Tigers struggle offensively in 3-0 loss to Rays at Comerica Park
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Last updated Aug 26, 2026
The Detroit Tigers were shut out 3-0 by the Tampa Bay Rays on August 26 at Comerica Park. Despite Troy Melton's solid seven-inning effort, allowing three runs, the Tigers managed only two hits and failed to get a runner in scoring position. The Rays scored twice in the second inning, and Melton's performance was not enough against Freddy Peralta, who delivered six scoreless frames. The loss marked Detroit's third straight, dropping their record to 62-71. The Tigers have a day off before hosting the Los Angeles Dodgers for a three-game series starting August 28.
- •Troy Melton pitched seven innings, allowing three runs.
- •The Rays scored two runs in the second inning.
- •Freddy Peralta threw six scoreless innings for Tampa Bay.
- •The Tigers only recorded two hits during the game.
- •Detroit will play the Dodgers after an off day.
- 7:20 PMYahoo Sports — Tigers continue slide in shutout loss to Rays with Tarik Skubal on deck
"Detroit Tigers righty Troy Melton threw seven effective innings, but the Tigers' bats showed nothing in a 3-0 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays.
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