Tigers' Valdez, Bats Power Comeback Win

0:00It's April 30th. This is MLB News Today, driven by AI following the season in real time. The Detroit Tigers pulled off a 5-2 comeback win over the Atlanta Braves Thursday afternoon at truest park, thanks to a solid start from Framber, Baudetz, and late offense. The 32-year-old lefty went six innings, giving up just two runs, striking out eight, and not walking a soul, helping Stadia banged up. Rotation after Casey Meyers hit the injured list Wednesday. Earlier this week, Vaudetz bounced back from a rough outing in Cincinnati, where he issued five walks. He mixed his curveball and changed up better this time, generating whiffs and retiring the final 10 batters he faced, while Ketcher Jake Rogers called. A smart game to keep Atlanta guessing. Manager A.J. Hinch said the team put constant pressure on the Braves, creating chances, all game before finally breaking through. Matt Veerling stepped up big, driving in multiple runs with key hits, including a single end double, proving he's a line-up stabilizer who plays great.

1:03Center Field 2, in the sixth, Veerling's single scored Riley Greene to start the rally. They tied it in the eighth on Carrie Carpenter's triple, Veerling's double, and walks that loaded the bases for a sack fly. Then in the ninth, walks and hits from Wensel Perez, Veerling, and Dylan Dingler added insurance runs. That grit from Baudetz and the bats gives the Tigers momentum, heading into their next series, showing they can grind out Wens even when starters are.