SPORTSRangers 5, Tigers 2Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Matthew Boyd throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the Texas Rangers, Sunday, May 21, 2017, in Detroit. Boyd gave up 12 hits and four earned runs as the Tigers lost, 5-2.Carlos Osorio, APTexas Rangers starting pitcher Yu Darvish throws during the first inning.Carlos Osorio, APDetroit Tigers' Ian Kinsler is greeted by first base coach Omar Vizquel after a solo home run during the first inning.Carlos Osorio, APDetroit Tigers' Ian Kinsler, left, is greeted by third base coach Dave Clark after a solo home run during the first inning.Carlos Osorio, APDetroit Tigers' Ian Kinsler, right, is congratulated by Justin Upton, left, after a solo home run during the first inning.Carlos Osorio, APDetroit Tigers' Alex Avila is seen through the legs of Miguel Cabrera during the first inning.Carlos Osorio, APA fly ball hit by Rangers' Delino DeShields lands next to Tigers second baseman Ian Kinsler and right fielder J.D. Martinez for a single during the second inning.Duane Burleson, Getty ImagesDetroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera connects for an RBI single during the second inning.Carlos Osorio, APDetroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera entered Friday's game with 998 extra-base hits and ripped two doubles in the first and second innings.Carlos Osorio, Associated PressTexas Rangers' Mike Napoli, right, is greeted at home plate after his solo home run during the fifth inning.Carlos Osorio, APTexas Rangers starting pitcher Yu Darvish reacts after getting the third out during the fifth inning.Carlos Osorio, APDetroit Tigers left fielder Justin Upton is unable to catch the solo home run hit by Texas Rangers' Pete Kozma during the sixth inning.Carlos Osorio, APTexas Rangers' Pete Kozma, right, is congratulated by Delino DeShields after hitting a solo home run during the sixth inning.Carlos Osorio, APDetroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera safely reaches second as Texas Rangers' Elvis Andrus waits on the throw from right field during the seventh inning.Carlos Osorio, AP