Tigers' Late Rally Beats Royals in Thriller

0:00It's April 17th. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where the game meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Detroit Tigers pulled off a thriller, beating the Kansas City Royals 10-9 in a rain-soaked marathon Thursday night. Riley Greene smashed a two-run double with two outs in the 9th to tie it up. Then Colt Keith ripped the game-winning single. The game kicked off 65 minutes late and paused another 46 minutes in the 7th. Tigers were down 9-7 heading to the bottom of the 9th. Glaber Torre is single to start, Kevin McGonagall walked after a challenge, and boom, Greene tied it on a full count-change-up. Keith followed on a quick 1-0 pitch, sending Greene home for the walkoff. Dylan Dingler crushed a two-run homer earlier, and Greene's Halley 3 hits total as Detroit snapped a 5-game skid and stretched their win streak. To 6 straight, fans went wild watching them claw back from blowing a 5-run lead. Royals fought hard though, Salvador Perez drove in 4 runs with a 3-run blast in their

1:036-run 7th that put them ahead 8-6. Vinnie Pasquantino hit his first homer of the year. Bobby Whit Jr. grabbed 3 hits and 3 scores, but Kansas City has dropped 4 straight, all by 1 run, and 7 of their last 9. Conor Seabull snagged the win with 4 outs despite giving up 1 run. The Tigers had to finway for 4 with Casey Mayes on the Hill Friday, while Royals faced the Yankees with Michael Watcha starting both teams chasing momentum in tight races.