On Saturday, during the Detroit Tigers' first Spring Training game of the 2025 season, OF Parker Meadows tweaked something in his left bicep while making a throw from the outfield. Today, manager A.J. Hinch provided an update on Meadows.
Parker Meadows tweaked something in his biceps on a throw Saturday. Got it looked at it today. Hinch said he was told it wasn’t anything overly worrisome
— Chris McCosky (@cmccosky) February 23, 2025
Why it Matters
- Parker Meadows, who played very well in 2024, will be the Tigers Opening Day centerfielder.
- When Meadows played in 2024, the Tigers were 54-28, showing exactly how important he is to the team.
Parker Meadows by the Numbers
- Games played (2024): 82
- At Bats: 270
- Average: .244
- OPS: .743
- Hits: 66
- Doubles: 12
- Triples: 6
- Home Runs: 9
- RBIs: 28
- Runs: 39
- SB: 9
Bottom Line
Thankfully, it sounds like Parker Meadows will not miss extended time, which is great news for the Tigers. Meadows, if he can stay healthy, could have a breakout season for the Tigers in 2025. If he does, the Tigers should be in contention for a playoff spot for the second year in a row.
