DETROIT — Tarik Skubal felt like he gave up a lot more than four runs. The reigning American League Cy Young winner and Detroit Tigers ace delivered a shaky outing against the Seattle Mariners Friday night, something that he’s rarely done this season.

Tyler, now 31, was Tarik's most frequent and most combative opponent. They would wrestle or play one-on-one basketball games, what Tyler calls "Skubal Games" played by "Skubal Rules," which meant the defense calls fouls and "nobody ever thinks they foul, so most Skubal Games started out competitive and ended up as boxing matches."

Tarik Skubal hadn't allowed a home run on his changeup all season until Seattle Mariners center fielder Julio Rodríguez took one deep.

DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers are flipping the order of their starting rotation for the final series before the All-Star break. Ace left-hander Tarik Skubal, who would have normally pitched on Saturday, will now start Friday’s series opener against the Seattle Mariners at 7:10 p.m. at Comerica Park.

Contrary to his high-adrenaline persona, Tarik Skubal has worked to contain his emotions a bit this season, at least the negative ones. The glove tosses in the dugout that used to punctuate his roughe

Cal Raleigh conectó su 37º y 38º jonrón para acercarse a uno del un récord de Barry Bonds, y los Marineros de Seattle arrollaron el

Discussion on AL Cy Young centers around top contenders like Tarik Skubal and Hunter Brown, emphasizing their exemplary pitching and standout performances.

There are a few rarities in baseball. An immaculate inning. A cycle. A triple play. A Tarik Skubal loss. A Donovan Solano triple.