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Tigers Defeat Marlins in Series Finale at Home

Sunday, September 14, 2025, 1:40 PM ET · loanDepot park

Detroit Tigers 2, Miami Marlins 0, final. Our MLB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Detroit Tigers vs Miami Marlins?

Detroit Tigers beat Miami Marlins 2-0 at loanDepot park on September 14, 2025.

The Detroit Tigers secured a 2-0 victory over the Miami Marlins in the final game of their three-game series at loanDepot park on September 14, 2025. This win allowed the Tigers to finish the series with a 2-1 record against the Marlins, showcasing their dominance in recent matchups. The Tigers, with an overall record of 85-65, have been performing well this season, while the Marlins stand at 70-80.

In this particular game, the scoring began in the second inning when Keith reached base on an error by first baseman Wagaman, allowing Torkelson to advance to third. Torkelson then scored on a throwing error by Acosta, with Keith moving to second. The inning continued with Dingler hitting a single to center field, bringing Keith home for the second run of the game.

Looking at the recent form, the Marlins had a mixed performance in their last ten games, finishing with a record of 5-5. They entered this game on a four-game winning streak, averaging 5.4 runs scored per game while allowing 5.8. Their recent victories included two wins against the Tigers on September 12 and 13, where they scored 8-2 and 6-4, respectively. In contrast, the Tigers struggled recently, losing their last three games, which contributed to their record of 4-6 over the last ten. They averaged 5.8 runs scored and 5.3 runs allowed during this stretch.

At home, the Marlins had a record of 5-4 in their last ten games, while the Tigers had a home record of 2-3. The Marlins' recent home success, combined with their overall performance, made them a formidable opponent. However, the Tigers' ability to bounce back in this game highlighted their resilience.

In terms of injuries, the Marlins were without several key players, including Anthony Bender, Pete Fairbanks, Xavier Edwards, Max Meyer, and Ronny Henriquez, all of whom were on the injured list. The Tigers also faced injury challenges, with Burch Smith, Brant Hurter, Wenceel Perez, Jack Flaherty, and Justin Verlander unavailable for the game.

The betting market reflected the Tigers' stronger position, with the odds favoring them significantly, as indicated by their performance and standings. The conditions at loanDepot park were typical for a late summer game, and fans were treated to a competitive matchup.

Overall, viewers witnessed a tightly contested game where the Tigers capitalized on errors and took advantage of scoring opportunities, ultimately securing the win and demonstrating their capability as they head towards the postseason.

Injury report

  • Anthony Bender15-Day-ILLower LegMiami Marlins
  • Pete Fairbanks15-Day-ILHandMiami Marlins
  • Xavier Edwards10-Day-ILThumbMiami Marlins
  • Max Meyer15-Day-ILNeckMiami Marlins
  • Ronny Henriquez60-Day-ILElbowMiami Marlins
  • Burch Smith60-Day-ILShoulderDetroit Tigers
  • Brant Hurter60-Day-ILBackDetroit Tigers
  • Wenceel Perez60-Day-ILOrbitalDetroit Tigers
  • Jack Flaherty15-Day-ILForearmDetroit Tigers
  • Justin Verlander60-Day-ILHamstringDetroit Tigers

Recent form

Miami Marlins

Last 10: 5-5Streak W45.4 scored · 5.8 allowed per game5-4 at home

  • W6-4vs Detroit TigersSep 13
  • W8-2vs Detroit TigersSep 12
  • W5-0vs Washington NationalsSep 11
  • W8-3vs Washington NationalsSep 10
  • L5-7vs Washington NationalsSep 9
  • L7-15vs Washington NationalsSep 8
  • W5-4vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 7
  • L2-4vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 6
  • L3-9vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 5
  • L5-10at Washington NationalsSep 3

Detroit Tigers

Last 10: 4-6Streak L35.8 scored · 5.3 allowed per game2-3 away

  • L4-6at Miami MarlinsSep 13
  • L2-8at Miami MarlinsSep 12
  • L3-9at New York YankeesSep 11
  • W11-1at New York YankeesSep 10
  • W12-2at New York YankeesSep 9
  • L4-6vs Chicago White SoxSep 7
  • W6-0vs Chicago White SoxSep 6
  • L5-7vs Chicago White SoxSep 5
  • W6-2vs New York MetsSep 3
  • L5-12vs New York MetsSep 2

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Chicago-66L1.52573
Cleveland369L1.50470
Minnesota6.573L1.47967
Detroit975W1.46064
Kansas City11.578L3.44362
Atlanta-57W1.59383
Philadelphia461L1.56479
Miami1269W2.50771
Washington1775L1.47267
New York2077W1.45063

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Inning1-0Keith reached on error by first baseman Wagaman, Torkelson to third. Torkleson scored on a throwing error by Acosta, Keith to second. Keith advanced to third on error by Johnston.
  2. 2nd Inning2-0Dingler singled to center, Keith scored.

Win probability

Above the line favours Miami Marlins, below favours Detroit Tigers.

Venue

  • loanDepot parkMiami, Florida
  • Attendance24638
  • OfficialsAlan Porter, Jim Wolf, Chris Segal, Alex Mackay

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