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We now know know the make-up of Darren Clarkes Ryder Cup squad that will take on the U.S. at Hazeltine after he named his three wildcard picks at Wentworth on Tuesday. But who are the 12 players bidding to seal a fourth successive win for Europe?We give you the lowdown on the nine players who secured their places automatically, and those who required a captains pick.The qualifiers...Henrik StensonWorld ranking: 4 Season in a sentence: Has usurped Rory McIlroy as Europes highest ranked player thanks to a year in which he has secured his first major triumph and finished second at the Olympics.Rory McIlroyWorld ranking: 5 Season in a sentence: Still Europes biggest name heading to Hazeltine -- if not its highest ranked -- McIlroy has struggled to find his form in 2016 with the Irish Open his only win on either the PGA or European Tour this year.Justin RoseWorld ranking: 10 Season in a sentence: Will arrive at Hazeltine fresh from his gold medal-winning exploits in Rio and keen to continue a fine run in recent Ryder Cups that has seen him win on each of his last two appearances.Danny WillettWorld ranking: 11 Season in a sentence: Started the season like a steam train, winning the Dubai Desert Classic before his breakthrough triumph at the Masters, but has failed to live with newfound expectations.Sergio GarciaWorld ranking: 12 Season in a sentence: Has hit some form since a third-place at the Open de Espana, still looking for his first win.Rafael Cabrera-BelloWorld ranking: 27 Season in a sentence: The Spaniard has climbed the world rankings on the back of five top-five finishes in 2016, including at the Olympics.Chris WoodWorld ranking: 28 Season in a sentence: Booked his place in his debut Ryder Cup by winning the BMW PGA Championship, and has enjoyed a steady season.Andy SullivanWorld ranking: 42 Season in a sentence: A familiar face in the top 25 this season, Sullivan will keen to take some encouraging major outings into the Ryder Cup.Matthew FitzpatrickWorld ranking: 48 Season in a sentence: An impressive showing at the Masters, where he finished tied-seventh, was the springboard for his Nordea Masters triumph.The wildcards...Lee WestwoodWorld ranking: 46 Why he was picked:?He has won more Ryder Cups than any other European, with seven, and following nine appearances in total will provide some much-needed experience. The Englishman is also just two Ryder Cup points away from equaling Sir Nick Faldos record.Martin KaymerWorld ranking: 50 Why he was picked:?The two-time major winner has finished on the winning team in all of his three appearances to date -- including sinking the winning put Medinah in 2012 -- and has hit a run of form since April.Thomas PietersWorld ranking: 41 Why he was picked:?At the Made in Denmark tournament, Clarke stood with Pieters on the first tee and said Show me what you can do. He shot an opening-round 62 and finished with three straight birdies to win his third European Tour title in the past 12 months and just edge out Russell Knox for the final wildcard spot. Custom Atlanta Braves Nike Jerseys .C. United of Major League Soccer. United chose the defender in the second round of the 2013 MLS re-entry draft. Custom Chicago White Sox Nike Jerseys . 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DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers and Houston Astros matched two-run ninth-inning comebacks Saturday night. Luckily for the Tigers, they had the last one.Jose Iglesias capped a two-out rally with an infield single to score Tyler Collins, and the Tigers won their fifth straight game with a 3-2 victory over the Astros.Detroit is now a half-game ahead of Houston as both teams chase Boston for the second AL wild-card spot.This is when you have to start to make your move, said James McCann, who drove in the tying run before Iglesias won it. When August and September roll around, you have to be ready to make a run at the playoffs.With the Astros up 2-1, Houston closer Will Harris (1-2) retired the first two batters in the ninth but then walked Justin Upton. Collins singled and McCann drove him in with another single.Iglesias then hit a grounder between first and second base. First baseman Jason Castro ranged to his right to field it, but Iglesias beat Harris to the bag while Collins scored.I should have found the bag and then caught the ball, but I tried to catch the ball and then find the bag, Harris said. Its just a bonehead play by me. Theres no other way to put it.Detroit led 1-0 going into the ninth, but Houston rallied to take the lead in the top of the inning.George Springer led off the ninth with a single -- just the third hit allowed by starter Justin Verlander -- and took second on Jose Altuves one-out infield single.Carlos Correa then looped a base hit into shallow center, scoring Springer and moving Altuve to third. Colby Rasmus hit a soft grounder into the hole, and while shortstop Iglesias was able to get the force at second, Altuve easily scored from third.That was tough, because I thought we were going to lose, and I was going to be shouldering the blame, Verlander said. I felt like I made some really good pitches, but they put them in play and got hits out of them.Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said he never seriously considered taking out his ace, who had thrown 96 pitches through eight innings.There wasnt any discussion, Ausmus said. He knew that was his kind of inning. I might have taken him out at the end if they had gone ahead on a hard hit, but it was a groundball.Verlander (11-6) got his first complete game of the season. He struck out 11 while allowing two runs and five hits.Houston starter Mike Fiers gave up one run, four hits and two walks in 6 11/3 innings.ddddddddddddThe Tigers threatened in the second, putting runners on first and second with no one out, but Altuve fielded Uptons grounder, stepped on second and threw to third in time to retire Victor Martinez. That saved a run when Collins followed with a single, and Fiers got out of the inning.In the meantime, Verlander allowed two hits in the first inning but didnt allow another baserunner until he walked Altuve to start the seventh.By that point, the Tigers had taken a 1-0 lead on a fluke play in the sixth. With two out and Cameron Maybin on first, Miguel Cabrera lifted a high pop fly behind second base. Altuve appeared ready to make the catch but took a false step at the last second and dropped the ball for an error. Maybin, who was running hard with two outs, slid just past a tag at home after starting at first.I think the ball was so high that I got a little dizzy, Altuve said. I saw it, but it got so high that I was having trouble staying under it. I just stumbled a little, and thats when I lost it.The Tigers almost added a run in the seventh, but Springer made a lunging catch of Iglesias sinking liner to right.TRAINERS ROOMAstros: INF Marwin Gonzalez (hand) and OF Carlos Gomez (hamstring) were both out of the lineup with minor injuries, leaving C Evan Gattis as the only healthy player on Houstons bench.Tigers: OF J.D. Martinez (elbow) and RHP Jordan Zimmermann (neck) both got clean bills of health after playing on a rehab assignment Friday for Triple-A Toledo. Ausmus is hoping to have both of them back within a week.REUNION TOURFormer closer Todd Jones was the latest member of the 2006 Tigers to be honored, ten years after they ended Detroits 19-year postseason drought by winning the pennant. Verlander, the sole remaining player from that team, has been catching each players ceremonial first pitch, but he was busy warming up on Saturday. Ausmus, who caught Jones during Tiger Stadiums last season in 1999, filled in, handling a strike on the inside corner.UP NEXTThe teams finish their weekend series Sunday afternoon, with Detroits Mike Pelfrey (3-9, 4.98) facing Dallas Keuchel (6-10, 4.57). Keuchel has won his last three starts against the Tigers, including throwing eight scoreless innings in Houston on April 15. ' ' '