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The Detroit Tigers edged the Milwaukee Brewers 5-4 on April 23 at Comerica Park in a tight contest decided by power. Detroit's three home runs proved decisive despite the Brewers' offensive efficiency; Milwaukee out-hit the hosts 10-7 and struck out only six times against a Tigers lineup that fanned eight, yet managed just four runs. The Tigers' pitching staff limited damage with a 3.65 ERA while allowing 10 hits, and Detroit's defense was flawless with no errors. Milwaukee's ERA of 3.98 reflected a costly four earned runs on seven hits, a performance that underscored the visitors' inability to convert their contact advantage into runs. The Brewers' .341 on-base percentage and .706 OPS showed disciplined plate approach, but they left opportunities on the table with a 4-5 RBI total. Detroit's home run advantage—3 HRs to Milwaukee's none—illustrated how power hitting can overcome lower overall hit totals in close games. The Tigers' clean defense and timely slugging position them favorably in the early standings, while Milwaukee will need to convert baserunners more consistently moving forward.