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DETROIT, MI - SEPTEMBER 12: Framber Valdez #59 of the Houston Astros pitches against the Detroit Tigers during the fifth inning at Comerica Park on September 12, 2022, in Detroit, Michigan. – Framber Valdez pitched his first career shutout and the Houston Astros beat the Detroit Tigers 7-0 on Monday night.
“This means a lot to me, because it means I'm helping the team when I'm pitching,” Valdez said through a translator. “They help me with their great defense and their offense, and I know I'm giving them a chance to win.”“That's a monumental streak — a lot of great pitchers have never come close to getting there,” Astros manager Dusty Baker said.
The Tigers were shut out for the second day in a row and club-record 21st time this season, tying them with the 1973 New York Yankees and 1976 Chicago White Sox for most by a team with a designated hitter.“We made a couple young mistakes early, because we're struggling to score and we're trying to make things happen,” Tigers manager A.J. Hinch said. “That's 91 wins for them, and a lot of that comes from elite defense.
Tucker made it 4-0 with an RBI groundout in the fifth and Yuli Gurriel followed with a run-scoring double.As usual, Valdez picked the team's navy blue jerseys for his start, but said it wasn't for superstitious reasons.
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