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The Detroit Tigers defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 5–2 on April 22 at Comerica Park, with the home team's offensive efficiency making the difference despite modest overall production. Detroit struck twice with home runs while accumulating nine hits and five RBIs, posting a .712 OPS that outpaced Milwaukee's .705 mark in a low-scoring affair. The Tigers' pitching staff was the decisive factor, recording nine strikeouts against just six hits allowed and surrendering only two earned runs with a 3.63 ERA; Milwaukee's hurlers, by contrast, gave up nine hits and five earned runs while fanning just six batters. Both offenses struggled at the plate, with the Brewers striking out nine times and managing only six hits and zero home runs, while Detroit committed no errors in a clean defensive performance. The Tigers' ability to manufacture runs from limited opportunities—converting their power advantage into a three-run victory—highlighted their early-season discipline despite a modest .247 batting average. Detroit's rotation depth will be tested as the team looks to build on this win and improve its division standing.