Tuesday was a tough night on the diamond for the Detroit Tigers, who gave up double-digit runs to the New York Mets for the second day in a row in a 12-5 loss. But Tigers pitcher Chris Paddack had far more than baseball weighing on his mind. “I want to be there for my family,” Paddack told reporters after the game (including Evan Petzold of the Detroit Free Press) while fighting back tears. Hopefully, that's a little reset for me”Chris Paddack's personal news after loss makes Tigers' decision look that much worsePaddack has endured more than his fair share of challenges over the past few seasons. Add in the death of a family member, and the Tigers' decision to move Paddack to the bullpen and hang him out to dry against the Mets looks even worse.