Gleyber Torres

Torres went back on the 10-day IL with a second left oblique strain after just 11 games in his return from the first one. He was slashing .341/.413/.585 with 2 HR and 7 RBI before the injury. Manager Hinch believes this strain is less severe than the first, but offered no timetable. Recurrent oblique injuries within the same season often require extended rest to prevent a third occurrence.

Returned to the IL with a recurrent oblique strain after having just been activated in early June. His second oblique stint this season raises durability concerns for the remainder of the year. Return timeline is estimated at 7-10 days, though oblique injuries can linger.

Left oblique strain, placed on the 10-day IL Wednesday retroactive to June 16. Torres exited Monday's game in Houston after tweaking the same oblique that sidelined him for more than a month earlier in 2026. He was hitting .282 with a .790 OPS before the injury. Second oblique occurrences typically carry longer recovery arcs than the first — the Tigers have not provided a timetable.

NEW: 10-day IL retroactive to May 4 with a left oblique strain. Oblique strains in hitters typically take 4-6 weeks. Was hitting in the .240s with sneaky pop. Jace Jung was recalled to take everyday 2B reps; Zach McKinstry also activated as cover. Tigers' position-player IL keeps growing alongside their pitching crisis.