Detroit Tigers outfielder had a standout 2024 season, making him a prime candidate for a contract extension in 2025. He achieved 24 home runs, 74 RBI, and 134 hits over 137 games, and contributed in the postseason with a .231 batting average and .355 OBP. Despite missing three weeks due to a hamstring injury, Greene excelled defensively, saving 14 runs in left field, though he was overlooked for a Gold Glove nomination.
His impressive 4.0 fWAR ranked him 32nd in MLB and highest on the Tigers, marking his first four-hit game against the Houston Astros during their AL Wild Card Series sweep. Greene’s solid performance, highlighted by his All-Star selection and career highs in home runs and hits, makes him a key asset for the team’s future. His strong presence helped the Tigers secure a postseason berth for the first time since 2014, showcasing his belief in the team’s potential. Greene’s trajectory suggests that the Tigers may consider rewarding him with an extension soon.
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