Davis' first home run Wednesday was a two-run, opposite field shot off Rick Porcello in the fourth inning. Davis, who was the designated hitter for the first time this year Wednesday, then capped the 13-3 win with a two-run homer off Jose Valverde in the ninth inning. He finished the game 3 for 5 with a double and five RBI.

Davis is batting .361 (13 for 36) with three doubles, six home runs and 14 RBI in his last nine games.

Davis went deep in the second inning off Scherzer, who won 5-1 and is 10-0 on the season for the Tigers. Davis finished 2 for 4 in the game with two strikeouts. He has 61 RBI and a .337 batting average. 

Davis has homered four times in his last six games with nine RBI over that span. He's 4 for 8 with two homers and four RBI in his last two games alone. 

Davis, who leads the majors with 23 homers on the year, launched a two-run homer to right field off Lester, notching his first career hit off the starter in the process. 

Davis entered Sunday's game batting .332 on the season. He snapped a mini hit streak when he went hitless Saturday, but had gone 14 for 56 (.250) in June entering Sunday's game. That said, he has four homers on the month now that he went deep Sunday. 

Davis has a 1.624 OPS against sliders this year, good for highest in the majors. Davis also ranks eighth in the majors against changeups. Overall, Davis has the highest OPS in the majors, so he's doing pretty well against every pitch. 

Davis is hitting .338/.417/.688 in 240 at-bats this year.

The home run also snapped a string of eight games without an RBI, and he added one more on a groundout in the eighth during a 9-5 loss.

Davis is still hitting .338 with a league-high 21 home runs, while having driven in 54 runs, good for second in the American League, despite his mini-slump.