Akil Baddoo's pinch-hit double in the 10th inning secured a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory for the Detroit Tigers against the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night. The Tigers faced a 2-0 deficit until the eighth inning, when Matt Vierling's double and Kerry Carpenter's two-run home run tied the game, marking Carpenter's third homer in two games since returning from injury. Tyler Holton pitched a scoreless top of the 10th, setting the stage for Baddoo's decisive hit, which followed a walk to Justyn-Henry Malloy. Mariners starter Bryan Woo delivered a strong performance, allowing no runs through seven innings, but the bullpen faltered late. This win marks the Tigers' third consecutive victory and continues their strong performance against the Mariners, having won four of five matchups in recent days. The game showcased the Tigers' resilience and depth, as they relied on their bullpen due to injuries among their starting pitchers.