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Royals use 3 solo homers to power past Tigers 5-2 for a sixth straight win
Kansas City extended its winning streak to six games behind three solo homers and Noah Cameron’s five shutout innings, officials said.
- On Friday night, the Kansas City Royals secured their sixth consecutive victory, defeating the Detroit Tigers 5-2 behind solo home runs from Kyle Isbel, Vinnie Pasquantino, and Carter Jensen.
- Bolstered by multi-hit performances from Isbel, Pasquantino, and Bobby Witt Jr., the Royals continue a 15-4 home stretch while the Tigers have lost three straight games and six of their last seven.
- Kansas City starter Noah Cameron allowed two hits and walked three over five shutout innings, while the Royals capitalized on a fielding error by Kevin McGonigle to open scoring in the fourth.
- Detroit mounted a seventh-inning comeback attempt with an RBI double from Zach McKinstry and a run-scoring single by McGonigle, yet stranded 11 runners throughout the game; Nate Pearson secured his third save with two outs in the ninth.
- Saturday's pitching matchup features Tigers RHP Drew Anderson, holding a 4-4 record and 4.01 ERA, against Royals RHP Michael Wacha with a 6-8 record and 3.58 ERA.
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Surging Royals defeat Tigers to extend winning streak to six
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Royals use 3 solo homers to power past Tigers 5-2 for a sixth straight win
The Kansas City Royals powered past the Detroit Tigers 5-2 for their sixth straight win. Vinnie Pasquantino, Kyle Isbel, and Carter Jensen each hit solo home runs Friday night.
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Vinnie Pasquantino, Kyle Isbel and Carter Jensen connected solitary home runs to push the Kansas City Royals to beat 5-2 to the Detroit Tigers on Friday night, for their sixth consecutive win.
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