Parker Meadows of the Detroit Tigers has been diagnosed with a nerve injury in his throwing shoulder, requiring four more weeks of rest before he can resume throwing activities. Despite this setback, he is allowed to engage in other baseball activities, such as running, fielding, and light hitting. Manager A.J. Hinch remains optimistic about Meadows' full recovery, stating that the nerve is not damaged but is not yet functioning at the required level. The Tigers' strategy focuses on maximizing Meadows' readiness for gameplay while they explore alternative center field options, including Javier Báez.