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Riley Greene doubles (1) on a sharp line drive to right fielder Teoscar Hernández. Manuel Margot scores. Riley Greene to 3rd.

Maybe AJ should go all Woody Hayes on the team and hit people with chairs.

What a disappointing inning to load the bases and get nothing.

I just turned the TV back on and both the TV audio and the radio audio are three or four pitches behind. This is the worst service I have ever seen.

Math is elitist. It’s an insult to the common man.

If my math is correct, it’s gonna take more than two runs to win this game.

And now I am sad…

I’m glad that no hitter is off the table. I don’t like the stress I don’t like a guy going 110 or 120 pitches to achieve it.

No no is no mo.

Tork didn’t swing at a single pitch in that at bat and was called out on strikes.

I wonder if this is an MLB.TV problem and if you’re watching it on Cable with FanDuel in Detroit, there’s no problem.

Flaherty is pitching a really good game.

I do that all the time too.

On my iPhone, I was just watching the game and the TV audio was perfect perfectly synced. But I’ve given up on trying to watch the game on my TV.

I guess I’ll just follow the game on my phone on gameday, but it keeps freezing.

And the radio is four or five pitches behind.

What a clown show. I rebooted my TV thinking that there was something wrong with my system and now the TV audio is three pitches behind. At least Torres is in the field.

Hey, I can hurt myself doing ordinary stuff, but I’m 73 years old.

Gameday is once again freezing. MLB is just a leaky ship.

Smokes would never have batted Ohtani lead off.

Tigers threaten but do not score.

I think Yamamoto is a fairly common Japanese name. It was the name of the admiral who designed the attack on Pearl Harbor. He was against attacking the United States. He thought it was suicide, but since he was given the job of planning it, he did the best he could, and it was successful beyond their wildest dreams at least temporarily. 36 years before he was the admiral responsible for defeating the Russians in the 1905 Russo-Japanese war. He’s actually a pretty fascinating guy.

If you turn on the radio feed for the audio on MLB TV, Dan Dickerson’s call is a few seconds ahead of what’s on the screen. Usually there’s a lag if it’s not perfectly synced up.

Jason and Dan Petry on the TV.