Jackson Jobe is back in the Detroit Tigers’ starting rotation after a 14-month absence, bringing high-octane potential with his 100 mph fastball and a crucial lift for a shaky bullpen. Manager A.J. Hinch hopes Jobe’s return stabilizes the rotation, even as Flaherty and Verlander rehab. Anderson is building pitch count momentum, while Jobe must prove himself post-Tommy John surgery — a comeback that’s been years in the making. Meanwhile, reliever Brant Hurter had a rough rehab outing but’s responding well to treatment, offering hope for bullpen depth.
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