Boyd, Tigers Beat Twins 8-1 With Homers By McCann, Cabrera
Matt Boyd breezed through eight innings, backed by home runs from James McCann and Miguel Cabrera as the Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 8-1.
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Matt Boyd breezed through eight innings, backed by home runs from James McCann and Miguel Cabrera as the Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 8-1.
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This is becoming an epidemic. Stop the early celebrations guys. All you have to do is cross the goal line. Then, celebrate all you want.
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