The Detroit Tigers Lose a Historic Game 5 and a Memorable Series
The Detroit Tigers' 2025 season has come to an end after a historic Game 5 that lasted 15 innings.
Game 1 and Game 5 were similar, with both going to extras and ending 3-2, making them "coin flip games" where the Mariners came out on top.
Game 5 was intense, with the Tigers' bullpen struggling to find arms and getting out of dangerous spots, but ultimately failing when the Mariners took advantage of Tommy Kahnle, ending the game on a walk-off single.
The longest winner-take-all game in postseason history.
The series was memorable, with the final game being one of the most iconic battles in recent postseason memory.
Author's summary: Tigers lose historic Game 5.
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