Skubal threw six strong innings to earn his second win in Oakland this season.
The music of E-40 blasted through the Oakland Coliseum speakers Thursday afternoon as Tarik Skubal warmed up between innings. The Tigers left-hander may have been a visiting player, but he felt at home in a uniquely Bay Area setting as the visitors“I’ve got a lot of family here I’m gonna see right after this, and it’s pretty special to throw in front of them,” the Tigers starter said after striking out nine A’s in the win. “I look forward and cherish those starts.
On Thursday afternoon, Skubal took a no-hitter into the fifth inning with a form reminiscent of his childhood hero. Born in Hayward and raised in Fremont until his family moved to Arizona, Skubal spent many a night watching the Moneyball A’s shut down hitters with their gaggle of aces. “I would love to have that curveball,” Skubal said. “Like him and Kershaw kind of have those two bangers that everyone tries to do, but you can’t really do unless you’re those two guys.”
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