Three hundred and eighty-one days ago, Daniel Norris pitched the eleventh inning for the Detroit Tigers — a 6-5 win over the Twins — and earned the save, the first of his career to that point (and his only one to date).
In the ensuing eons, much has happened: civilizations rose and fell, animals and plants were domesticated, and the USB Pet Rock was invented. And much of it was good.
Tonight, Norris once again donned the Olde English D and summitted the 15-inch mountain of dirt. He had himself a pretty nice start, but the Tigers could only muster up a trio of singles and dropped the series opener, 2-0, to the Chicago White Sox.