The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 5-3 on Monday night, handing Gerrit Cole his first loss to the Tigers in 10 years. Riley Greene hits a home run for Detroit, and Kevin McGonigle drives in two runs as the Tigers extend their winning streak to four games. Framber Valdez is among the leaders for Detroit’s pitching effort in the win. Cole takes the loss after starting with strong results against Detroit earlier in his career, entering the game at 10-1 with a 1.84 ERA in 14 career starts against the Tigers. Despite his track record, Cole is unable to prevent Detroit from securing the victory. The Tigers’ offense and pitching combine to offset Cole’s prior success, with Detroit scoring enough runs to stay ahead for the duration of the game. Greene and McGonigle contribute key runs, while Detroit’s pitching limits New York’s scoring and supports the late-game outcome.