The Miami Marlins beat the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday night, 1-0, at Comerica Park. The game went 10 innings and was played in just over two hours, which makes it the second fastest extra-inning game in the last 40 years.
on Tuesday night, 1-0, at Comerica Park. The game went 10 innings and was won in the top of the tenth when Jesus Sanchez brought in the only run of the game.
Because the game featured only one run and eight total hits, it was played at a ridiculously brisk pace of 2 hours and 9 minutes, which made it the second-fastest extra-inning game of the last 40 years, according to Sarah Langs of MLB.com:
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