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Tigers Pitcher Jobe Faces Weather Delay in Rehab
2 Aug
Summary
- Jackson Jobe's rehab start was moved to a lower level.
- Weather concerns forced the change in pitching location.
- Jobe is returning from Tommy John surgery.

Tigers pitcher Jackson Jobe's progression in his rehabilitation has encountered an unexpected hurdle. His scheduled rehab start with the Triple-A Toledo Mud Hens was relocated to High-A West Michigan because of anticipated weather issues in Columbus, where Toledo is scheduled to play.
Manager AJ Hinch confirmed the change, emphasizing the team's desire to avoid any missed pitching days for Jobe. The young pitcher is currently in the final phase of his recovery from Tommy John surgery. Prior to this adjustment, Jobe had made two starts in A-ball and two with Double-A Erie.
While the Tigers have not yet determined a specific return date for Jobe to rejoin the major league rotation, his readiness could coincide with needs following the upcoming trade deadline. The team is monitoring his progress closely as he completes his throwing program.