Trout was activated from the DL, played all three weekend games and went 6-for-11 (.545) with a triple and four runs scored. The triple is a good sign that his wrist is improving and closer to fully healed. He is still at High Risk for injury, but his Health Performance Factor (HPF) is Above Average. Eric Young Jr., who’s been playing centerfield in Trout’s absence, will stay in the lineup and move to left field for the injured Justin Upton, who was placed on the DL over the weekend with a lacerated finger. Springer sat out his sixth consecutive game on Sunday, but Astros manager AJ Hinch told reporters that Springer is expected to be in the starting lineup on Monday when they face Oakland.
Start Tigers Michael Fulmer and Mets Jay Bruce
