Cam Schlittler's MLB debut for the New York Yankees was nothing short of electrifying, featuring a blistering fastball that reached 100 mph by his tenth pitch. In his outing against the Seattle Mariners, he struck out seven batters over 5.1 innings, including reigning home run leader Cal Raleigh, showcasing his potential as a valuable addition to the Yankees' rotation. Despite giving up three runs, his performance earned him the victory in a 9-6 win.

With an average fastball velocity of 97.9 mph, Schlittler's impressive strikeouts and a strong showing at Triple-A earlier this season propelled him to the major leagues, filling a rotation spot vacated by Clarke Schmidt. The Yankees' offense supported him by scoring six runs against Mariners starter Logan Evans, including contributions from Aaron Judge and Jazz Chisholm Jr., providing optimism for the team's upcoming games.

The Detroit Tigers faced off against the Tampa Bay Rays, suffering a 7-3 defeat that ended their five-game winning streak. Zach McKinstry, freshly named an All-Star, contributed with a solid 2-for-4 performance and an RBI. Despite taking a brief lead in the fourth inning, the Tigers' efforts fell short as they allowed a series of runs in the sixth, primarily due to Chase Lee’s tough outing. Lee, who had been impressive with a 2.05 ERA, quickly saw it rise to 3.19 after giving up four runs in a span of seven batters.

Starting pitcher Reese Olson managed to keep the game close, allowing just two runs across five innings, but the relief efforts, particularly from Lee, proved costly. The Tigers had a promising start, rallying from an initial 2-0 deficit, but failed to capitalize on additional opportunities later in the game. The loss also prevented the team from reaching 60 wins for the season.

The Detroit Tigers secured a narrow 2-1 victory over the Cleveland Guardians, with Reese Olson making a triumphant return from the injured list. Olson allowed just one run in 4 1/3 innings, striking out key hitters including José Ramírez, who had previously posed challenges for the Tigers. Wenceel Pérez and Zach McKinstry delivered the offensive fireworks, each hitting solo homers to lead the Tigers to victory. The defense stepped up significantly throughout the game, highlighted by Matt Vierling's leaping catch in left field and Pérez's impressive throw to home plate, which prevented a run and showcased the Tigers' defensive resolve.

Tigers' manager A.J. Hinch emphasized the need for a reset after a challenging series against the Nationals, and the team responded well with improved pitching and defense. Olson's ability to navigate through a left-heavy lineup was crucial, and his performance was bolstered by effective bullpen support. Tyler Holton, in particular, delivered a strong outing, striking out four batters and showcasing his enhanced velocity. The Tigers' win represents a much-needed morale boost as they aim to continue their momentum into the next series.

The Detroit Tigers have activated starting pitcher Reese Olson from the 15-day injured list, and he is set to start against the Cleveland Guardians. Olson, who had been sidelined since May 19 due to right ring finger inflammation, has made a significant impact this season, boasting a 4-3 record and a 2.96 ERA across nine starts. This move is crucial for the Tigers, who currently hold the best record in the American League at 54-34, and adds depth to their strong rotation alongside Tarik Skubal.

In a corresponding move, the Tigers optioned outfielder Justyn-Henry Malloy to Triple-A Toledo. Malloy's stint has been less impactful, with a .208 batting average and only one home run in 46 games this season. The reintroduction of Olson is expected to bolster the Tigers' chances as they enter the second half of the season, providing much-needed support to an already impressive pitching staff.

The Detroit Tigers are eager to welcome back right-hander Reese Olson for their series against the Cleveland Guardians. Manager A.J. Hinch highlighted Olson's talent, noting his underrated status and the impact his return could have on the team, especially with the All-Star break looming ahead. Olson, who has been sidelined with right ring finger inflammation, posted an impressive 2.96 ERA and has shown remarkable control on his changeup, a weapon that opposes batters have struggled against, hitting just .111 off him.

In a move to fortify their bullpen, left-hander Bailey Horn has been retained after a brief stint as the 27th man during a doubleheader. Hinch praised Horn's performance in Triple-A, indicating the team’s strategy to bolster their pitching depth as they face a tough stretch against teams with potent lineups.