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Pure grit and determination to claw back from two 2-run deficits like that.

Alex Lange, one of the pitchers from the Castellanos trade, on the hill now to fix the 6th inning.

Gerson Moreno flashing his trademark high walk rate here in the 6th -- 11 balls, 2 strikes so far.

It's back now. Nolan Blackwood (or maybe Ethan DeCaster per McCoskey on Twitter -- duplicate numbers are hard) in to clean up Rony's mess.

Technical difficulties with the stream mercifully sparing me from having to watch the ongoing Rony meltdown in the 4th. Hopefully the archived version of the video will be okay.

The first inning is even better, especially the 3rd at-bat against a real hot hitter. Reminder: If anyone wants to watch the stream that these videos are taken from, hit me up with a DM.

Skubal done after 2, sounds like our Rule 5er Rony Garcia will be coming in for the 3rd. As an aside, does anyone else think of Vanilla Ice when they hear his name? I know it's spelled differently, but still.

Made Cornell look absolutely silly with the breaking stuff in that last at-bat.

52° (with a RealFeel of 44°)? Yeesh. I was told that Spring Training was in Florida.

Update to this. Per MLB rules, SEU is apparently not able to publicize the link to the stream, so you can't see it on the page I mentioned above. If you're interested in watching today, send me a DM and I'll shoot you the direct link. Broadcast starts at 12:50 Eastern.

The Fire are coming in hot. 11-1, and they've scored 10+ runs in 7 games and allowed 2 or fewer runs in 8 games. Just a reminder that you can watch live video of the game online tomorrow at https://team1sports.com/southeasternfire. The stream was password protected last year but they were giving it away to Tigers fans if you DM @SEUFireBaseball on Twitter.

Now you can listen to it. I whinged to MLB support on Twitter and they fixed the issue.

Was there a problem with the GameDay broadcasts for this game yesterday? The archived audio for both radio broadcasts cuts off at the exact same moment in the bottom of the 7th. Sigh... before the Tigers ran up the score.

So that's 9 in 44 for 5+ runs. For comparison, after 44 games the 2003 Tigers had accomplished the feat 10 times, but had also been shut out 9 times already.

It's not an official game until the Tigers get their fair turn in the 7th, hence the anger.