Detroit Tigers Win 6-3 Over Minnesota Twins in Home Run Duel

The Detroit Tigers defeated the Minnesota Twins 6-3 at Comerica Park, powered by three home runs from Kerry Carpenter, Wenceel Perez, and Dillon Dingler. Kerry Carpenter's 437-foot two-run homer in the sixth inning broke a tie and sparked a three-run rally against Twins reliever Noah Davis, while Perez's two-run shot tied the game earlier. Detroit starter Casey Mize allowed three solo homers but pitched six strong innings, and reliever Kyle Finnegan secured the save. Twins rookie Travis Adams was impressive early with seven strikeouts in five innings but struggled in the sixth, giving up key hits that led to the Tigers' rally. Despite the Twins' three solo home runs by Ryan Jeffers, Trevor Larnach, and Matt Wallner, their offense was not enough against Detroit's power display. The teams will continue their three-game series with the Tigers aiming to build on their win.