The Detroit Tigers, currently leading the MLB, have decided to keep right fielder Kerry Carpenter out of the lineup due to tightness in his right hamstring. This precautionary measure follows a few days of discomfort for Carpenter, who had recently showcased his power with three home runs in a game against the White Sox. Alongside this roster change, the Tigers opted to send Dylan Smith to Triple-A Toledo while welcoming Sawyer Gipson-Long back from injuries. The team maintains a strong season with a 40-22 record as of their latest game.
The major league-leading Detroit Tigers have opted for caution with right fielder Kerry Carpenter, who is out due to right hamstring tightness this week.
Manager A.J. Hinch confirmed Carpenter's tightness has persisted for several days, emphasizing the Tigers’ approach was to prioritize player health.
Carpenter is having an impressive season with a .273 average and 13 home runs, indicating his key role in the team before his injury.
In addition to Carpenter's absence, the Tigers made moves in their pitching lineup, recalling Jason Foley and reactivating Sawyer Gipson-Long after long-term injuries.
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