Jack Flaherty’s rehab outing went well and the Hens pitching staff smothered the Bats all the way through Saturday’s second to last game of the season.
Jack Flaherty’s attempt to return to the Detroit Tigers before the end of the 2026 campaign included an unexpected change in responsibilities. Flaherty was expected to make another rehabilitation appearance for Triple-A Toledo during the upcoming week, according to The Athletic’s Cody Stavenhagen (subscription required).
Jack Flaherty returned to game action Sunday, making his first appearance since right forearm flexor inflammation sent him to the injured list in July.
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Jack Flaherty is getting closer to a return for the Detroit Tigers, with manager A.J. Hinch providing an encouraging update on the veteran right-hander before Friday’s game.
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On July 21, Detroit Tigers pitcher Jack Flaherty was placed on the injured list as a result of right flexor inflammation. The Tigers received a progress report on Tuesday showing Flaherty is making inroads, per MLB.com.
The Detroit Tigers received encouraging news on Jack Flaherty's recovery Tuesday as the veteran right-hander continues progressing toward a return during the club's postseason push.
The Detroit Tigers are trying to make their case that they should be a buyer at the MLB trade deadline on Aug. 3. Since June 1, when they were 11 games out of first place in the AL Central, the Tigers have trimmed the lead to as little as 4.5 games.
The Tigers announced they’ve placed Jack Flaherty on the 15-day injured list with flexor inflammation. Detroit recalled righty Ty Madden from Triple-A Toledo to replace him on the pitching staff.
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Jack Flaherty hasn’t radically changed much about his pitches. He kept the same arsenal from the last few seasons intact and just tweaked his pitch usage and sequencing.
Just six starts ago, Jack Flaherty looked headed for a forgettable first half. He carried a 5.81 ERA through his first 12 outings, the Tigers had lost 10 of those games, and the right-hander was still searching for answers.
The Detroit Tigers are on a roll, having won their last three series and eight of their last nine games. They pulled off a series sweep over the Athletics.
Detroit Tigers veteran starter Jack Flaherty has turned things around in June and now sits as a potentially valuable trade piece.
The Detroit Tigers dropped the finale and the series to the Astros; they dropped to 35-49. They’re nine games back of the White Sox for the American League Central.
As rumors surround the Detroit Tigers regarding trades the team could make before the trade deadline, the latest move puts an emphasis on another player besides the main star that people think about when it comes to the ball club.
The Detroit Tigers dropped the third game of the four-game series with the Astros. They dropped to 35-48. They’re nine games back of the White Sox for the American League Central.
Jack Flaherty didn't expect to stay on the injured list for very long. The Detroit Tigers right-hander correctly assessed the injury that forced him to miss a couple of starts.
The Detroit Tigers placed right-hander Jack Flaherty on the 15-day injured list on Saturday because of a strain of the peroneal tendons along the outside of his left ankle and foot.
The Detroit Tigers have placed Flaherty on the 15-day IL with a left peroneal strain.
Jack Flaherty enjoyed a sparkling season with the Detroit Tigers in 2024 before winning a World Series ring with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The 30-year-old returned to Detroit on a two-year, $34 million deal but had a disappointing 2025 campaign.
The Detroit Tigers starting rotation has been a mess all year, and one of the biggest problems has been right-hander Jack Flaherty. The 30-year-old veteran signed a two-year, $35 million deal two winters ago to head back to Detroit for a second stint.
The Detroit Tigers have been wallowing around the bottom of the American League. A big part of that has been the continued struggles for Jack Flaherty.
The start to the 2026 season has been nothing but a disaster for Jack Flaherty. There’s no other way to slice it. The Detroit Tigers brought Flaherty back ahead of the 2025 season after they revitalized his career in 2024, shipped him off at the trade deadline, and singed him back to a two-year deal, $35 million deal.
The Detroit Tigers have dropped one game under .500 after losing the first two games of a three-game home series against the Boston Red Sox. They will look to a struggling starter to prevent a sweep.
Jack Flaherty got the job done, kind of, during the Tigers series finale against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. Flaherty allowed two runs (zero earned) on their hits but walked six batters over 3.1 innings.
Flaherty, who turned 30 in October, had an uneven season.
Following the Tigers’ 15th-inning loss to the Mariners in Game 5 of the ALDS, right-hander Jack Flaherty (who pitched two scoreless innings late in the game) spoke to members of the media about how much he enjoyed returning to Detroit this season.
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