The Detroit Tigers Lose a Historic Game 5 and a Memorable Series
The Detroit Tigers' 2025 season has come to an end after a historic Game 5 that lasted 15 innings.
Game 1 and Game 5 were similar, both going to extras with a final score of 3-2, making them "coin flip games" where the Mariners came out on top.
Game 5 was intense, with the Tigers' bullpen struggling to find arms and getting out of dangerous spots, but ultimately losing to a walk-off single against Tommy Kahnle.
The Mariners finally worked deep enough into the Tigers’ bullpen and took advantage of Tommy Kahnle, ending the game on a walk-off single, concluding the longest winner-take-all game in postseason history.
The series was memorable, with the Tigers and Mariners exchanging blows like heavyweights, exerting all their energy.
Author's summary: Tigers' season ends with historic Game 5 loss.
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