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Torii Hunter and Miguel Cabrera each belted first-inning homers as the Detroit Tigers cruised to an 11-0 exhibition win over Florida Southern University.

Stephen Moya went 3-for-3 with two RBI and three runs scored in Detroit's rout, with Aaron Westlake knocking in three runs for the Tigers.

Detroit dominated on the mound as well, with three Tiger pitchers limiting the Moccasins to two hits while racking up 16 total strikeouts.

Max Scherzer fanned seven over the first four innings, with Anibal Sanchez retiring all 12 batters he faced -- six via strikeout -- over the next four frames.

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