Detroit Tigers’ Paul DeJong Placed on Full-Season Injury List in the Minors

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Detroit Tigers’ Paul DeJong Placed on Full-Season Injury List in the Minors

DeJong recently signed a minor league deal with Detroit. An injury isn't listed, but it's likely related to his lower body. In DeJong's last appearance on May 12, he was visibly limping around the bases to score a run. With the Nationals last year, he missed over two months after a fastball hit him in the face, causing several fractures.

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