DETROIT — The crowd was modest, per usual these days. But it also was into it, not per usual. Miguel Cabrera had a two-out single in the fifth inning, drawing a roar much louder than you’d expect from a crowd of 17,829, and Kody Clemens homered as the Tigers beat the Cleveland Guardians, 8-2, on Wednesday to complete a four-game sweep at Comerica Park. Javier Báez also had an RBI single in the three-run fifth inning, to break a 2-2 tie. The four-game winning streak matches the Tigers’ longest of the season. For the series, the Tigers, with the worst offense in baseball, scored 28 runs. That’s …