Indians Zing Zumaya & Tigers in the 10th Closing pitcher hands the Tribe 2½-game lead in AL Central By Joseph Fasano Posted Aug 24, 2007 3:31 AM CDT Copied Cleveland Indians Joe Borowski, left, congratulates Kenny Lofton after beating the Detroit Tigers, 3-1, in ten innings during their Major League Baseball game in Detroit, Thursday, Aug. 23, 2007. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya) (Associated Press) The Indians bested the Tigers 3-1 last night, clinching a 2-1 series win and climbing to 2½ games ahead of Detroit in the American League Central division. Though starters Jake Westbrook and Nate Robertson pitched shutouts through eight innings, Tigers closer Joel Zumaya surrendered three hits to Victor Martinez, Kenny Lofton and Chris Gomez to hand the tribe a 10th-inning win. Zumaya's unreliability was not unexpected. The hard-throwing reliever has pitched twice in the three days since he was activated from the disabled list. "I'm not disappointed in him at all," said manager Jim Leyland. "He' can't strike out everyone every time." The Tigers kick off a four-game series against the Yankees today in Detroit. Read These Next FBI says 'person of interest' in Kirk killing is in custody. Two photos show 'person of interest' in Kirk shooting. Moment of silence for Kirk ends in House shouting match. Videos may have captured the shooter of Charlie Kirk on a roof. Report an error