Max Clark’s HR Ends Tigers’ Skid | MLB News

Max Clark’s first home run at Comerica Park sparked a much-needed turnaround for the Tigers, breaking a six-game skid with a game-changing two-run blast that led to a 4-1 victory over the Rays. The homer — a deep shot over the plate into right field — came after Clark had been hitting well but hadn’t gone yard at home before. It wasn’t just personal; it ignited the team, helping them hold off the Rays despite tough innings. Starter Jackson Jobe battled through a bases-loaded jam in the fourth, showing grit, while reliever Drew Sommers earned his first big league win against his former team by retiring all five batters he faced. This win showcased resilience and key performances from key players — exactly what this young Tigers squad needed.

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