In an article from Jayson Stark of The Athletic, Major League Baseball executives said that Torres is one of the three players who made the most money this season. While he's making $15 million in 2025, he'll likely land a nice extension in the offseason.

As the Tigers hoped, Gleyber Torres was back in the lineup for Monday night’s game against the Tampa Bay Rays. After a neck contusion forced him to leave Saturday's game early, the All-Star second baseman is cleared and ready to play. The collision at second base had everyone worried, but thankfully, the diagnosis was nothing more than a bruise.

Detroit Tigers fans were celebrating Gleyber Torres earlier in the week. He was named the American League’s All-Star starter at second base. Now, they’re just hoping he’s OK. Torres got into a nasty collision sliding into second base on Saturday night against the Cleveland Guardians.