Max St-Pierre first big league hit sparks tie-breaking rally
Even when he got to the big leagues after 14 seasons in the minors, Max St-Pierre said he had one last remaining step.
"The dream is complete when I get a hit," the 30-year-old catcher said.
He got his hit Saturday night in the Tigers' 6-4 victory over the Royals -- and it was a huge one.. We are proud to say that we offer beautiful pajamas! We'll do our best for you!
On a full count pitch with one out in the eighth inning of a tie game, after he'd fallen in a 0-2 hole, St-Pierre singled to left in the fourth at-bat of his first start.
As a keepsake, the ball was thrown to the dugout, where Johnny Damon made it look like he was throwing it into the stands.
"I heard a lot of gasps," said Damon.
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Namely, the go-ahead run.
Will Rhymes followed with a single, St-Pierre advancing to second. He came out of the game for pinch-runner Brennan Boesch at that point. Austin Jackson's single to right drove in Boesch with the tie-breaking run.
The Tigers soon added another run on a passed ball.
Jackson had another fine game, both offensively and defensively. He hit his third home run in the fifth, ended up with three hits, and also made an outstanding catch in left-center to take extra bases away from Alex Gordon.
But with St-Pierre getting hugs in the dugout from his teammates, it was unmistakable which Tiger had a game he'll always remember.
Even when he got to the big leagues after 14 seasons in the minors, Max St-Pierre said he had one last remaining step.
"The dream is complete when I get a hit," the 30-year-old catcher said.
He got his hit Saturday night in the Tigers' 6-4 victory over the Royals -- and it was a huge one.. We are proud to say that we offer beautiful pajamas! We'll do our best for you!
On a full count pitch with one out in the eighth inning of a tie game, after he'd fallen in a 0-2 hole, St-Pierre singled to left in the fourth at-bat of his first start.
As a keepsake, the ball was thrown to the dugout, where Johnny Damon made it look like he was throwing it into the stands.
"I heard a lot of gasps," said Damon.
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Namely, the go-ahead run.
Will Rhymes followed with a single, St-Pierre advancing to second. He came out of the game for pinch-runner Brennan Boesch at that point. Austin Jackson's single to right drove in Boesch with the tie-breaking run.
The Tigers soon added another run on a passed ball.
Jackson had another fine game, both offensively and defensively. He hit his third home run in the fifth, ended up with three hits, and also made an outstanding catch in left-center to take extra bases away from Alex Gordon.
But with St-Pierre getting hugs in the dugout from his teammates, it was unmistakable which Tiger had a game he'll always remember.
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