The Detroit defeated Angels of Anaheim on a Wednesday night game as seen by a crowd of 42,191 fans. Detroit manager Jim Leyland informed Marcus Thames before the game that he would be getting more playing time in left field - even against right-handed pitching. Thames rewarded Leyland's confidence with two two-run homers against one of the game's hottest pitchers, lefty Joe Saunders. Armando Galarraga came within two outs of his first complete game and shutout in the majors, leading the Tigers to a 6-2 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday night and averting a three-game sweep. Leyland, frustrated over his team's recent offensive drought, batted Thames third in place of the injured Gary Sheffield and kept left-handed leadoff hitter Curtis Granderson in the lineup against Saunders. Moreover, the plan worked to perfection in the first inning, as Granderson singled and Thames drove a 2-2 pitch to left for his fourth homer. Edgar Renteria capped the three-run rally with an RBI single, matching Detroit's run total for the previous three games following Sunday's 19-3 rout of Minnesota. "Thames has quietly earned his shot after the last couple of years. Thames nearly homered his next time up, but hit the ball off the end of his bat and Reggie Willits caught it with his back against the bullpen fence.” During the fifth inning, Thames drove a first-pitch changeup over the center field fence for his fifth homer and a 5-0 lead after a ground-rule double by Placido Polanco. "I just try to hit the ball hard. I don't try to hit home runs, even though everybody thinks I'm a home run hitter."

In addition, it was the fifth multi-homer game for Thames, who has 69 home runs in 1,044 career at-bats, the first one coming on the first pitch he saw in the big leagues - from Randy Johnson on June 10, 2002, at Yankee Stadium. As far as Granderson staying in there against lefties, Leyland said: "I really like him in the leadoff spot. "We obviously want Curtis to be an everyday player, and he is an everyday player. I mean, if we run into a Randy Johnson or some other dynamite lefty who's real nasty, then I'll rest Grandy." Last year he batted a career-high .302 with 23 homers and 74 RBIs. I love Curtis Granderson," Leyland said. "I'm just a little worried because I'm wondering if the hand is still bothering him. As a result of Thames' increased playing time, the Tigers optioned left fielder Matt Joyce to Triple-A Toledo after the game and recalled outfielder Clete Thomas from the Mud Hens.

The right-hander did not allow a runner past first base until the ninth, when he walked Willits with one out and Maicer Izturis followed with a home run on the right-hander's 104th and final pitch. Todd Jones finished up. Saunders gave up a season-high five runs in five innings and seven hits and struck out five. "I think it was just pitch selection with Thames. They weren't bad pitches; they just weren't the right pitches."

The Angels will do their best to win their games.

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