The Detroit Tigers face the Pittsburgh Pirates in the second game of a 3-game set at PNC Park in Pittsburgh Tuesday.

A series of uncharacteristic mental mistakes — and an equally uncharacteristic shaky start from Casey Mize — doomed the Detroit Tigers to another loss Tuesday night. The Pittsburgh Pirates battered Mize for 10 hits in four innings and beat the Tigers 8-5 at PNC Park.

The three-error Tigers lost, 8-5, to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday, July 22, at PNC Park, dropping eight of their past nine games — and posting a 14-17 record since June 14.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/fannation/mlb/fastball as Paul Skenes Finally Gets a Win For Pittsburgh Pirates as He Makes Baseball History. After getting swept over the weekend, the Pittsburgh Pirates rebounded in a big way, shutting out the Detroit Tigers 3-0 at PNC Park on Monday night.

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Here's how former LSU baseball star fared in his latest start with the Pittsburgh Pirates. The ace turned in another stellar outing.

MLB Trade Deadline is fast approaching, and all 30 teams likely know by now whether they will be buyers, sellers, or something in between at the end of the month. While every team needs to get it right at the deadline,

According to ESPN's Buster Olney, the veteran pitcher is "very likely" to be traded before next week's MLB trade deadline. He added that the San Diego Padres, New York Yankees, and "maybe the [New York] Mets and [Houston] Astros," could be suitors. "A number of teams have expressed interest," the insider wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

Every front office is under the microscope at this time of year. But certain executives face more pressure to deliver than ever before.

Riley Greene will be the designated hitter for the Detroit Tigers on Monday night in Pittsburgh. The Tigers (60-40) start a three-game series at PNC Park against the Pirates (39-61) at 6:40 p.m. Catcher Jake Rogers;