GAME RECAP
Impact player
Mike Pelfrey, Twins
The righthander pitched 5â…“ scoreless innings in his first outing since April of 2012 after undergoing Tommy John surgery.
NUMBERS GAME
1-2 Record for the Tigers this season when scoring first.
27 Solo shots hit by the Twins' Trevor Plouffe out of his 35 career home runs.
.538 On-base percentage for the Twins' Justin Morneau so far this season..
2.45 ERA for Twins starters Vance Worley, Kevin Correia and Mike Pelfrey over 18â…“ innings in the Detroit series.
LA VELLE E. NEAL III
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