Tigers Win Shutout Without a Strikeout | MLB News

The Detroit Tigers pulled off a historic shutout yesterday—winning 3-0 without recording a single strikeout, the first time a team has done that since 2014. Keider Montero pitched six strong innings, allowing just a few hits and no runs, while the bullpen, led by Kenley Jansen, sealed the deal. The Tigers scored via a groundout, a homer from Eduardo Valencia, and a single from Spencer Torkelson—proving defense and contact can win games without strikeouts. Meanwhile, Cleveland’s offense stalled, ending Steven Kwan’s 27-game on-base streak. The Tigers head to Chicago next, while the Guardians face San Diego.

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