Tigers Concerned As Javy Báez Injury Recovery Slows

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Tigers Concerned As Javy Báez Injury Recovery Slows

Báez will see a specialist for his lingering right ankle injury after the recovery process failed to progress as hoped, according to Tigers manager A.J. Hinch. The update raises new concern for Detroit as the veteran infielder continues dealing with discomfort. The Tigers are now searching for more clarity on Báez’s condition and what it could mean for his recovery timeline moving forward.

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