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Tigers win fifth in a row with wild 6-5 win over Blue Jays

Detroit scored twice in the final two innings and won its fifth straight after Louis Varland’s error let Zach McKinstry cross home.

  • On Monday, the Detroit Tigers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 after Zach McKinstry scored the winning run on a fielding error by Toronto closer Louis Varland in the ninth inning.
  • Toronto starter Jose Soriano carried a perfect game through 5 1/3 innings at Rogers Centre before Detroit's offense erupted in the seventh, scoring four runs on doubles by Max Clark and Spencer Torkelson.
  • Earlier, Alejandro Kirk and George Springer drove in two runs off Tigers starter Troy Melton in the first inning, while Blue Jays designated hitter Kazuma Okamoto belted a three-run homer in the seventh.
  • The Blue Jays remain one game behind the Cleveland Guardians for the final American League wild-card spot, while Tigers closer Kenley Jansen earned his 20th save to secure Detroit's fifth straight victory.
  • Detroit pitcher Drew Anderson will take the mound on Tuesday against Toronto, which plans a scheduled bullpen game, as the Tigers seek to extend their winning streak.
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Tigers win fifth in a row with wild 6-5 win over Blue Jays

TORONTO - Zach McKinstry scored on Louis Varland's fielding error in the ninth inning as the Detroit Tigers slipped past the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 on Monday.

·Toronto, Canada
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Zach McKinstry scored the victory race for an error by not catching the ball in the ninth inning, after Brett Callahan connected a single producer who tied the game in the eighth, and the Detroit Tigers resisted Monday night to beat 6-5 the Toronto Tiles.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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