The Tigers announced today that they have placed Matt Vierling On the 10-day injury list, left-tilted strains. Trey Sweeney He was recalled to take his place in an active roster. Manager AJ Hinch told reporters, including athlete Cody Stavenhagen, that the pressure was “moderate”. However, with seven weeks left in the regular season, it’s not a problem, that is, a year can be done with Vierling. However, Hinch remained optimistic, saying, “We didn’t eliminate the chance of him coming back.”
Vierling played a major role in the surprising success of Detroit last year, but did not contribute much in 2025. He missed the first two months of the season, with his rotator cuff pull on his throwing arm, only recovering four games in four games in late May, before putting his side on the same shoulder for a month. He has been working hard to influence baseball while he is healthy. His tough pace roughly matches his career average, his barrel rate is high, but his strength figures have never been so bad. In 31 games, he only had three doubles and one home run, which was a .307 hit rate. His .068 Isolated Power is the worst power of the team (minimum 100 PA).
Hinch told reporters yesterday that including Christian Romo of the Detroit Free Press, Verlin has been caring for “intermittent soreness” throughout the tilt in August. Apparently, this problem eventually proved enough to get the outfielder to hit the IL.
Now the tiger can move Javier Báez Back to Vierling’s place. Wence el Pérez It was another option to play the position; he suffered a right foot contusion on Saturday but returned to negative tests. He expects to be available on the bench today (Evan Woodberry at MLIVE.com). As for Sweeney, he can cover on shortstop while Báez plays out. However, at some point Detroit hopes there is Parker Meadow Back to the daily midfielder. He has been fatigued since late July. Although he has no timetable yet, Hinch told Chris McCosky that Detroit News News said Meadows is “becoming better and better” in recovery. The captain said the tiger tried to move him to [they] Yes” without causing setbacks.
