Tigers ruin powerless night

I got an unexpected Saturday night off yesterday.

Because of a power outage at The Evening News printing plant on Huber Drive, we had to get Sunday’s paper done by 3:30 p.m. so that it could be shipped to Adrian for printing.

That meant I got out of work early, but I didn’t have power at my house, either. That didn’t leave many options for the evening.

After taking the family out to dinner, going on a walk and playing Lego with my daughter, I pulled out a battery radio and prepared to enjoy the Tiger game.

There wasn’t much to enjoy.

The game was tight for the first few innings, then Jeremy Bonderman blew up with a four-run sixth inning allowing the Yankees to build a 7-2 lead.

I wrote an item in this blog a few days ago about how Justin Verlander wasn’t acting much like an ace. The same is true of Bonderman. Both of them have been mediocre or worse since the All-Star break.

The Tigers can’t make the playoffs with their two big guns pitching that way.

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