Perez received a cortisone injection in his back Friday but is expected to be ready for Opening Day, Chris McCosky of The Detroit News reports.

The Detroit Tigers will be without their center fielder and leadoff hitter for Opening Day, as Parker Meadows has been ruled out with a nerve injury.

Although Wenceel Pérez wanted to return for Monday's game, the Detroit Tigers held him out until Wednesday's game. He hasn't ...

After a rookie season to remember, Wenceel Pérez got on board the “best-shape-of-his-life” theme this offseason by changing ...

Wenceel Pérez was planning to play in the Detroit Tigers' spring training game against the New York Yankees on Monday, but ...

The sight of Javier Báez taking a throw off his helmet on Wednesday was one of the most surprising moments of Tigers camp in ...

Perez hasn't played since March 2 due to lower-back tightness and it would appear his return to action is not imminent. If healthy, the 25-year-old should be in line to play a lot early in the season ...

When Wenceel Perez felt a familiar tightness in his back and a sense of weakness in his core muscles, he immediately went to ...

It was inevitable that, sooner or later, especially with Matt Vierling starting the season on the injured list, either Javier ...

DUNEDIN, Fla. — Detroit Tigers outfielder Wenceel Pérez hasn't played since last Sunday due to lower back tightness, but plans to return for Monday's game against the New York Yankees ...

The Detroit Tigers have spent more than a week with three outfielders on the injury report: Matt Vierling (right shoulder strain), Parker Meadows (right upper arm nerve issue) and Wenceel Pérez ...