Summary
The Detroit Tigers have signed left-handed pitcher Colin Poche to a minor-league contract after his release from the New York Mets. Poche has five years of major league experience and had strong performances with the Tampa Bay Rays. He will start the season in the minor leagues, but could join the Tigers if he performs well.
Key Facts
- Colin Poche is a left-handed pitcher with five years of major league experience.
- Poche signed a minor-league contract with the Detroit Tigers after being released by the Mets.
- In 2023, Poche had a standout season with the Tampa Bay Rays, achieving a 2.26 ERA.
- He has a history of success, including two other seasons with a sub-four ERA.
- Poche missed the 2020 and 2021 seasons due to Tommy John surgery.
- He will not participate in the major league camp in Florida with the Tigers.
- Detroit's bullpen currently lacks left-handed pitchers with a proven track record.
- Poche will likely start the year in Triple-A but has a chance to move to the majors.
