Rain delay disrupts Tigers-Twins rematch, Tigers fall 6-4 in Game 2
A late-weather interruption turned a Twins-Tigers matchup into another delayed challenge, and Detroit came up short in a 6-4 loss after the teams resumed play post-rain.
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A late-weather interruption turned a Twins-Tigers matchup into another delayed challenge, and Detroit came up short in a 6-4 loss after the teams resumed play post-rain.
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