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\n\nFirst doubleheader sweep in Boston since 1965. #TigersWIN!#MotorOn pic.twitter.com/SxIL47EmNI
— Detroit Tigers (@tigers) April 24, 2019
\"I think the bigger you make it, the harder it's going to be,\" Dixon said. \"For me, I'm just trying to have fun and play baseball.\"\n\nDixon's three-run double down the left-field line with the bases loaded in the fourth inning drove in
\n\n \n\n\"He's swinging really good,\" manager Ron Gardenhire said. \"That's good. We need guys to pick each other up. We didn't have a ton of hits, but his came at big times.\"\n\nDixon said he wasn't trying to pull the ball. In fact, he finds he can end up with the opposite result when he thinks about it too much.\n\n\"I was just getting good pitches to hit and putting good swings on it,\" he said. \"It's pretty much as simple as that.\"
\n\n \n\nThe Tigers selected Dixon off waivers from the Reds this past November. He made his debut with the team on Sunday, going 2-for-3 with an RBI against the White Sox. Just two days later, he looks like he is settling in quickly. Dixon points to the personalities and comfort level in the clubhouse as reasons why he has adjusted so well.\n\n\"He's come up here on a mission and put some really good swings up,\" Gardenhire said.
\n\nDixon had some extra support in the stands, too, on Tuesday. His father, Troy, took a red-eye flight from California to Boston on Monday night to watch the game. It was a last-minute decision Dixon is happy he made.\n\n**Turnbull gets first 'W'**\n\nWhile Dixon wasn't trying to get caught up in the moment of playing at Fenway Park, Tuesday night's starter
\n\n\"It's a pretty surreal moment,\" Turnbull said. \"Enjoyed every second out there. It was a battle, but it was a lot of fun, too. That's some of the most fun I've had in a while just being on a mound. It's a really cool atmosphere. Such a historic place. To get my first win here is pretty cool.\"\n\nTurnbull has put together back-to-back starts with no earned runs allowed. He had to fight for it, too. With the Tigers leading, 3-0, in the fifth inning, Turnbull faced