The Tigers’ series against the Yankees was supposed to be one of the most difficult series left in their schedule, other than the three games they have to play against the Red Sox to wrap up the regular season. You don't have to be a Yankees fan or even an active Yankees hater to know that New York has a very flawed team, but Tigers fans saw it on full display on Tuesday night. Parker Meadows evened the score with a two-run shot off of Yankees starter Will Warren in the top of the fifth. The Yankees intentionally walked Torkelson, but Pérez brought home the Tigers' last run of the inning on an RBI groundout that beat Tork to second but scored Carpenter. Credit, for lack of a better term, probably goes more to the Yankees' bullpen for their epic implosion, but the Tigers were patient in that seventh inning.