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Every day Im flooded with messages from Indians all over the world telling me they are supporting me.DETROIT -- Terry Franconas Cleveland Indians passed their first test against the defending American League champions. They beat Justin Verlander on Saturday night and rallied against Jose Valverde on Sunday. When it was over, Cleveland had taken two of three from the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park. Pinch-hitter Mark Reynolds had a tiebreaking single in the 10th inning to give the Indians a 4-3 victory in the series finale. Cleveland tied the game with a run off Valverde in the ninth. "That was as good a team effort as you are ever going to see," said Francona, who took over as Clevelands manager before this season. "We left some guys on base early, and thats tough against any team, much less that one. But we kept playing and we got it in the end." Cleveland tied it in the ninth when Michael Brantley hit a two-out RBI single off Valverde. Joe Smith (1-0) pitched the bottom of the inning, and the Indians took the lead in the 10th. With men on first and third and one out in the 10th, Michael Bourn hit a slow grounder to shortstop Jhonny Peralta, who threw home in time to get Asdrubal Cabrera. Reynolds followed with a single to left off Darin Downs (0-1) that slipped past third baseman Miguel Cabreras diving attempt. "With two strikes, Im just trying to shorten up my swing and get something into play," Reynolds said. "He threw me a changeup, and I was able to get it on the ground and past Cabrera. That felt good." The game wasnt over yet, though. Cleveland closer Chris Perez, who retired Miguel Cabrera with the potential winning run on base Saturday night, wasnt available, so Rich Hill got the first two outs of the Detroit 10th, and Cody Allen finished for his first career save. "He had a taxing outing 12 hours ago, so I told him I wanted him to be honest with me when he started to warm up," Francona said of Perez. "To his credit, he did just that, so I told him wed find another way to win the game." The Indians have won 15 of 20, and Sundays win brought them even with the Tigers atop the AL Central. Cleveland has not lost any of its last seven series. The Tigers were prepared to let Valverde leave via free agency in the off-season, but they ended up bringing him back on a minor league deal. He was back in Detroit as the closer by the end of April, and he hadnt allowed a run in five appearances before Sunday. But he walked two in the ninth before Brantleys tying single. "You have to respect the hitter, too," Valverde said.dddddddddddd. "You have to remember, this guy is a big leaguer, too." Detroit threatened in the bottom of the ninth when Andy Dirks led off with a single, but Torii Hunter couldnt get a bunt down and ended up hitting into a 1-6-3 double play -- Asdrubal Cabrera had to spin awkwardly near second because of Smiths slightly inaccurate throw, but he made the turn successfully. "Thats just a fantastic, athletic play," Francona said. "The throw was tailing away from him, but he caught it, managed to keep his foot on the bag and then throws Torii out with nothing but arm strength." That meant Miguel Cabrera had to hit with the bases empty, and his flyout sent the game to extra innings. Asdrubal Cabrera doubled leading off the 10th and went to third on Nick Swishers tapper to the pitcher. After Carlos Santana was intentionally walked, the Tigers got a big out when Asdrubal Cabrera was thrown out at home. But Reynolds came through for the Indians, driving home Santana from second. Brayan Pena homered for the Tigers, and Detroit starter Rick Porcello allowed two runs and four hits in six innings. He struck out six and walked two. Zach McAllister allowed two earned runs and eight hits in six innings for the Indians. Penas two-run homer in the second opened the scoring. The Indians tied it the following inning on a two-run double by Jason Kipnis. Detroit scored an unearned run in the fourth after Cleveland third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall threw wildly to first on Peraltas grounderl for a two-base error. Penas grounder up the middle hit second base for an infield single, and Omar Infante drove in Peralta with a sacrifice fly. NOTES: There was some light rain during the middle of the game on a chilly day at Comerica Park. ... Detroit OF Austin Jackson had the day off with a sore right hamstring. ... Cleveland OF Ryan Raburn started against his former team. He made a shoe-top catch in the first on a line drive by Prince Fielder and was hit by a pitch in the fourth. ... Miguel Cabrera extended his hitting streak to 11 games. ... Detroit hosts Houston on Monday night. Anibal Sanchez (3-3) starts for the Tigers against Bud Norris (4-3). The Indians play a doubleheader at home against the New York Yankees. Justin Masterson (3-3) takes the mound for Cleveland in the opener, and Trevor Bauer (1-1) will pitch the second game for the Indians. ' ' '