SPORTSTigers 8, Blue Jays 3Tigers pitcher David Price works in the first inning. Detroit Tigers win the first two games of the series with Toronto Blue Jays, this one an 8-3 win at Comerica Park in Detroit on July 4, 2015.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsThe Plymouth Fife & Drum Corps play outside the ballpark before the game as part of the Independence Day celebration.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsToni Tiernan of Waterford, left, reacts after getting her special red, white and blue Tigers cap before the game with her friend, Vanessa Marks of Waterford.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsAlready decked out in red, white and blue, Millie Tiernan of Rochester Hills, left, checks out the hat given away for the Fourth of July with her son, Lou Tiernan of Waterford.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' Ian Kinsler is hit by a pitch in the first inning. Kinsler went 3-for-4.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsA fan with some red, white and blue mixed with the Tigers' orange.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers designated hitter Victor Martinez grounds out but scores Ian Kinsler in the first inning to make it 1-0 Tigers. Martinez went 1-for-5.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' J.D. Martinez looks upward after his two-run home run in the first inning to make it 3-0 Tigers.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' James McCann triples and scores Nick Castellanos to make it 4-0 Tigers.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsBlue Jays shortstop Jose Reyes jumps over Tigers' Josh Wilson after the final out of the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers first baseman Alex Avila makes a catch and then goes into the seats on a foul ball by Blue Jays' Russell Martin in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers first baseman Alex Avila makes a catch and then goes into the seats on a foul ball by Blue Jays' Russell Martin in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsFans help catch Tigers first baseman Alex Avila after he makes a catch and then goes into the seats on a foul ball by Blue Jays' Russell Martin in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' Ian Kinsler, right, heads to the dugout with Alex Avila, center, after the catch in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsAfter Tigers' Josh Wilson is out at home, Anthony Gose debates on going to third but stays at second base in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' Yoenis Cespedes singles in the fifth inning and scores Anthony Gose in the fourth inning to make it 5-0 Tigers.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' Yoenis Cespedes slides into third base on a single by Victor Martinez in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Anibal Sanchez hugs pitcher David Price, facing, after he exits the game after the top of the seventh inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsHome plate umpire Andy Fletcher rings up Tigers' James McCann in the eighth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsBlue Jays pitcher Steve Delabar, right, watches while Tigers' Anthony Gose reaches first on a fielding error by Blue Jays first baseman Chris Colabello in the eighth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsBlue Jay catcher Russell Martin looks for a wild pitch, which scores Tigers' Jose Iglesias in the eighth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' Josh Wilson scores on a single by Ian Kinsler in the eighth inning followed by Anthony Gose to make it 8-1.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Al Alburquerque works in the eighth inning. Alburquerque pitched a hitless eighth with one strikeout.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers third baseman Nick Castellanos makes a running throw to first for the out on Blue Jays' Edwin Encarnacion for the third out in the top of the eighth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Al Alburquerque looks upward after a 1-2-3 eighth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Jeff Ferrell makes his major league debut in the ninth inning. Ferrell pitched one inning allowing two hits with two earned runs.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsWith Tigers pitcher Jeff Ferrell, right, pitching in the ninth inning, Blue Jays' Chris Colabello rounds the bases on his two-run home run to make it 8-3 Tigers.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers first baseman Alex Avila, right, congratulates pitcher Jeff Ferrell after the win.Robin Buckson, Detroit News