Victor Martinez (C/1B)

Tigers catcher Victor Martinez is hoping to make his return sometime in September, reports the Detroit Free Press. Martinez, who underwent microfracture surgery, as well as repairs to both the medial and lateral meniscus in his left knee back in January, is no longer on crutches, according to the report. "Big hopes for the end of the year," Martinez said. "It's something to work for." ...

Detroit Tigers C Victor Martinez (knee) is optimistic that he can return from knee surgery ...

Tom Gage of the Detroit News reports that there's "new hope" Victor Martinez could return later this season because he didn't need ACL reconstructive surgery on his left knee.

Detroit Tigers DH Victor Martinez (knee) didn't need a reconstruction of his torn anterior cruciate ...

RotoInfo.com | Apr 11th, 10:28am

Good news for Tigers on Victor Martinez, who now may return by end of season.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 11th, 6:04am

Victor Martinez did not have ACL reconstruction surgery last week as planned. Doctors decided it was not necessary.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 5th, 11:32am

The Tigers were awaiting an update Thursday from doctors on Victor Martinez, who was scheduled to have his second and final surgery this week to repair his left knee.

RotoInfo.com | Mar 30th, 9:18am

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RotoInfo.com | Mar 17th, 7:30am

Tigers C Victor Martinez was back in camp today, he was still on crutches. Remains on track for surgery April 4th.

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Will Carroll has some good news and bad news with the fantasy baseball injury report this week.

The Detroit Tigers could get an unexpected jolt of offense for their late-season playoff push in the form of sidelined DH Victor Martinez.

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