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Boston designated catcher Jake Rogers for assignment to clear a 40-man spot for Adley Rutschman, who is set to debut tonight after a deadline trade with Baltimore that also included Narváez; Isiah Kiner-Falefa was moved to the 60-day IL, and Rogers could pass through waivers as the Sox trim to 38 on the 40-man while hoping Rutschman’s health returns him to form.
New Red Sox catchers Adley Rutschman and Jake Rogers must quickly build rapport with a new pitching staff, learning each pitcher’s preferred signs and locations to keep the staff in a flow state after joining the team.
The Baltimore Orioles designated catcher Chadwick Tromp for assignment, making room on the active and 40-man rosters for newly acquired catcher Jake Rogers. Tromp, a defense-first depth option, has batted .163/.160/.184 this season and owns a career .208/.215/.344 line in 229 MLB plate appearances; he’s viewed as a solid third/fourth catcher, and he could be traded before the deadline or clear waivers to remain in the organization or seek free agency if he clears.
Detroit designated catcher Jake Rogers for assignment after activating Javier Baez, a move seen as clearing a path for Tarik Skubal’s potential trade to the Yankees before the Aug. 3 deadline. Ken Rosenthal reported Skubal is available, and a Yankees-focused piece floated Rogers as a possible vehicle to facilitate the deal, with the Yankees weighing how Skubal could bolster a rotation that might include Cole and Fried while balancing other needs.
Detroit designated catcher Jake Rogers for assignment to clear a spot for Javier Baez, who was activated after his ankle rehab. Rogers, a long-time Tiger and 2017 acquisition, exits amid a limited season at .161, while Baez provides veteran energy and added versatility in the lineup as Eduardo Valencia pushes for more opportunities; the Tigers may look to trade Rogers before he hits waivers as they recalibrate the roster around Baez’s return.
The Detroit Tigers designated catcher Jake Rogers for assignment to clear a roster spot for veteran infielder/outfielder Javier Báez, who is returning from the injured list and will start in center field tonight. Backup duties will shift to Eduardo Valencia. Rogers, a long-time Tiger, has battled declining hitting but strong defense; teams could claim him or pursue a trade. Valencia has shown early framing and receiving potential in a small sample, while the Tigers reassess their catching depth ahead of the trade season.
The Detroit Tigers won their fifth straight game, defeating the Kansas City Royals 4-2, with key contributions from Jake Rogers and strategic pitching management by AJ Hinch, extending their lead in the AL Central.
Austin Hays broke his homerless streak with two home runs against the Blue Jays, but his playing time remains uncertain due to injury and competition. Nolan Gorman continued his hot streak with two homers, while Jake Rogers' two solo shots led the Tigers to victory. Jeimer Candelario and Mark Vientos also had strong performances, with Candelario benefiting from favorable hitting parks and Vientos excelling against lefties.
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Texas Rangers 7-2 in the series opener at Globe Life Field. Andy Ibáñez hit a three-run homer against his former team, the Rangers, in the third inning, and Jake Rogers followed with a two-run homer in the sixth. The Tigers used a slew of relief pitchers to carry them to victory, but two players suffered injuries in the game. Starting pitcher Matthew Boyd departed after three batters with left elbow discomfort, and relief pitcher Will Vest departed soon after with right knee discomfort.
The Detroit Tigers lost their seventh straight game to the Arizona Diamondbacks, 11-6, after tying the game 2-2 in the sixth inning. Michael Lorenzen pitched well until the seventh inning when he gave up seven runs, including a grand slam by Corbin Caroll. Jake Rogers hit two solo home runs for the Tigers, but it wasn't enough to overcome the D'backs' lead. The Tigers will look to bounce back in the second game of the series on Saturday.
The Detroit Tigers lost to the St. Louis Cardinals 12-6, snapping their five-game winning streak. The Tigers had a promising sixth inning, with Jake Rogers hitting a grand slam to put them up 6-3, but the Cardinals responded with nine unanswered runs in the bottom half of the inning, aided by four errors from the Tigers' defense. Paul Goldschmidt hit three home runs for the Cardinals, while Spencer Torkelson showed promise for the Tigers with a home run and a single. The Tigers called up Alex Faedo to replace struggling pitcher Spencer Turnbull, who was optioned to work on his game in low leverage situations.