Parker Meadows Sidelined Indefinitely with Arm Nerve Issue

Detroit Tigers center fielder Parker Meadows is sidelined indefinitely due to a nerve issue in his right upper arm, with no set timeline for his return. Manager A.J. Hinch emphasized a 'wait-and-see' approach, stating that Meadows will resume baseball activities once the nerve issue resolves. Meadows, who was injured during a spring training game on February 22, has not been ruled out for Opening Day, although his participation remains uncertain. The injury comes as part of a challenging spring for the Tigers, with other players like Matt Vierling and Akil Baddoo also facing significant injuries. Despite these setbacks, Hinch remains optimistic about the team's preparation for the season, considering alternative player rotations in Meadows' absence. The team will continue to monitor Meadows' recovery closely, awaiting improvements before making definitive roster decisions.