River Ryan Sidelined Again With Hamstring Strain at Triple-A
The Tigers pitching prospect, already returning from Tommy John surgery, has been shut down since mid-June with a hamstring injury.
River Ryan, a Detroit Tigers pitching prospect, made 8 starts at Triple-A Oklahoma City this season as part of his return from Tommy John surgery. He has not taken the mound since June 17 due to a hamstring strain, adding another setback to his recovery timeline. The news was reported by Detroit Tigers beat reporter Jason Beck. Ryan's dual-injury situation raises questions about his availability for any potential MLB role in 2025.
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