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Baltimore Orioles @ Detroit Tigers

1989-08-16 Β· Night game Β· Tiger Stadium Β· Att: 17092 Β· 72Β°F, night, dry Β· Wind L to R Β· 2:44

Detroit Tigers defeated Baltimore Orioles 4–0. Detroit Tigers put up 2 in the 7th. Frank Tanana earned the win. Dave Bergman went 2-for-3 with 1 HR and 1 RBI.

Line score

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W: Frank Tanana   L: Pete Harnisch   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Tim Tschida Β· 1B: Durwood Merrill Β· 2B: Steve Palermo Β· 3B: Don Denkinger Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Baltimore Orioles β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Mike Devereaux400001
Phil Bradley400003
Cal Ripken401001
Keith Moreland400001
Randy Milligan300012
Craig Worthington100011
Stan Jefferson300000
Bob Melvin301001
Billy Ripken200000

Detroit Tigers β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Gary Pettis311012
Alan Trammell301211
Lou Whitaker300011
Fred Lynn300001
Dave Bergman322110
Matt Nokes402101
Doug Strange401001
Mike Heath401001
Ken Williams210011
Gary Ward100000

Baltimore Orioles β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Pete Harnisch6.1848
Kevin Hickey1.2011

Detroit Tigers β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Frank Tanana9.02210

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Mike Devereaux: 9/F89
  • Phil Bradley: K
  • Cal Ripken: 9/L89D

Bot 1

  • Gary Pettis: K
  • Alan Trammell: FLE3
  • Alan Trammell: K
  • Lou Whitaker: 9/F9D

Top 2

  • Keith Moreland: K
  • Randy Milligan: 63/G6
  • Craig Worthington: HP
  • Stan Jefferson: 13/G1S

Bot 2

  • Fred Lynn: K
  • Dave Bergman: 9/L9
  • Matt Nokes: S8/G4M
  • Doug Strange: S8/F8.1-2
  • Mike Heath: 8/F8D

Top 3

  • Bob Melvin: S8/G6M
  • Billy Ripken: 23/SH/BG25.1-2
  • Mike Devereaux: K
  • Phil Bradley: K

Bot 3

  • Ken Williams: K
  • Gary Pettis: K
  • Alan Trammell: W
  • Lou Whitaker: 8/F8S

Top 4

  • Cal Ripken: S6/G56D
  • Keith Moreland: CS2(26346)
  • Keith Moreland: 3/P3DF
  • Randy Milligan: W
  • Craig Worthington: K

Bot 4

  • Fred Lynn: 9/F9
  • Dave Bergman: D9/G3
  • Matt Nokes: S9/G34.2-H
  • Doug Strange: 36(1)1/GDP/G34

Top 5

  • Stan Jefferson: 43/G4
  • Bob Melvin: K
  • Billy Ripken: 6/P6D

Bot 5

  • Mike Heath: S8/F8S
  • Ken Williams: 34/SH/BG34S.1-2
  • Gary Pettis: W
  • Alan Trammell: 9/L9D.2-3
  • Lou Whitaker: K

Top 6

  • Mike Devereaux: 63/G6
  • Phil Bradley: 9/L9
  • Cal Ripken: K

Bot 6

  • Fred Lynn: 31/G3
  • Dave Bergman: HR/F9D
  • Matt Nokes: 2/P2F
  • Doug Strange: K

Top 7

  • Keith Moreland: 3/P34
  • Randy Milligan: K
  • Craig Worthington: W
  • Stan Jefferson: 9/L9

Bot 7

  • Mike Heath: K
  • Ken Williams: W
  • Gary Pettis: D7/L5.1-3
  • Alan Trammell: T7/L78XD.3-H;2-H
  • Lou Whitaker: I
  • Gary Ward: 3/P3DF
  • Dave Bergman: W.1-2
  • Matt Nokes: K

Top 8

  • Bob Melvin: 8/F8D
  • Billy Ripken: E5/TH/G5
  • Mike Devereaux: 36(1)/FO/G34S
  • Phil Bradley: K

Bot 8

  • Doug Strange: 43/G4D
  • Mike Heath: 8/F78D
  • Ken Williams: 8/L8

Top 9

  • Cal Ripken: 3/P3D
  • Keith Moreland: 9/P9LSF
  • Randy Milligan: K