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The Detroit Tigers faced a setback with Reese Olson's season-ending shoulder injury, prompting a trade to acquire pitcher Chris Paddack from the Twins to bolster their rotation, while also managing other injuries and roster adjustments.
The Detroit Tigers placed pitcher Reese Olson on the 60-day IL with a shoulder strain, opening a roster spot for Chris Paddack, who is acquired from the Twins. Outfielder Parker Meadows was also placed on the 10-day IL with a quad strain. The team is adjusting its roster due to multiple injuries, and Olson's recovery timeline remains uncertain for postseason play.
The Detroit Tigers have optioned Matt Manning to Triple-A Toledo, as Casey Mize and Reese Olson won the rotation battle. Despite Manning's impressive performance in spring training, the Tigers decided to go with Mize and Olson due to their slightly better showing. The team also finalized their position players for Opening Day, with Ryan Kreidler and Akil Baddoo being optioned, and Justyn-Henry Malloy being reassigned to the minors. The only remaining roster decision is in the bullpen, with Joey Wentz, Alex Faedo, Beau Brieske, and Miguel Díaz competing for two spots.
The Detroit Tigers have sent pitcher Matt Manning to Triple-A Toledo, while Casey Mize and Reese Olson have made the MLB roster. Manning's optioning was due to his performance in spring training, particularly in controlling home runs. Mize, returning from injuries, and Olson impressed with their pitching, earning spots in the starting rotation. The Tigers are confident in Manning's potential and expect him to contribute in the future, but for now, Mize and Olson have secured their positions in the team.
The Detroit Tigers have finalized their starting rotation for the upcoming season, with Casey Mize and Reese Olson securing spots while Matt Manning has been optioned to Triple-A. Despite Manning's demotion, all three pitchers are expected to make starts for the team this season. Mize, Olson, and Manning each showcased their abilities during spring training, and their performances will be crucial for the Tigers' pitching staff.
Detroit Tigers' Nick Maton was optioned to Triple-A Toledo after struggling offensively and defensively, posting a .163 average in 202 at-bats and a 67 wRC+. Meanwhile, Eduardo Rodriguez showed "encouraging" progress in his recovery from a ruptured A4 pulley, and Reese Olson earned his first major-league win with a dominant slider and improved fastball. Tigers manager AJ Hinch emphasized the need for improvement and higher standards despite the team's proximity to first place in the AL Central.
Detroit Tigers' rookie pitcher Reese Olson dominated the Minnesota Twins with a fastball-slider heavy pitch mix and superb command, setting a new career high with nine strikeouts and earning the first win of his MLB career. Right-handed relievers Jason Foley and Alex Lange protected a one-run lead in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings to complete the 3-2 win at Comerica Park. With the win, the Tigers improved to 4½ games behind the Twins for first place in the American League Central.
Kerry Carpenter's three-run home run with two strikes and two outs in the seventh inning helped the Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Royals 6-4 in Monday's series opener. The Tigers struggled to string together competitive plate appearances against Royals right-hander Jordan Lyles for most of the game, but a five-run seventh inning changed everything. Reese Olson allowed four runs (three earned runs) on six hits and one walk with seven strikeouts in his fourth MLB appearance.
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Reese Olson, a 23-year-old pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, took a no-hitter into the sixth inning of his Major League debut against the Chicago White Sox. Despite losing the game 3-0, Olson's performance impressed his manager and family members in attendance. Olson credited his struggles in Triple-A earlier this season for helping him stay calm and in control during his debut. He struck out six batters and threw his four-seam fastball and sinker at an average of 96 mph. Olson is the first Tigers pitcher to throw at least five no-hit innings in his debut since 1972.
Despite a strong debut by 23-year-old prospect Reese Olson, who took a no-hitter into the sixth inning, the Detroit Tigers lost 3-0 to the Chicago White Sox. The Tigers' offense struggled to capitalize on opportunities, going 0-for-9 with runners in scoring position, and the bullpen couldn't hold off the White Sox after Olson's departure. Olson, who replaced injured ace Eduardo Rodriguez, threw a season-high 89 pitches and was charged with both runs in the sixth inning. He walked one batter and posted six strikeouts, becoming the first Tiger to throw at least five no-hit innings in his big-league debut since 1972.
Reese Olson had an impressive major league debut, pitching five innings of no-hit ball with six strikeouts and only one walk allowed. However, the Tigers offense couldn't get much going and they fell to the White Sox 3-0. Olson's fastball command remains an issue, but his slider and changeup were effective against the White Sox. The Tigers had some scoring opportunities but were unable to capitalize. Riley Greene's injury diagnosis was changed to a stress reaction, which could mean a quicker return to the lineup.
Pitching prospect Reese Olson is set to make his MLB debut for the Detroit Tigers, who have been hit hard by injuries. Olson has been effective in the minor leagues, with a 33.1 strikeout rate and a 7.5 percent walk rate in 2022. While he has struggled with command and a home run-prone fastball, Olson has a good set of secondary pitches and has shown signs of improved command in recent starts. He will face a tough challenge against the powerful White Sox offense, but could surprise with a strong debut if he can mix his pitches and keep the ball in the park.