Detroit Tigers rookie Jackson Jobe will undergo Tommy John surgery, out for 2025 season
BALTIMORE — Detroit Tigers right-hander Jackson Jobe will undergo Tommy John surgery to repair the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.
The 22-year-old will miss the remainder of the 2025 season.
Advertisement
The date of the surgery is unknown.
The general timeline for a full recovery from Tommy John surgery is anywhere between 12-18 months, which would put Jobe's return in the June 2026-December 2026 range.
MORE ABOUT HIM: What Tigers rookie Jackson Jobe did this offseason to become even more unhittable
Detroit Tigers pitcher Jackson Jobe walks into the dugout after a pitching change during the fifth inning against the San Francisco Giants at Comerica Park in Detroit on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
As a rookie, Jobe posted a 4.22 ERA with 27 walks and 39 strikeouts across 49 innings in 10 starts in the 2025 season. He landed on the injured list after his May 28 start with a flexor strain in his right elbow, but it was only a Grade 1 strain.
Further medical evaluation determined Jobe needed Tommy John surgery.
Advertisement
This story will be updated.
Contact Evan Petzold at epetzold@freepress.com or follow him @EvanPetzold.
Listen to our weekly Tigers show "Days of Roar" every Monday afternoon on Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts. And catch all of our podcasts and daily voice briefing at freep.com/podcasts.
Order your copy of 'Roar of 125: The Epic History of the Detroit Tigers!' by the Free Press at Tigers125.PictorialBook.com.
This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Jackson Jobe to get season-ending Tommy John surgery for Detroit Tigers
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
Clemson climbs ESPN's latest 2026 recruiting rankings as the hot recruiting run continues
Clemson football's 2026 recruiting class continues to climb the national ranks as ESPN bumped the Tigers up to No. 4 in its latest update, reflecting a strong June filled with key visits and commitments. The Tigers now boast 10 ESPN 300 commitments, keeping them firmly in the top tier of national recruiters. Leading the charge on offense is recent addition Leo Delaney, the top-rated offensive commit in the class according to ESPN. The offensive tackle ranks No. 75 overall and No. 11 at his position. He joins a deep group of highly rated linemen that includes Carter Scruggs, Grant Wise, Adam Guthrie, and Chancellor Barclay — all ESPN 300 prospects. With several veterans on track to graduate after the 2025 season, this group will play a vital role in reloading Clemson's offensive front for the future. Advertisement 'The Tigers are making sure they have the time to get the ball downfield by loading up along the offensive line,' ESPN's Craig Haubert noted. He also pointed to four-star quarterback Tait Reynolds, a dual-threat prospect out of Arizona, as someone who could eventually develop into a long-term answer behind center once Cade Klubnik's time at Clemson ends. While much of the class is built around offense, the Tigers have also landed a key defensive piece in in-state standout Kentavion Anderson. At roughly 6-foot-2, 190 pounds, Anderson brings length and athleticism to the back end of the defense and is expected to be a versatile presence in the secondary. Clemson holds the No. 4 spot not only in ESPN's rankings, but also in the 247Sports Composite, with a No. 2 ranking from 247Sports and No. 3 from Rivals. On3 ranks the class No. 7 overall. With more decisions on the horizon and strong recruiting momentum, Clemson remains well-positioned to finish with one of the top classes in the country. Advertisement Contact us @Clemson_Wire on X, and like our page on Facebook for ongoing coverage of Clemson Tigers news and notes, plus opinions. This article originally appeared on Clemson Wire: Clemson continues to elevate in ESPN's 2026 recruiting rankings
Associated Press
an hour ago
- Associated Press
Struggling Rockies snap five-game skid, avoid setting new record for worst start in modern era
Updated [hour]:[minute] [AMPM] [timezone], [monthFull] [day], [year] DENVER (AP) — The Colorado Rockies got a win on Thursday and avoided reaching a new low and setting the record for the worst start in the modern era. Orlando Arcia's two-run single in the bottom of the ninth inning gave the Rockies an 8-7 win over the San Francisco Giants. It moved Colorado's record to 13-55 — tied with the 1932 Boston Red Sox for the worst. That Red Sox team also won its 68th game. The Rockies are aware of the record, but it is not something they dwell on. 'We look at it,' Ryan McMahon said. 'I know it to a 'T.' I think we all do, man.' After a 9-50 start, the Rockies have made some recent headway under interim manager Warren Schaeffer. They are 4-5 in their last nine after breaking a five-game losing streak. 'I think we are just playing better baseball,' said McMahon, who drew a walk in the ninth inning and scored the winning run. 'As long as you focus on that when you are out in the field, the record takes care of itself. We can't get it all back in one day. We have to take it pitch by pitch, day by day.' The poor start was 'bad, man,' he continued. 'I think that almost made it a little bit easier, because you don't want to think about it. You want to just focus on what you are doing every day when you get here and keep trying to win more games. 'To do what we did today, not give up, keep fighting. I think overall, that's just big. You can look back at that. You can remember we've come back from situations like this before and that It kind of helps you keep going.' Arcia has been part of winning organizations in Milwaukee and Atlanta in his 10-year career, and has played in the postseason each of the last seven years. 'We're not focusing on what happened in the past,' said Arcia, acquired May 28 after being released by Atlanta. 'We're taking it day by day. We're just trying to look to the future. I told my people I came here to do a job, and to come out and play and help this team win however I can.' ___ AP MLB:
USA Today
2 hours ago
- USA Today
Clemson climbs ESPN's latest 2026 recruiting rankings as the hot recruiting run continues
Clemson climbs ESPN's latest 2026 recruiting rankings as the hot recruiting run continues Clemson football's 2026 recruiting class continues to climb the national ranks as ESPN bumped the Tigers up to No. 4 in its latest update, reflecting a strong June filled with key visits and commitments. The Tigers now boast 10 ESPN 300 commitments, keeping them firmly in the top tier of national recruiters. Leading the charge on offense is recent addition Leo Delaney, the top-rated offensive commit in the class according to ESPN. The offensive tackle ranks No. 75 overall and No. 11 at his position. He joins a deep group of highly rated linemen that includes Carter Scruggs, Grant Wise, Adam Guthrie, and Chancellor Barclay — all ESPN 300 prospects. With several veterans on track to graduate after the 2025 season, this group will play a vital role in reloading Clemson's offensive front for the future. 'The Tigers are making sure they have the time to get the ball downfield by loading up along the offensive line,' ESPN's Craig Haubert noted. He also pointed to four-star quarterback Tait Reynolds, a dual-threat prospect out of Arizona, as someone who could eventually develop into a long-term answer behind center once Cade Klubnik's time at Clemson ends. While much of the class is built around offense, the Tigers have also landed a key defensive piece in in-state standout Kentavion Anderson. At roughly 6-foot-2, 190 pounds, Anderson brings length and athleticism to the back end of the defense and is expected to be a versatile presence in the secondary. Clemson holds the No. 4 spot not only in ESPN's rankings, but also in the 247Sports Composite, with a No. 2 ranking from 247Sports and No. 3 from Rivals. On3 ranks the class No. 7 overall. With more decisions on the horizon and strong recruiting momentum, Clemson remains well-positioned to finish with one of the top classes in the country. Contact us @Clemson_Wire on X, and like our page on Facebook for ongoing coverage of Clemson Tigers news and notes, plus opinions.
