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Chris McCosky

Greene's clutch, ninth-inning hit wasted in Padres' first ever win in Detroit

DETROIT — A clutch, game-tying single by rookie Riley Greene in the bottom of the ninth Tuesday night dissolved quickly into a nightmare 10th inning for the Tigers and a 6-4 win for the San Diego Padres — their first ever win in Detroit after seven straight losses spaced over 38 years.

All-Star closer Gregory Soto, after pitching a scoreless ninth, gave up three runs in the 10th without allowing a hit.

He put himself quickly in a bases-loaded mess. With a free runners at second to start the inning, he hit Jake Cronenworth and Manny Machado reached on a throwing error by shortstop Javier Báez.

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