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Zimmermann eyes return to mound Friday
- Updated: May 30, 2016
ANAHEIM — The toughest part of Jordan Zimmermann’s path back to the Tigers rotation came Monday, and it didn’t involve a single pitch. It did, however, involve a lot of grounders.
Long before the Tigers took the field at Angel Stadium for batting practice, Zimmermann went through a series of fielding drills — a combination of 15-20 plays that involved fielding bunts, covering first base and throwing to bases, according to manager Brad Ausmus.
“Everything went fine,” Zimmermann said. “I did everything. I didn’t feel one single thing.”
If Zimmermann still feels fine after throwing one more bullpen session Tuesday, he’ll be good to start Friday’s series opener against the White Sox at Comerica Park, the first meeting of the season between the division rivals.
“All signs are pointing towards Friday right now,” Ausmus …
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