By Mmesoma 
The Detroit Tigers announced a series of roster moves Tuesday morning, headlined by the placement of one of their starting pitchers on the injured list just hours before the team’s scheduled doubleheader.
Right-hander [Insert Pitcher’s Name] was placed on the 15-day injured list due to [specific injury, e.g., right shoulder inflammation], a move that significantly impacts the Tigers’ already thin rotation. The injury is said to have flared up during his last outing, and team doctors recommended rest and further evaluation.
In response, the Tigers have called up [Insert Replacement Player’s Name] from Triple-A Toledo to bolster the pitching staff for the doubleheader. The move is part of a broader roster reshuffling that also includes the addition of a 27th player, as permitted under MLB’s doubleheader rules.
Manager [Insert Manager’s Name] addressed the media ahead of the first game, stating, “We’re being cautious with [Pitcher’s Name]. We need him healthy for the second half of the season, so putting him on the IL now is the smart move. In the meantime, we’ve got confidence in the guys stepping in today.”
[Replacement Pitcher], who has impressed in recent Triple-A outings, is expected to either start or provide long relief during one of the two games. The Tigers’ bullpen will also be stretched, so the team may lean heavily on its offense to secure a split — or possibly a sweep — in today’s doubleheader.
The Tigers enter today’s action [insert current record and division standing], looking to stay competitive in the American League Central. With the All-Star break approaching, the team hopes to weather the storm of injuries and maintain momentum.
More updates on [Pitcher’s Name] and his recovery timeline are expected later this week.