Jonathan Schoop

Jonathan Schoop and Taylor Walls go yard to back Corey Kluber's eight-strikeout outing in the Tigers' 3-2 win over the Rays

Jonathan Schoop launches a two-run homer to left field, his third of the season, putting the Tigers on top 2-0 in the top of the 4th inning

Detroit Tigers right-hander Michael Pineda was forced to leave Saturday's start against the Baltimore Orioles after getting hit in the hand by a comebacker off the bat of Ramon Urias to lead off the second inning.Tigers manager A.J. Hinch said postgame that Pineda suffered a broken right middle finger, according to MLB.com's Jason Beck. He'll reportedly see a specialist to determine the next steps and land on the injured list.Urias wound up grounding out on the play as second baseman Jonathan Schoop fielded the ricochet off Pineda and threw to first baseman Spencer Torkelson.Training staff and Tigers manager A.J. Hinch eventually came out and removed Pineda from the game. Right-hander Wily Peralta took over on the mound.Pineda retired all four batters he faced to start the contest.Entering Saturday, the 33-year-old had been solid for Detroit over four starts. The former All-Star authored a 3.43 ERA and 5.04 FIP over 21 innings, posting a 1-2 record for the last-place Tigers.Copyright © 2022 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Detroit Tigers right-hander Michael Pineda was forced to leave Saturday's start against the Baltimore Orioles after getting hit in the hand by a comebacker off the bat of Ramon Urias to lead off the second inning.The Tigers later announced that Pineda suffered a right hand contusion and would undergo further evaluation.Urias wound up grounding out on the play as second baseman Jonathan Schoop fielded the ricochet off Pineda and threw to first baseman Spencer Torkelson.Training staff and Tigers manager A.J. Hinch eventually came out and removed Pineda from the game. Right-hander Wily Peralta took over on the mound.Pineda retired all four batters he faced to start the contest.Entering Saturday, the 33-year-old had been solid for Detroit over four starts. The former All-Star authored a 3.43 ERA and 5.04 FIP over 21 innings, posting a 1-2 record for the last-place Tigers.Copyright © 2022 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Jonathan Schoop homered and Jeimer Candelario belted a three-run double to lead the Tigers to a 6-0 win over the A's