We're well beyond the point where Detroit is still surprising us. No one was even thinking postseason after thet rade deadline, but here we are in the DIvision Round. But AJ Hinch has managed to get Detroit on an upward trajectory that has carried into the playoffs (as the Astros found out), unafraid to use openers along the way. Indeed, reliever Tyler Horton becomes the fourth pitcher in the past ten postseasons to start in back-to-back games, though the others were following lay-offs between series. There's a layoff here, too, but Holton only threw one inning vs. Houston and likely the same today. Game 2 isn't until Monday, when Tarik Skubal likely takes the hill for Detroit. Meanwhile, Cleveland only won four of Tanner Bibee's last eight starts, and in four outings vs. Detroit this season, his ERA was a not-special 4.50. Play Tigers on Money Line