Detroit Tigers utility man Matt Vierling is in surprisingly good spirits after learning that he will miss Opening Day with a strained rotator cuff.

With Matt Vierling and Parker Meadows injured, the door could open for a dark-horse candidate to make the roster.

A nerve issue has forced the Detroit Tigers and center fielder Parker Meadows into wait-and-see mode about an injury.

The Detroit Tigers got some bad news early this spring. After Matt Vierling reported having some shoulder soreness, things ...

LAKELAND, Fla. -- Detroit Tigers center fielder Parker Meadows has been diagnosed with a nerve issue in his right upper arm, manager A.J. Hinch said Saturday. Meadows hasn’t played in a week and is ...

Matt Vierling said he was “shocked” that what began as lingering discomfort in his right shoulder turned out to be a muscle ...

Detroit Tigers outfielder/third baseman Matt Vierling won't be eligible to play in MLB games until April 11. He was "shocked" ...

The name Detroit Tigers and injuries have almost become synonyms in the baseball world. The post "Emotionally Shocked": ...

After a rookie season to remember, Wenceel Pérez got on board the “best-shape-of-his-life” theme this offseason by changing ...

The Detroit Tigers beat the Philadelphia Phillies in their spring training game on Saturday, 1-0, as Gleyber Torres got his first hit.

Matt Vierling is disappointed to miss Opening Day, but he understands that it could've been a lot worse. The rotator cuff is strained, not torn.

Matt Vierling thought he was dealing with the nagging aches and pains of baseball. When the diagnosis came back — a strained rotator cuff requiring an extended period of rest — he was shocked. The ...