Detroit Tigers vs Kansas City Royals

MLB
Tigers
80-58
5-0
Final
Royals
70-67
Kauffman Stadium
TV: MLB.TV
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Who won: Tigers 5-0

The Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Royals 5-0 on Sunday, August 31, 2025 at Kauffman Stadium. The Tigers win the series 4-2. The Tigers outscored the Royals 4-0 in the 5th inning. Jake Rogers went 2-for-4 with 2 RBI for the Tigers. Maikel Garcia went 2-for-4 for the Royals.

Win probability

100%DET final
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Play by play

  1. Bot 9th

    Frazier struck out looking.

  2. Bot 9th

    Frazier hit for Grichuk

  3. Bot 9th

    Perez grounded out to shortstop.

  4. Bot 9th

    Pasquantino flied out to left.

  5. Bot 9th

    Montero relieved Finnegan

  6. Bottom of the 9th inning
  7. Top 9th

    Greene grounded into double play, second to shortstop to first, Carpenter out at second.

  8. Top 9th

    Carpenter hit by pitch, Torres to second.

  9. Top 9th

    Torres singled to center.

  10. Top 9th

    Keith grounded out to first.

  11. Top 9th

    Clarke relieved Long

  12. Top 9th

    Yastrzemski in center field.

  13. Top of the 9th inning
  14. Bot 8th

    Witt Jr. flied out to center.

  15. Bot 8th

    Garcia struck out looking.

  16. Bot 8th

    Yastrzemski grounded out to first.

  17. Bot 8th

    Finnegan relieved Skubal

  18. Bot 8th

    Yastrzemski hit for Tolbert

  19. Bottom of the 8th inning
  20. Top 8th

    Ibáñez lined out to left.

  21. RUN SCORESTop 8th

    Greene scored

    Greene scored, McKinstry to second, and Pérez to third on passed ball by Maile.

    DET 5 - 0 KC
  22. RUN SCORESTop 8th

    Greene scored on a passed ball by Maile

    Greene scored on a passed ball by Maile, McKinstry to second on passed ball by Maile, Pérez to third on passed ball by Maile.

    DET 5 - 0 KC
  23. Top 8th

    Rogers struck out swinging.

  24. Top 8th

    McKinstry hit by pitch, Pérez to second, Greene to third.

  25. Top 8th

    Pérez singled to center, Greene to second.