Tigers 5, Indians 4

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Tigers 5, Indians 4

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Regular Season Series
Cleveland leads 12-6 (as of Thu 3/22)
Fri 5/25 CLE 7, @DET 4 Recap
Sat 5/26 CLE 6, @DET 3 Recap
Sun 5/27 CLE 5, @DET 3 Recap
Thu 5/31 @CLE 11, DET 5 Recap
Fri 6/1 @CLE 12, DET 11 Recap
Sat 6/2 DET 9, @CLE 5 Recap
Sun 6/3 DET 9, @CLE 2 Recap
Tue 7/3 CLE 5, @DET 4 Recap
Wed 7/4 @DET 6, CLE 4 Recap
Thu 7/5 @DET 12, CLE 3 Recap
Tue 8/14 DET 6, @CLE 2 Recap
Wed 8/15 @CLE 5, DET 2 Recap
Tue 8/21 @DET 2, CLE 1 Recap
Wed 8/22 CLE 11, @DET 8 Recap
Thu 8/23 CLE 3, @DET 1 Recap
Mon 9/17 @CLE 6, DET 5 Recap
Tue 9/18 @CLE 7, DET 4 Recap
Wed 9/19 @CLE 4, DET 2 Recap
· Complete Schedule: Tigers | Indians
Game Information
StadiumJoker Marchant Stadium, Lakeland, FL
Associated Press

LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) -- Jeremy Bonderman allowed two runs in five innings to help the Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Indians 5-4 on Thursday night.

Bonderman, who won 14 games for the Tigers last season, yielded four hits, struck out four and walked three.

Curtis Granderson hit two sacrifice flies, including the winner in the ninth, and Carlos Guillen hit an RBI double for the Tigers.

Indians left-hander Juan Lara (0-1), who hadn't yielded any runs through his first 7 2-3 innings this spring, gave up a leadoff single to Chris Shelton. Omar Infante, running for Shelton, went from first to third on Brandon Inge's third single of the game and scored the winner on Granderson's fly ball to center.

The Indians tied it at 4 with two runs in the ninth off Todd Jones, the Detroit closer who saved 38 games last season. Luis Rivas and Shin-Soo Choo had RBI singles in the Cleveland rally.

Detroit hit five doubles in the first two innings off Fausto Carmona, but also grounded into six double plays during the game.

Guillen doubled in Gary Sheffield in the first inning and scored on Magglio Ordonez's double to give the Tigers a 2-0 lead.

The Indians, who had been shut out in successive games and hadn't scored in 20 innings dating to the sixth inning of Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, broke through on David Dellucci's one-out solo homer -- his fourth of the spring -- in the second.

Travis Hafner went 2-for-3 with two RBI for the Indians.

Game notes
After reviewing an MRI exam on Edward Campusano's left arm, the Tigers decided to send the reliever to see Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala., for another opinion. Campusano, 24, who experienced some pain in his elbow while pitching against the Atlanta Braves on Sunday, came to the Tigers from the Chicago Cubs as a Rule 5 draft pick. ... Detroit manager Jim Leyland is working on his regular-season lineups. Leyland, who has six variations against right-handers alone, said catcher Ivan Rodriguez will lead off against left-handers and Granderson will lead off the rest of the time.


MLB Scores

Thursday, March 22nd 2007
Pittsburgh 3 Final
Toronto 5
NY Mets 1 Final
Atlanta 7
NY Yankees 7 Final
Cincinnati 8
Baltimore 8 Final
LA Dodgers 0
Boston 4 Final
Philadelphia 4 in 10
Florida 2 Final
St. Louis 1
Texas Cancelled
LA Angels
Seattle 11 Final
Chi White Sox 6
Colorado Cancelled
Milwaukee
Kansas City Cancelled
Oakland
Chi Cubs 0 Final
San Diego 1
Arizona 6 Final
San Francisco 0
Cleveland 4 Final
Detroit 5
Washington 16 Final
Houston 2
Minnesota 5 Final
Tampa Bay 6 in 10