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Detroit Tigers second baseman Gleyber Torres made an out on a ground ball hit by Chicago White Sox's Brooks Baldwin during a baseball game on Saturday, September 6, 2025, in Detroit.

In the same game, Torres hit a single against the Chicago White Sox during the seventh inning on the same day in Detroit.

Gleyber Torres returned to Yankee Stadium with a new appearance, sporting cornrows and a full beard after signing a $15 million, one-year contract with the Tigers in December. Torres got his cornrows done by Jose "Jordan" Lopez, the barber who had been cutting his hair during his time with the Yankees.

Torres expressed his happiness to be back at Yankee Stadium, where he spent seven years with the Yankees. He mentioned his gratitude towards his ex-teammates and the organization. Torres, now 28, had a successful career with the Yankees, hitting .264 with 138 home runs and 441 RBIs in 1,016 regular-season games.

After not being retained by the Yankees following a World Series loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, Torres signed a contract with the Tigers, receiving a slight raise from his previous salary. He remains grateful for the opportunities he had with the Yankees.

Torres, a three-time All-Star, is having a good season with the Tigers, batting .260 with 15 home runs and 66 RBIs in 129 games. He received a warm reception from the crowd at Yankee Stadium and was appreciated for his contributions during his time with the Yankees.

Detroit manager A.J. Hinch acknowledged the special moment for Torres, seeing him cheered by fans at his former home stadium. Torres also received a video tribute during the game and expressed his gratitude for the fans' support and appreciation.

Throughout his career, Torres has played multiple positions, starting as a second baseman and transitioning to shortstop and back to second base. He has shown improvement in his defensive performance this season, committing only five errors compared to previous seasons.

Torres played a significant role in the Yankees' success, helping them win three AL East titles. Despite his love for playing in New York, Torres acknowledged his frustrations with his performance in his final seasons with the Yankees, both defensively and offensively.