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Bailey Horn

Bailey Horn

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2025 season (his most recent)

GP
10
W-L
0-1
ERA
1.59
WHIP
1.59
K
10
IP
11.1

Game log

DateOppResultDecIPHERBBK
Sep 17vs CLEL 0-4-1.00011
Sep 16vs CLEL 5-7-0.21001
Sep 11@NYYL 3-9-1.12011
Sep 5vs CWSL 5-7L1.01101
Sep 2vs NYML 5-12-1.12000
Aug 17@MINL 1-8-2.10023
Aug 15@MINW 7-0-1.00020
Jul 6@CLEW 7-2-0.12111
Jul 3@WSHL 7-11-1.02000
Apr 22vs SDL 0-2-1.11002
2024 season
Sep 17@TBL 3-8-0.02110
Sep 15@NYYL 2-5-0.10010
Sep 14@NYYW 7-1-0.20010
Aug 26vs TORL 3-7-0.10000
Aug 18@BALL 2-4-1.21100
Aug 16@BALW 12-10-0.20012
Aug 15@BALL 1-5-0.12100
Aug 13vs TEXW 9-4-1.01001
Aug 12vs TEXW 5-4-0.11100
Jul 29vs SEAW 14-7-1.01001
Jul 27vs NYYL 8-11-0.11111
Jul 26vs NYYW 9-7W1.01000
Jul 24@COLL 7-20-1.14510
Jul 22@COLL 8-9L0.21121
Jul 21@LADL 6-9-1.00001
Jul 5@NYYW 5-3-2.22003
Jul 2@MIAW 8-3-2.01001
Jun 29vs SDL 1-11-2.24222

Latest news

  • Horn (elbow) was released by the Tigers on Monday.

    Horn underwent Tommy John surgery in July and will presumably remain out for the majority of the 2027 season while rehabbing. He last appeared in the big leagues in 2025 with Detroit, posting a 1.59 ERA and 1.59 WHIP with a 10:7 K:BB across 11.1 innings.

    RotoWire via ESPN · 4d ago

  • Horn (elbow) will undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery, Chris McCosky of The Detroit News reports.

    Horn has been on the injured list all season while working his way back from an arthroscopic procedure he underwent on his left elbow during the offseason. He was cleared to begin throwing in late May, but progress in his recovery has been slow, so he'll go under the knife once again to address the issue. He'll officially miss the entire 2026 campaign as a result, and the timing of his surgery makes it likely that he'll miss most, if not all, of the 2027 season as well.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Jul 18

  • Horn (elbow) began a throwing progression May 14, MLB.com reports.

    Horn received a cortisone shot in mid-April to combat discomfort in his left elbow, which he had scoped during the offseason. The injection appears to have done its job, but Horn could be ramped up slowly in his throwing program after the Tigers pulled him off his rehab assignment earlier this season. He'll eventually head back out on another rehab assignment and may need most of the 30-day window before Detroit brings him back from the 60-day injured list.

    RotoWire via ESPN · May 27

  • The Tigers transferred Horn (elbow) from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day IL on Wednesday.

    Horn is coming back from offseason arthroscopic left elbow surgery and was pulled off his rehab assignment last week after incurring a setback. Per MLB.com, Horn recently received a cortisone injection in his elbow, so he'll presumably be shut down from throwing for at least a few days while he waits for the shot to take full effect. The reliever could eventually resume his rehab assignment within the next few weeks, but he won't be eligible for activation until late May.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Apr 22

  • The Tigers paused Horn's (elbow) rehab assignment Tuesday, Cody Stavenhagen of The Athletic reports.

    Horn has been working his way back from arthroscopic surgery he underwent on his left elbow in the offseason and has made two rehab appearances with Detroit's Single-A affiliate, but he appears to have suffered a setback. An updated timeline for his return may emerge after he undergoes further evaluation.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Apr 14

  • Horn (elbow) will begin a rehab assignment Tuesday at Single-A Lakeland, Chris McCosky of The Detroit News reports.

    Horn missed the entirety of spring training while working his way back from an elbow procedure he underwent in the offseason, so he'll likely require an extended stay in the minors before coming off the injured list. Once healthy, the 28-year-old may take a middle-relief role with the big club after posting a 1.59 ERA over 11.1 frames with the Tigers last season.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Apr 7