US EditionVeteran Tigers reliever out for season after shoulder surgery
- Detroit Tigers right-handed reliever Jason Foley underwent season-ending shoulder surgery in May 2025 in Detroit.
- Foley, who experienced a right shoulder strain last month and was assigned to Triple-A Toledo following spring training, was anticipated to play a significant role in the bullpen this season.
- He led the Tigers with 28 saves in 2024, tied for team lead in appearances with 69, and posted a 3.15 ERA while pitching 6.2 scoreless innings in Triple-A this year.
- Manager A.J. Hinch expressed strong admiration for Foley’s competitive spirit and confidence in his proactive approach to recovery.
- The surgery ended Foley’s 2025 season, but the Tigers still hold his rights for 2026, although they may choose to non-tender him during the offseason.
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Tigers RHP Jason Foley has season-ending surgery after leading team, ranking 5th in AL with 28 saves
DETROIT (AP) — Detroit Tigers right-hander Jason Foley, who had a team-high 28 saves last season, has had season-ending shoulder surgery. Related Articles Tigers’ Báez hits 3-run home run in 11th inning to beat Red Sox Tigers rout Red Sox 14-2; Sweeney, Torres combine for six RBIs For Tigers’ Jackson Jobe, it’s not about excuse-making, it’s about better pitch-making Brighter news f…
Tigers Reliever Jason Foley Out for 2025 After Season-Ending Shoulder Surgery
TL;DR Manager A.J. Hinch confirmed Tuesday that Tigers reliever Jason Foley will miss the rest of 2025 after undergoing right-shoulder surgery. Detroit loses last season’s saves leader just weeks after demoting him to Triple-A Toledo. Jason Foley had season-ending shoulder surgery, A.J. Hinch announced today— Cody Stavenhagen (@CodyStavenhagen) May 13, 2025 .ose-youtube.ose-uid-c92b615db67aaccb96132142bae39ddc…
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