What you saw might depend on your perspective. MLB replay officials ruled that Díaz’s hand clipped part of Dingler’s glove as he slid into home, confirming a critical call at the plate in Tuesday’s game, which the Tigers ultimately won 1-0 in 10 innings.

Valdez walked his first two hitters. Andy Ibáñez lined a sinker up the middle for an RBI single. Spencer Torkelson flared a changeup down the right-field line; it fell fair and bounced into the seats for a ground-rule double, putting men on second and third. Wild pitches allowed both to score.

In a piece from Cody Stavenhagen of The Athletic, Tigers catcher Dillon Dingler revealed what it's like catching for Skubal. Amid the interview, Dingler shared what his first impression of Skubal was like.

Charlie Morton gave up two hits and struck out five over six innings and the Detroit Tigers scored five runs in the first inning of a 7-0 win over the Minnesota Twins.

Drives in three Friday

That includes one Tigers All-Star who started for the American League last month but may need a quick reset to put his best foot forward in October. There’s a lot to like about how Riley Greene’s season has turned out.