Verlander Takes Step Forward in Throwing Program
The Tigers veteran moved past flat-ground catch work but has not yet reached a full bullpen session as he works back.
Justin Verlander advanced his throwing program by working off the front of the bullpen mound, according to Detroit Tigers beat reporter Jason Beck. The session was not a full bullpen outing but represented meaningful progress beyond simple catch. The incremental nature of the update suggests Verlander remains on a cautious return timeline. No target date for a bullpen session or return to game action was mentioned.
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