Gleyber Torres is a professional MLB baseball player for the Detroit Tigers, playing as a second baseman as of January 2025. Torres was born on December 13, 1996, in Caracas, Venezuela.

Gleyber Torres is a professional baseball player for the Detroit Tigers of Major League Baseball (MLB). Born on December 13, 1996, in Caracas, Venezuela, Torres started playing MLB as a second ...

The Tigers will reportedly sign Tommy Kahnle, who is a former teammate of Gleyber Torres from their time with the New York Yankees. Kahnle is solid, and should be a fantastic contributor in the 'pen.

They are still missing some key pieces — one of them being an infielder to replace another free agent loss, seven-year second baseman Gleyber Torres who took a $15 million, one-year deal from ...

Second baseman Gleyber Torres was a fixture in the New York Yankees ... in contact with Merrifield after the Philadelphia Phillies cut him in July," Kuty wrote. "Merrifield landed with the ...

$18-20 million with an opt-out…and Gleyber Torres is your second baseman, [Jeff] McNeil is your third baseman and you put Vientos over at first…” Sal cut BT off before he could finish ...

They watched as Gleyber Torres walked in free agency and signed a very affordable contract with the Detroit Tigers. Brendan Duty of The Athletic recently suggested the Yankees could poach a player ...

After Gleyber Torres left via free agency, the Yankees not only lost their longtime second baseman but also their leadoff hitter. Torres began the 2024 season as the leadoff batter for the first ...

The 27-year-old Torres has been a staple for the Yankees at the keystone the last two years, hitting a combined .266/.330/.452 with a .782 OPS, 49 home runs, 144 RBI and 23 stolen bases in 298 ...

Hair-wise, you’ll be seeing a lot more of the Charlotte cut. It follows in the footsteps of rising trends we’ve seen elsewhere, like the ultrafeminine hair trend (which has seen princess updos ...

This cut requires regular trims to keep its shape, as any extra weight could bog it down. All hair textures can pull off this look—styling it with a bit of pomade is this cut’s winning ticket.