and the Nebraskadamus prophecy unfulfilled. The Tigers fell to the Pirates 5-4 for their first loss of the 2015 season.
Anibal was not good. He gave up 5 runs in 6.3 but the offense nearly made a top of the ninth comeback to bail him out.
If not for a 1 pitch, rally killing at bat, by Nick Castellanos that resulted in a double play, the Tigers may have forced extra innings. That would have been no guarantee of a better outcome given the bullpen but hope does spring eternal.
I won’t whine too much about being 6-1 but it would be nice to get a win in Pittsburgh. It seem like the Tigers never play well there.
Well as you can tell from my last post I was looking at the money line right up until first pitch and I thought the boys in Vegas were a little off. Turns out the folks that thought the Pirates could go…well they were right today. Not so sure today was a case of Anibal being that bad (yea I know he didn’t help his ERA) the Pirates just had a little better arm today. Tigers were right there till the 27th out. Starter went deep enough let’s see what happens next and what our pen is or isn’t?
A good sign is the Tigers hitters actually chasing Cole from the game. He had no-hit stuff going today.