Detroit Tigers Manager A.J. Hinch has made the decision to fire two coaches from his staff due to concerns over their coaching skills. The team announced the changes on Tuesday, stating that Hinch felt the moves were necessary to enhance the team’s performance moving forward.

The coaches in question, whose names were not immediately disclosed, were reportedly let go after an evaluation process that highlighted areas in which their coaching abilities did not meet the team’s expectations. The Tigers are hoping that this decision will pave the way for fresh perspectives and improved player development.

Hinch expressed his gratitude for the coaches’ efforts during their tenure with the team but emphasized the importance of taking necessary steps to boost the team’s overall performance. He noted that the decision was not made lightly and was based on the long-term vision for the Tigers.

The team is expected to start the search for new coaches to fill the vacant positions as soon as possible. The Detroit Tigers are aiming to build on the progress made under Hinch’s leadership and remain committed to their goal of achieving sustained success in the league.