Skip to main content
Come Fan with UsMonday, July 6, 2026

Alex Avila Back With Tigers

Alex Avila was dealing with right-hamstring tightness earlier in June, and Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland kept playing him. Not because he's a reckless fool, but because Avila gave the Tigers the best chance to win. Everyone involved got burned, though, when Avila re-aggravated the injury and went on the disabled list.

Avila is back, though. From MLive.com:

As expected, the Tigers announced late Wednesday that Avila would rejoin the team before Thursday's series finale against the St. Louis Cardinals. In order activate Avila, the club will need to clear a spot on the 25-man roster.

There is question as to whether the club will option rookie catcher Bryan Holaday after backup catcher Gerald Laird left in the fifth inning Wednesday night with left hamstring cramping.

Laird and Holaday took care of most of the catching duties in Avila’s absence. Either Laird will go on the DL, or Holaday will go back to Toledo.

See More:

More in General

From SBNationExternal Link
LeBron, Jaylen, and more offseason news and opinion in the NBA Feed!LeBron, Jaylen, and more offseason news and opinion in the NBA Feed!
From SBNationExternal Link
News, analysis, opinions to get ready for this weekend’s British Grand PrixNews, analysis, opinions to get ready for this weekend’s British Grand Prix
GeneralFromPosting and Toasting
An SB Nation New Yorker needs our helpAn SB Nation New Yorker needs our help
GeneralFromPosting and Toasting
General
Sabastian Sawe breaks 2-hour barrier, shatters marathon world recordSabastian Sawe breaks 2-hour barrier, shatters marathon world record
General

The mythical two-hour mark was broken at the London Marathon.

By Bernd Buchmasser
A Huge Dog
THE HISTORY OF CHARGING THE MOUND, EPISODE 1THE HISTORY OF CHARGING THE MOUND, EPISODE 1
Play
General
Super Bowl 60 coin toss resultsSuper Bowl 60 coin toss results
General

The Seahawks and Patriots will open the Super Bowl with the coin toss to determine who starts with the ball. We have the full coin toss results for Super Bowl 60.

By David Fucillo