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"He who love cheap wholesale clothing didn't see the ball (because of the setting sun)," manager Jim Leyland said. "It hit off the heel of his glove. That's baseball. That really didn't have that much bearing on the game. ... We gave it up (in the fifth)."

The Tigers scored twice in the fourth off ace Felix Hernandez to tie the score. Seattle replied with four in the fifth off Coke to secure the 7-3 win that stopped the Tigers' winning streak at four games.

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As Seattle catcher Miguel Olivo stepped in to lead off the second inning Tuesday night, two prevailing truths accompanied him.

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