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Can’t take it back: Yankees starting pitcher Phil Hughes reacts as Tigers’ Miguel Cabrera rounds the bases on a two-run, first-inning homer as Detroit beat the Bombers 10-7 at Yankee Stadium. Getty Images

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Back at ya: Yankees Jorge Posada follows through on a two-run homer in the second. Reuters

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Tigers Ryan Raburn snags a ball hit by Alex Rodriguez to end the first inning. Neil Miller

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Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes delivers in the second inning. Hughes gave up five runs and struck out one in four innings. Neil Miller

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Streaking Mark Teixeira smacks a solo home run in the third inning. Neil Miller

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Not happy with that one: Tigers starting pitcher Max Scherzer reacts after pitching a ball to Yankees’ Derek Jeter during the first. Scherzer gave up six runs and struck out six in five innings Reuters

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Tigers’ Brandon Inge dives back into first to keep from getting thrown out. Getty Images

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Yankees catcher Russell Martin waits for the throw as Tigers’ Austin Jackson, right, scores on Brennan Boesch’s third-inning RBI-single off. AP

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Tigers Jhonny Peralta makes a double play during the fifth inning. Neil Miller

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Mark Teixeira hits a single. Getty Images

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Yankees Nick Swisher greets Jorge Posada after Posada scores on his homer in the 5th. Neil Miller

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Yankees relief pitcher Joba Chamberlain not happy as he leaves the mound after giving up a run in the ninth inning. Neil Miller

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One out of three ain’t bad: Detroit Tigers’ Ramon Santiago, left, greets teammate Brennan Boesch after Boesch’s fifth-inning two-run home run. The Detriot win avoided a series sweep. AP

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