Indians pitcher Corey Kluber tossed the ball well, but got little help in a 6-4 loss to the Tigers Friday.
Kluber recorded his first quality start since May, as he limited the Tigers to two runs in seven innings. He scattered eight hits and a walk in the outing, but the offense could not muster any support until he had already left the game. Kluber struck out six batters on 109 pitches in the loss.
Kluber is now winless in his last four starts, dropping his record to 6-5 on the season. He has a 3.30 ERA heading into his next outing, Wednesday in Arizona.