Pérez exited with a bruise to his right foot after fouling a slider off Kikuchi; x-rays and MRI negative; day-to-day, potential Sunday return. 2-for-2 with a triple and a hot stretch prior.

Wenceel Perez has stepped into a starting role and offers considerable upside as a sneaky good player with solid stats compiled over two seasons.

Pérez played a crucial role by hitting a solo homer that tied the game. His defensive skills were also on display with a strong throw to home plate, preventing a run and showcasing his value in both offense and defense.

Wenceel Perez, a promising 25-year-old outfielder for the Tigers, has been pivotal this season with a .304 batting average, six homers, and three doubles. His development into a reliable player, despite starting in an unfamiliar position, has drawn praise from manager AJ Hinch, who sees him as an underrated asset in their playoff pursuit.

Wenceel Perez's strong performance with a .345 batting average and three home runs marks him as a key player for the Tigers. His ability to hit well against both left- and right-handed pitchers could secure him regular playing time.