Tigers infielder Kody Clemens will be on the roster for Monday's game against the Twins. Detroit Free Press-USA TODAY NET

Detroit Tigers recall Roger Clemens' son from Triple-A

The Detroit Tigers recalled a handful of players on Monday ahead of their series-opener against the Minnesota Twins. The most notable addition is utility player Kody Clemens, the youngest son of seven-time Cy Young Award-winner Roger Clemens.

Clemens, 26,  was reportedly on the bus with his Triple-A team, the Toledo Mud Hens, when he got the call he was going up to the big club, ESPN reported. 

The third-round selection in the 2018 MLB Draft was added to the Tigers' roster in 2021 but has not yet played in an MLB game.

Clemens is hitting .283/.316/.527 with eight home runs, 31 RBI and 52 hits through 45 games played for Toledo this season.

In a coordinating move, the Tigers placed outfield Robbie Grossman on IL.

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