Injuries & Moves: White re-signed to Minor League deal
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Carpenter's status could change calculus of Game 5 for Tigers
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Carpenter's ALDS status unclear after tweaking left hamstring in Game 4
DETROIT -- After scoring in the bottom of the sixth inning of Detroit's 5-4 loss to the Guardians in Game 4 of the American League Division Series Thursday at Comerica Park, Tigers designated hitter Kerry Carpenter hobbled into the dugout and down the steps to the clubhouse after tweaking his
'It could've been worse': Greene (hamstring) lands on IL
DETROIT -- The last thing Riley Greene wanted this season was a return to the injured list. But the way his right hamstring was hobbling him, playing through it wasn’t working. His swings were almost all arms, a shadow of the fluid form that made the Tigers outfielder an All-Star
Olson exits Tigers' win with shoulder soreness, lands on IL
TORONTO -- Everything looked “typical Reese” before the second inning. “All of a sudden, he’s gone,” said catcher Jake Rogers. The Tigers’ 7-3 win over the Blue Jays on Saturday was dampened by Reese Olson’s early exit due to right shoulder soreness. Olson was subsequently placed on the 15-day injured
Báez (back) placed on IL; Kreidler recalled
DETROIT -- The Tigers placed shortstop Javier Báez on the 10-day injured list Tuesday with lumbar spine inflammation, a condition he has been dealing with for much of the season -- and intermittently for much of his tenure with the team -- but one that had become unmanageable in recent
Collision forces Keith to exit early as Tigers get small-balled once again
DETROIT -- Colt Keith and Akil Baddoo chased William Contreras’ third-inning popup into short right field Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park, both calling for the ball, both looking to make a play for Casey Mize when the Tigers starter could badly use it. With each big step from the second
Maeda (abdominal discomfort) to undergo tests Thursday after exit
ARLINGTON -- For the second consecutive night, an injury forced a Tigers starting pitcher out of a game. This time, Kenta Maeda threw just two pitches Wednesday against the Rangers at Globe Life Field before leaving with right-side abdominal discomfort in the Tigers' 9-1 loss to the Rangers, which was
Olson (hip) OK after comebacker, but 'blacked out' by impact
KANSAS CITY -- Reese Olson has a contusion on his right hip to wear for the next few days courtesy of Michael Massey’s line drive. He’s also wearing an 0-5 record despite a 2.16 ERA -- ninth-lowest among qualified MLB starters -- after the Tigers’ 8-3 loss to the Royals
Urshela (hamstring strain) lands on 10-day IL
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Tigers lost their second infielder to injury in as many weeks with Gio Urshela’s exit from Friday’s 5-4 win against the Twins at Target Field. Urshela hobbled off the field after running out a groundout to second base to lead off the second inning. On Saturday, Detroit
Finally healthy, Mize ready to 'throw as much as they let me'
LAKELAND, Fla. -- The last time Casey Mize pitched in a game, he faced a Royals lineup that included Whit Merrifield, Andrew Benintendi, Carlos Santana, Hunter Dozier, Adalberto Mondesi, Michael A. Taylor and Nicky Lopez, none of whom are Royals anymore. Bobby Witt Jr. started at third for Kansas City
Greene undergoes Tommy John surgery
LOS ANGELES -- Tigers outfielder Riley Greene underwent successful Tommy John surgery on his right elbow on Wednesday, and is expected to be ready for the start of next season. Noted specialist Dr. Keith Meister, who has performed the surgery on several Tigers pitchers, performed Greene's procedure at his office
E-Rod (scapular spasm) uncertain to pitch again in '23
LOS ANGELES -- It had been billed as Eduardo Rodriguez’s first outing at Dodger Stadium since exercising his no-trade rights to scuttle a deal to the Dodgers at the Trade Deadline. Instead, it became an injury-shortened evening for Rodriguez, and maybe even his final outing as a Tiger. The veteran
Manning's season over (broken foot) after 119.5 mph comebacker
NEW YORK -- As Matt Manning hobbled into the visitors’ clubhouse at Yankee Stadium on crutches, the reality of his situation had already set in. The 25-year-old right-hander missed more than two months of the season with a fractured toe on his right foot after being hit by a comebacker
Boyd to undergo Tommy John surgery
ARLINGTON -- Veteran Tigers starter Matthew Boyd will undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery after suffering an elbow injury in his most recent start against the Rangers. Boyd tossed 15 pitches and lasted just two-thirds of an inning before being pulled from the game with left elbow discomfort. He was later
'Frustrated' Greene on IL; what it means for Tigers
DETROIT -- For the second time in 15 months, the Tigers have lost promising young outfielder Riley Greene to a freak injury. This time, they lose him just as he was emerging as the key cog in the Tigers’ resurgence in the American League Central. What looked initially like a
E-Rod placed on IL with left index finger injury
DETROIT -- Tigers left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez, whose emergence as a front-line starter has been a critical driver behind Detroit’s improvement over the past month, went on the 15-day injured list Tuesday with an injury to his left index finger, putting the Tigers’ bounceback season and potentially this summer’s trade market
Báez (hand) day to day after HBP in finale
MILWAUKEE -- The sight of Javier Báez grimacing in pain in the batter’s box, having taken a fastball off the base of his left hand, was just about the last thing manager A.J. Hinch needed in Wednesday afternoon’s 6-2 loss to the Brewers. Just as Báez has been heating up
Manning suffers fractured toe in loss to Blue Jays
TORONTO -- Nick Maton hit the first home run of the redesigned Rogers Centre, which possibly could’ve been out of the previously designed, bigger outfield. Kerry Carpenter was robbed of a homer to center and hit another 400 feet out to the shadow of the center-field fence. But arguably the
Tigers' top prospect Jobe (back) out 3-6 months
LAKELAND, Fla. -- Prior to the Tigers’ game against the Phillies on Thursday night, the team issued medical updates on several of their Minor League players, including some unfortunate news about top prospect Jackson Jobe. Jobe, the No. 63 overall prospect per MLB Pipeline, will be sidelined several months with
'A great day': Turnbull makes first start since 2021
LAKELAND, Fla. -- Spencer Turnbull was walking off the mound at the end of his second and final inning on Saturday, grumbling about the run he allowed, when pitching coach Chris Fetter intercepted him in the dugout. “If you have anything other than the best feelings about today, I’m going
Mize reveals he had back surgery after Tommy John
LAKELAND, Fla. -- Tigers right-hander Casey Mize, currently rehabbing from Tommy John surgery he underwent last June, revealed Wednesday that he also underwent surgery to address a longstanding issue with his back. The surgery, which took place after the Tommy John surgery, is not expected to impact Mize’s rehab timetable.
Tigers 'concerned about Tarik' as rotation takes further hit
CHICAGO -- The Tigers are all too familiar with injuries to their young pitchers. Unfortunately, that news got worse for Detroit on Friday. Though there was nothing alarming with Tarik Skubal’s imaging done last week on his left arm, there is now some concern with his injury. The 25-year-old was
Skubal 'optimistic' after fatigue forces early exit
MINNEAPOLIS -- The sight of the Twins sending the Tigers to another walk-off loss is becoming all too familiar. So is the sight of another Detroit pitcher leaving with an injury concern. In the case of staff ace and potential trade candidate Tarik Skubal, however, the sight of the lefty
Torkelson doing OK after being hit on helmet
DETROIT -- The stoic reaction from Spencer Torkelson gave no hint that he had just taken an 88 mph pitch off the left side of his head. That’s a credit to the protective helmet and added flap that he has been wearing all season. Still, the flushed look on the