Detroit Tigers Left Fielder Riley Greene has rounded into form over the last month. Since April 17, Greene is hitting .333 with 9 home runs, 29 RBI, and a 1.006 OPS. Over that stretch, he leads the American League in home runs, is second in RBI, third in RBI, and fifth in batting average.
He has also played a strong outfield this season for the Tigers. Greene has had a solid season with Detroit. He is eighth in the league in home runs and 13th in RBI. Will he continue playing well for the Detroit Tigers this season?
Detroit Tigers Season Summary
Since April 17, Riley Greene is hitting .333 with nine home runs, 29 RBI, and a 1.006 OPS.
Over that span he is tied for the AL lead in homers, while ranking 2nd in RBI, 3rd in OPS, and tied for 5th in average. On the season, his 1.5 fWAR ranks 6th among AL outfielders. pic.twitter.com/MyMGth2HLQ
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It has been a storybook start to the season for the Tigers. They have the league’s best record at 32-17. Their offense has been stellar. They are seventh in batting average, seventh in home runs, and fourth in runs scored. First Baseman Spencer Torkelson has had a solid season at the dish. He is top 10 in the league in home runs and RBI.
Detroit’s pitching staff has also been strong. They are sixth in ERA, seventh in opposing batting average, and eighth in WHIP. Starting Pitcher Casey Mize is second in the league in wins, and reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal is third in the league in strikeouts and eighth in WHIP.
Final Thoughts
Greene and the Detroit Tigers are playing the St. Louis Cardinals on the road at the time of publication. Following this afternoon’s contest, the Tigers head home for a four-game series against the Cleveland Guardians. If Greene can keep playing this well, Detroit will continue stacking up victories.
