July 9, 2022

Detroit Tigers coach shaves head following sixth-straight win [Video]

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On Friday night, the Detroit Tigers got off to a slow start but when all was said and done, they held on for a 7-5 win over the Chicago White Sox.

With the win, the Tigers have now won six-straight games, which is something they had not yet done this season.

The Tigers players had a little something extra to play for on Friday as third base coach Ramon Santiago told the team that if they could win six games in a row he would shave his head.

Well, Santiago was a man of his word and as you can see below, he no longer has any hair!

Ramón Santiago told the guys he'd shave his head if we won six in a row.

The rest is history. pic.twitter.com/VgvJ9RLBQa

— Detroit Tigers (@tigers) July 9, 2022

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The Detroit Tigers will look to make it seven in a row when they take on the White Sox today at 2:10 p.m. ET.

Maybe another coach should volunteer to shave their head if the Tigers can win another six in a row!

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