TIGERSTigers 10, Phillies 2, exhibitionThe Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Tyler Alexander works in the first inning. Detroit Tigers vs Philadelphia Phillies at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Fla. on Feb. 28, 2021.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Tyler Alexander works in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Tyler Alexander works in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers manager AJ Hinch, left, looks at his lineup. Tigers win, 10-2.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Tyler Alexander works in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Tyler Alexander works in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers shortstop Harold Castro makes the throw to first in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers manager AJ Hinch talks with bench coach George Lombard, hidden, in the dugout.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers manager AJ Hinch, right, congratulates Willi Castro on his solo home run in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsWith Phillies' Darick Hall covering first base, Tigers' Jeimer Candelario reaches safely in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' Christin Stewart singles in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsSitting with her husband, David Saretz, right, Jackie Staretz, season ticket holders, lifts her mask to sip on her lemonade.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsFormer Tigers, Phillies pitcher Ivan Nova works in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' Akil Baddoo singles in a run during the second inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsFrom left, Charles Currin, 81, Yvonne Trumbull, both of Brooklyn, Mich., and Georgia Scholl of Tipton watch the Tigers.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsWith bases loaded, Tigers' Harold Castro takes ball four to score a run in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' JaCoby Jones strikes out swinging in the first inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsNo. 49 Derek Holland, LHP, 6-2, 213, Opening Day age: 34. Sometimes the best way to motivate a player is to tell him he can’t do something. Holland got fed up hearing that he was washed up, that he was no longer capable of getting big league hitters out. He signed a make-good non-roster deal with the Tigers and spent the offseason training his body, tweaking his mechanics and refashioning some of his pitches. The result was an utterly dominant spring -- 9.1 scoreless innings, 15 strikeouts. There was no way he could’ve been denied this roster spot. 2020: 1-3, 6.86 ERA, 1.40 WHIP. 2021 salary -- N/A.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers shortstop Willi CastroRobin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers' Jeimer Candelario heads to second on his double in the third inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers first base coach Ramon Santiago gives instructions from the dugout in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsBob and Lorrie Krynock of Appleton are enjoying the warmth of Florida during spring training.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitching coach Chris Fetter, center, talks with pitcher Alex Lange, left, with non-roster catcher Brady Policelli in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers non-roster pitcher Ian Krol works in the fifth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers non-roster invitee Daniel Pinero is congratulated on his solo home run in the fifth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsFans watch as Tigers non-roster left fielder Jacob Robson about to make a running catch in the seventh inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers non-roster invitee Derek Holland looks in for the sign in the third inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Alex Lange works in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers GM Al Avila is approaching his 20th Opening Day with the franchise.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers pitcher Alex Lange works in the fourth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers prospect Riley Greene grounds into a force out in the seventh inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsTigers prospect Riley Greene talks with Daniel Pinero (85) on deck in the fifth inning.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsMark Hamelin, right, of Groveland, Fla. takes a video fo his son Joey, 10, dancing between innings. Detroit Tigers vs Philadelphia Phillies at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Fla. on Feb. 28, 2021. Tigers win, 10-2.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsPhillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombroski takes in the game. Detroit Tigers vs Philadelphia Phillies at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Fla. on Feb. 28, 2021. Tigers win, 10-2.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsPhillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski, right, talks with former Tigers manager Jim Leyland, second from left, with, from left, Tigers executive vice president, baseball operations and general manager Al Avila and vice president and assistant general manager David Chadd. Detroit Tigers vs Philadelphia Phillies at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Fla. on Feb. 28, 2021. Tigers win, 10-2.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsA fan has a few words for an unruly fan being removed by Lakeland police officers in the seventh inning of a seven-inning game. Detroit Tigers vs Philadelphia Phillies at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Fla. on Feb. 28, 2021. Tigers win, 10-2.Robin Buckson, Detroit NewsLakeland police officers remove an unruly fan from the game in the last inning. Detroit Tigers vs Philadelphia Phillies at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Fla. on Feb. 28, 2021. Tigers win, 10-2.Robin Buckson, Detroit News