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The Toronto Blue Jays designated pitcher Spencer Turnbull for assignment after a challenging start to the season, as they reinstated Max Scherzer from injury, highlighting roster adjustments and Turnbull's recent struggles.
Phillies pitcher Ranger Suarez exited a game against the Cardinals after being hit by a line drive, resulting in a left hand contusion. X-rays were negative, and swelling has reduced, but Suarez will rest for a few days before determining if he can make his next start. Suarez has been highly effective this season, and his potential absence would be a blow to the team. Spencer Turnbull, who performed well in relief, could step in if needed.
Bryce Harper hits three home runs, including a grand slam, and racks up six RBI as the Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Cincinnati Reds 9-4. Spencer Turnbull strikes out seven in five innings for the Phillies, while Brandon Marsh also contributes with a home run. The game sees a total of five errors and some wild pitches in cold and rainy conditions. Ricardo Pinto earns his first career save in his first big league appearance since 2019, after being added to the roster when the Phillies designated right-hander Connor Brogdon for assignment.
Spencer Turnbull, originally intended as rotation depth, may now be thrust into the Philadelphia Phillies' rotation due to Taijuan Walker's sudden injury. Turnbull, who had a tumultuous exit from the Detroit Tigers, impressed in a relief appearance and is now seen as more integral to the team's plans. With concerns about Walker's shoulder and performance, the Phillies are looking to expedite Turnbull's readiness for a starting role, while also finalizing their bullpen and outfield roster decisions before the season opener.
Phillies pitcher Taijuan Walker may be headed to the injured list after experiencing stiffness in his right shoulder during a bullpen session. The team is awaiting test results but expects him to miss the start of the season. Reliever Orion Kerkering is also set to start on the injured list due to a bout with the flu, potentially opening a spot for Spencer Turnbull in the rotation. The team is evaluating bullpen options as they deal with these pitching setbacks.
Phillies pitcher Taijuan Walker is set to undergo an MRI for shoulder stiffness, potentially causing him to miss the start of the season, with Spencer Turnbull likely to take his place in the rotation. Additionally, pitcher Orion Kerkering will begin the season on the injured list due to illness, creating uncertainty in the Phillies' bullpen.
The Philadelphia Phillies have signed right-hander Spencer Turnbull to a one-year, $2 million contract with the potential to earn an additional $2 million in incentives. Turnbull, previously with the Tigers, has had a checkered health history, including a recent Tommy John surgery. The 31-year-old will provide depth to the Phillies' pitching staff, and his signing reflects the team's efforts to bolster their rotation and bullpen options.
The Detroit Tigers have optioned right-hander Spencer Turnbull to Triple-A Toledo after his inconsistent performance this season, which includes a 7.26 ERA in seven starts. Turnbull, who missed all of last season rehabbing from Tommy John surgery, has struggled to execute his pitches and hasn't been able to complete the sixth inning. The Tigers plan to work with him in the minor leagues and hope for a "short stint" with the Mud Hens before bringing him back to the major league team.
The Detroit Tigers have optioned right-hander Spencer Turnbull to Triple-A Toledo and recalled right-hander Alex Faedo, who will start today's game against the Cardinals. Turnbull struggled this season with a 7.26 ERA and inability to pitch deep into games, while Faedo has shown promise in the minors since returning from Tommy John surgery. Turnbull's demotion allows room for Faedo in the Tigers' rotation, which also includes Eduardo Rodriguez, Matthew Boyd, Michael Lorenzen, and Joey Wentz.
The Detroit Tigers won their fifth straight game in a 6-5 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in extra innings. Akil Baddoo hit a huge RBI double in the 10th inning to secure the win. Spencer Turnbull had a shaky start, but the Tigers' offense came back twice in the game. The Tigers' bullpen held strong, and Alex Faedo will start Sunday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
José Ramírez hits a three-run homer in the sixth inning to lead the Cleveland Guardians to a 3-2 win over the Detroit Tigers. Starting pitcher Cal Quantrill pitched six scoreless innings but left the game after taking a line drive off his foot. The Tigers chipped away at the Guardians' lead with solo home runs in the seventh and eighth innings, but Emmanuel Clase managed to escape a ninth-inning jam to secure the win.
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 3-1, but the game was overshadowed by the fate of shortstop Javier Báez, who was demoted to the six spot in the lineup and made several baserunning mistakes. Manager AJ Hinch took Báez down to the clubhouse for a discussion, and Báez did not return to the game. Meanwhile, Spencer Turnbull had a strong start for the Tigers, allowing just one run in five innings, and Jake Rogers hit a crucial double in the eighth inning to drive in a run. The win snapped a six-game losing streak for the Tigers, and Miguel Cabrera scratched Toronto off his list of final visits for his career.
The Detroit Tigers snapped their six-game losing streak by beating the Toronto Blue Jays, 3-1, in the series finale. Spencer Turnbull pitched five innings of one-run ball, while Tyler Nevin and Zach McKinstry provided offense. The Tigers scored the go-ahead run in the fifth inning and added an insurance run in the eighth. Four relievers protected the lead by throwing four scoreless innings, with Alex Lange earning his first save of the season. The Tigers will face the San Francisco Giants in their next game.
The Boston Red Sox spoiled the Detroit Tigers' home opener, beating them 6-3 in front of a sellout crowd of 44,650. Tigers' pitcher Spencer Turnbull, making his second start after recovering from Tommy John surgery, grinded through the first five innings but gave up five runs in the sixth inning. Tigers' legend Miguel Cabrera fed the narrative, slapping a two-out RBI single to put the Tigers up 3-1 in the third inning, but it wasn't enough to secure a win.
The Detroit Tigers lost their home opener against the Boston Red Sox 6-3, with wasted opportunities and a struggling bullpen contributing to the defeat. Despite a strong start, the Tigers' bats went cold and the Red Sox took advantage, with Adam Duvall's two-run homer in the sixth inning proving to be the difference. The game was also notable for being Miguel Cabrera's final home opener as a baseball player, with the Tigers legend receiving praise from Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale.