The Detroit Tigers have completed a successful trip to the West Coast. Their final game was against the San Francisco Giants.
The Tigers won the game with a score of 3-1. A key moment in the game was a two-run 10th inning.
Further details about the game are available from the Galveston County Daily News, including the role of pinch hitter Hao-Yu Lee in the Tigers' victory.
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