Reese Olson, the Detroit Tigers pitcher, has been sidelined with yet another shoulder injury, marking his second consecutive year facing such a setback. Though he has been ruled out for the remainder of the regular season, Olson remains hopeful about a potential return in October, contingent on the Tigers advancing in the postseason. Fortunately, he will not require surgery for his right shoulder strain, which he describes as a different injury from last year's issue. Olson expressed frustration over the recurring injuries, emphasizing his commitment to maintaining a healthy routine. He recorded a 3.15 ERA across 68⅔ innings this season but now faces a long recovery period, pushing back his potential return to 2025 if the team does not reach the playoffs.