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Colt Keith scratched from Tigers lineup, Hao-Yu Lee to start vs Jays

The Detroit Tigers made a late change to their lineup before playing the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday, Sept.14.

Colt Keith scratched from Tigers lineup, Hao-Yu Lee to start vs Jays

On Monday, September 14, the Detroit Tigers made a roster change before their game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Colt Keith was removed from the starting lineup due to left thumb soreness and was replaced by Hao-Yu Lee, who will now play third base and bat ninth. Tigers manager A.J. Hinch explained that Keith experienced some discomfort on Sunday when he hit a fence and got twisted in a net, leading to some swelling.

Keith's condition is expected to be day-to-day. Meanwhile, the Tigers activated Keider Montero from the paternity list and optioned right-hand pitcher Yilber Diaz to Triple-A Toledo. Montero is set to start on Wednesday, while Diaz will report to Triple-A for further action. Following the game, Hinch stated that McGonigle should be considered for the American League Rookie of the Year award, citing his consistency and performance throughout the season.

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