Tigers score in 15th to beat Mariners 2-1

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 Tigers score in 15th to beat Mariners 2-1
A deficiency of relief pitchers was exposed for all to see in the form of backup catcher Jamie Burke taking the mound in a game that lasted 15 innings. Burke gave up a leadoff double in the 15th, uncorked a wild pitch and allowed a run-scoring sacrifice fly, giving Detroit a 2-1 lead. [link]

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Published 7/7/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Dan Engel) at Assist by The Mitten
... Backup catcher Jamie Burke climbed onto the mound in the 15th inning yesterday after Mariners used up every arm in the bullpen. He gave up one run in the inning as the Tigers went on to win 2-1 in 15 innings. ...

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