
Wenceel Pérez error destroys Detroit Tigers in brutal loss vs Royals
Detroit Tigers score: Wenceel Pérez let a ball slip under his glove in the eighth, allowing the Royals to rally and wasting a gem from Keider Montero.
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Detroit Tigers score: Wenceel Pérez let a ball slip under his glove in the eighth, allowing the Royals to rally and wasting a gem from Keider Montero.

Detroit Tigers score: Wenceel Pérez let a ball slip under his glove in the eighth, allowing the Royals to rally and wasting a gem from Keider Montero.

Detroit Tigers score: Wenceel Pérez let a ball slip under his glove in the eighth, allowing the Royals to rally and wasting a gem from Keider Montero.

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