Riley Greene gave his Detroit Tigers the lead with a solo shot to right field in the top of the ninth inning at Angel Stadium. His 371-foot homer was only the start of an eight-run inning for the Tigers.

Riley Greene of the Detroit Tigers didn't want to dwell too much on becoming the first player in major league history to homer twice in the ninth inning of a game, a 9-1 rout of the hometown Los Angeles Angels on Friday night.

After becoming the first player in MLB history to hit two homers in the ninth inning, the Tigers' Riley Greene kind of shrugged, full of nonchalance.