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

Matt Vierling started 125 games for the Detroit Tigers in 2024. With him injured to start 2025 season, we predict new Opening Day roster and lineup.

Tigers manager A.J. Hinch told reporters on Friday that the team is shutting down Vierling so he can deal with a strained rotator cuff in his right shoulder. Though Vierling has spent the majority of his playing time in the outfield during his two seasons with the Tigers,

Detroit Tigers utility player Matt Vierling will start the season on the injured list. Tigers manager A.J. Hinch told reporters on Friday that the team is shutting down Vierling so he can deal with a strained rotator cuff in his right shoulder.

Detroit Tigers outfielder Matt Vierling is nursing a strained right rotator cuff and will not be ready by Opening Day, manager A.J. Hinch said Friday.

Detroit Tigers outfielder/third baseman Matt Vierling is sidelined for about three weeks with a shoulder injury, so he will miss 2025 Opening Day.

Matt Vierling started in center field for Detroit Tigers in Sunday's game against New York Yankees, but has not played in spring training game since.

A first serious issue for the Detroit Tigers arrived on Friday, when Matt Vierling was lost for at least the next four weeks of the 2025 season.

The mysterious injury to the Detroit Tigers star player now has more attention on it after it was revealed an important part of their team will be out for Opening Day.

Tigers manager A.J. Hinch told reporters on Friday that the team is shutting down Vierling so he can deal with a strained rotator cuff in his right shoulder. Though Vierling has spent the majority of his playing time in the outfield during his two seasons with the Tigers,

Matt Vierling said he was “shocked” that what began as lingering discomfort in his right shoulder turned out to be a muscle strain in his rotator cuff. Still, the Tigers outfielder is trying to take a

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.