Prior to the start of the eighth inning at Comerica Park, a small boy races to the pitcherā€™s mound and grabs a baseball intended for Tigersā€™ reliever Brandon Lyon. The youngster is helped back into the stands near the visitorsā€™ dugout and is allowed to keep the ball after a discussion between the boyā€™s uncle and ballpark security reveals that the six year-old had misunderstood a suggestion to go to the railing to try to get a ball from one of the Blue Jay players.

Prior to the start of the eighth inning at Comerica Park, a small boy races to the pitcherā€™s mound and grabs a baseball intended for Tigersā€™ reliever Brandon Lyon. The youngster is helped back into the stands near the visitorsā€™ dugout and is allowed to keep the ball after a discussion between the boyā€™s uncle and ballpark security reveals that the six year-old had misunderstood a suggestion to go to the railing to try to get a ball from one of the Blue Jay players.

With an opposite-field single in the third inning of a 10-4 loss to Baltimore on a rainy New York night, Derek Jeter becomes the all-time team leader in hits for the historic franchise. The safety gives the Yankees captain 2,722 hits, one more than legendary Lou Gehrig, another 35 year-old team captain, who had held the record for more than 70 years.

With an opposite-field single in the third inning of a 10-4 loss to Baltimore on a rainy New York night, Derek Jeter becomes the all-time team leader in hits for the historic franchise. The safety gives the Yankees captain 2,722 hits, one more than legendary Lou Gehrig, another 35 year-old team captain, who had held the record for more than 70 years.

Prior to the start of the eighth inning at Comerica Park, a small boy races to the pitcherā€™s mound and grabs a baseball intended for Tigersā€™ reliever Brandon Lyon. The youngster is helped back into the stands near the visitorsā€™ dugout and is allowed to keep the ball after a discussion between the boyā€™s uncle and ballpark security reveals that the six year-old had misunderstood a suggestion to go to the railing to try to get a ball from one of the Blue Jay players.

Prior to the start of the eighth inning at Comerica Park, a small boy races to the pitcherā€™s mound and grabs a baseball intended for Tigersā€™ reliever Brandon Lyon. The youngster is helped back into the stands near the visitorsā€™ dugout and is allowed to keep the ball after a discussion between the boyā€™s uncle and ballpark security reveals that the six year-old had misunderstood a suggestion to go to the railing to try to get a ball from one of the Blue Jay players.