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- Updated: June 4, 2016
DETROIT — Supported by home runs from James McCann and Victor Martinez, Jordan Zimmermann returned to the Tigers’ rotation with 5 2/3 quality innings as Detroit opened a three-game series against the rival White Sox with a 10-3 win Friday night at Comerica Park.
In a battle of two American League Central teams looking to regain momentum, the Tigers found theirs with Zimmermann (8-2), making his first start in 12 days after being sidelined with a groin strain. His time off showed, but he tempered the damage from the White Sox offense with nine ground-ball outs. The only extra-base hit off him was Jose Abreu’s sixth-inning RBI double to draw Chicago within 3-2.
McCann’s second home run of the season erased an early White Sox advantage before Jose Iglesias …
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