Tigers fall to Twins in final August game at Target Field
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 2:09 AM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

The Detroit Tigers concluded August with an 11-1 loss against the Minnesota Twins at Target Field on Monday. Starter Jackson Jobe allowed five runs over five innings, receiving limited defensive and offensive support as the team dropped to 11 games under.500. Hao-Yu Lee provided the Tigers' only run with a solo home run in the sixth inning off Taj Bradley. The Twins offense capitalized on defensive lapses and erratic pitching, including a six-run surge across the fifth and sixth innings. Detroit finishes the month with an 11-16 record, marking a decline from their earlier contention for a wild-card position. The team is currently 63-74 on the season, continuing a stretch where they have lost 13 of their last 16 games.
- •The Tigers lost 11-1 to the Minnesota Twins at Target Field.
- •Hao-Yu Lee hit his eighth home run of the season for Detroit.
- •Taj Bradley struck out nine Tigers hitters over seven innings.
- •Jackson Jobe allowed four earned runs across five innings of work.
- •The Tigers finish August with an 11-16 record.
- 2:09 AMYahoo Sports — Tigers end miserable August with blowout loss to Twins
"Jackson Jobe didn't get much help at the plate or in the field in the Tigers' 11-1 loss against the Twins.
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