perennial” in front of “All-Star” when referring to Tigers left fielder Riley Greene, and it’s easy to see why with performances like he had in Saturday’s 3-0 win over the Rangers.
A few hours before learning that he will be going to his third consecutive Midsummer Classic, Greene got the Tigers going at Globe Life Field, scorching a game-breaking two-run homer in the first inning to give Detroit a lead it never let get away.
“I feel like once you make one [All-Star Game], you want to make all of them,” Greene said. “This is something, as a baseball player, someone who competes, you want to be in all of them. It’s awesome.”
Greene homers, Flaherty sharp in Tigers' 3-0 win over Rangers
The Tigers got to celebrate this Fourth of July holiday as a happy bunch, as they shut out the Rangers en route to a 3-0 victory in Arlington, Texas.
The Tigers have won four out of their last five games against teams at the top of their respective division and they knocked the Rangers out of first place in the AL West.
After allowing 10 runs in Thursday's series-opening loss, the Tigers needed a bounce-back performance on the mound. Jack Flaherty had a rough stretch, starting the season with an 0-7 record as a starting pitcher. But ever since returning from the IL, he's been as sharp as ever.
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