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Tigers snap 4-game win streak, fall to Cubs, 4-2 Updated 9:59 PM; Today 9:41 PM Detroit Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal throws against the Chicago Cubsin the second inning of a baseball game in Detroit, Friday, May 14, 2021. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)AP Facebook Share DETROIT The Detroit Tigers hit back-to-back solo home runs in the sixth inning, but couldn’t muster any other offense in a 4-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs Friday night at Comerica Park. The Tigers (13-25) snapped a four-game winning streak with the loss, while the Cubs (18-19) snapped a three-game losing streak. Jake Arrieta had faced the minimum through 5 2/3 innings, eliminating three Detroit baserunners on double plays. But catcher Jake Rogers hit a 3-2 pitch over the left-field fence, and just two pitches later, outfielder Robbie Grossman hit one about 100 feet farther to the seats in right-center.
The Jake Arrieta signing by the numbers Share this story Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images In 2017 I watched Jake Arrieta throw what we all thought would be his last game as a Cub and I wrote this piece where I talked about Jake’s role with the Cubs as “the Stopper.” The pitcher who just always seemed to come through at big moments when the team needed him most. That piece contains a thought exercise where I made this argument: The thing I think we miss about Jake sometimes, however, is his greatness for the Chicago Cubs, and I’m not talking about the stint in 2015 where he was the best pitcher in the history of the game (I’m sure most of the people reading this know I’m not being hyperbolic there, but if you don’t, read this). No, see, Jake was great even if you revert some of his 2015 numbers to the mean. Even if you eliminate the six month period where no one could hit against him. Even if you vacated his Cy Young Award.