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Armando Galarraga spotted his pitches low and on the corner for the previous 6 1/3 innings making the bigger addition to the Wednesday 9-0 Tigers win.  He may be Detroit’s future closer but some of his wild pitches nearly hit many players heating up the shouting on the field.

Ryan Perry, the wild pitcher,  nearly hit Alexi Ramirez twice and Brent Lillbridge another time.  Josh Fields, Chicago’s third baseman,  shouted to Perry about throwing the ball at him at 97 mph.  “I’ve never tried to hit anyone in the head,” Perry said.  Perry held in and struck out Fields for the final out.

It was a win for the Detroit Tigers, taking the early lead in American League Central Standings.   Galarraga has good control and shut down Chicago’s big bats.  Considering this was the only time he faced the White Sox before this game was briefly at this final game of last season.  He threw a few wold pitches to bring in the tying run and walked Jermaine Dye, he was out of sorts.

Galarraga had the eight-strikeout performance in the home opener las Friday,  with three of his five strikouts coming in critical situations.  Galarraga set down Carlos Quentine and changed speeds on Jim Thome with a moving changeup and a cutter to freeze him.

Executing a heavy dose of sliders and cutters Garlarraga controlled the game very well.