Javier Baez Will have to undergo hip surgery that ends his 2024 MLB season Detroit TigersIt was officially announced in the Major Leagues on August 26th.
Last Friday, August 23, the Puerto Rican shortstop Detroit Tigers, Javier BaezHe was placed on the 10-day injured list because of inflation in the lumbar spine and right hip. At the time, manager AJ Hinch indicated that he would provide more information on his medical case. That day, the bad news was confirmed.
As first reported by Chris McCoskeyDetroit News Writer: “Javier Baez is on the 60-day injured list. He has hip surgery next week.. A few minutes later, he confirmed: “It's arthroscopic right hip surgery for Pace.”.
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The Detroit Tigers have officially announced the release of Javier Báez in 2024
By A Official statement Through their social networks, Detroit Tigers announced changes to its roster.
- Optioned RHP Ty Madden from Triple A Toledo.
- Right-hander Mason Englert was recalled from Triple A Toledo.
- Listed as RHP Will West.
- After yesterday's game, left-handed pitcher Brian Sammons was optioned to Triple-A Toledo.
- They placed INF Javier Báez on the 60-day injured list.
The Tigers have announced the following roster moves:
– Optioned RHP Ty Madden from Triple A Toledo
– Recalled RHP Mason Englert from Triple A Toledo
– RHP gets on father list
– Following yesterday's game, LHP Brian Sammons optioned to Triple A Toledo
-…— Tigers PR (@DetroitTigersPR) August 26, 2024
Javier Baez Could only play 80 games with him Detroit Tigers In the 2024 Major League season. there, Puerto Rican infield He posted the worst average of his major league career. He hit .184/.221/.515 with 12 doubles, six home runs, 37 RBIs and 25 runs scored.
Although they are 7.5 games out of the first wild card spot, Detroit Tigers It also portends a harvest to be forgotten. AJ Hinch's side started the campaign well, but lost little by little to their division rivals Cleveland Guardians, Kansas City Royals and Minnesota Twins.