Ty Madden struggled in Game 1, allowing two runs in the sixth inning after walking three batters. His performance, following a successful Wild Card Series, highlighted the risks associated with the Tigers' "pitching chaos" strategy. Despite the rough outing, Madden's earlier success in the postseason suggests he could still be a valuable asset for the Tigers moving forward.

Ty Madden struggled in relief, giving up two additional runs as the Tigers' chances of a comeback dwindled. His performance contributed to the team's overall inability to recover from an early deficit, highlighting the need for improved pitching and offensive support moving forward in the series.

Ty Madden pitched in relief for the Tigers, allowing an RBI single to Andrew Vaughn in the sixth inning. Despite the setback, he contributed to the team's efforts with a solid performance on the mound.

Ty Madden took the mound for the Tigers, struggling early as he walked the first two hitters he faced. Despite this, he managed to induce a ground-ball double play and struck out Adley Rutschman. Madden was credited with a loss in this outing, as the Orioles capitalized on his pitching to score early runs.

Ty Madden struck out seven batters over five innings, earning his first career win while allowing just one run and contributing to the Tigers' strong performance. He exhibited calmness and competitiveness on the mound, stepping up effectively after the bullpen had been taxed from a prior lengthy game in the series. Madden showcased a new splitter that he developed during spring training, expressing confidence in the pitch. Manager A.J. Hinch praised him for pounding the strike zone and delivering a crucial performance.