Detroit Tigers pitcher Skubal disputes arbitration amid salary talks; legendary pitcher Lolich, known for his clutch wins, recently passed away.
Jim Lolich, a key figure in Detroit Tigers' 1968 World Series victory and a durable left-handed pitcher, has died at age 85. His career included 217 wins, 2,832 strikeouts, and three All-Star selections. His death was confirmed by his wife, Joyce, after a brief hospice stay.
Detroit Tigers outfielder Riley Greene collided with teammate Parker Meadows during a game against the Twins, resulting in Meadows suffering a concussion, broken arm, and facial stitches. He was hospitalized overnight and placed on the 10-day injured list. The incident occurred during a chase for a fly ball, with Greene making the catch afterward.
Rodón has allowed five hits and walked none over 4 1/3 innings for Somerset, with Miguel Bleis homering in the fifth in a 1-0 bid against Portland; he may make one more minor-league start before rejoining the Yankees. George Lombard Jr. has moved up to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and is making his first appearances there since promotion.