Tarik Skubal discusses elbow concerns ahead of potential final start
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 2:54 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Detroit Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal expressed regret for not getting an offseason MRI on his elbow, believing it could have addressed issues earlier. Following a recent surgery for loose bodies discovered after missing time this season, he reflected on external pressures, including his arbitration situation, which may have influenced his decision. Skubal, now under trade speculation, acknowledged that his upcoming start could be his last at Comerica Park while the Tigers aim for a playoff spot in the final days before the trade deadline.
- •Skubal mentions frustration with the Tigers impacted his MRI decision.
- •He missed a month and a half due to elbow issues during the season.
- •Skubal's arbitration case highlighted salary disparities with the team.
- •His next start could be significant regarding his future with the Tigers.
- •Detroit has nine games remaining until the trade deadline on August 3.
- 2:54 AMYahoo Sports — Tarik Skubal says he regrets not getting offseason elbow MRI, admits he might be making his final home start at Comerica Park
"The Tigers ace suggested his frustration with the team's front office played a role in him not getting an MRI.
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