The Detroit Tigers defeat the Baltimore Orioles 14-0 in a game in which they score in every inning they bat. Multiple outlets report that Eduardo Valencia plays a key role, hitting two home runs and driving in four runs. Gleyber Torres also contributes with a home run and five runs batted in. The Tigers’ offense is consistent throughout the game, posting runs in each inning, a feat that places the team among a limited group in Major League Baseball history. Yahoo Sports reports that Detroit becomes the 22nd team in MLB history to score in every inning it comes to bat in a game, and also notes this is the second such occurrence in the league within the same month. It cites the Kansas City Royals as the most recent previous team to accomplish the same feat, doing so in a 15-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on July 6. The sources agree on the final score and the core offensive performances that drive Detroit’s shutout win.