Ryan Kreidler

Ryan Kreidler, a promising infielder for the Detroit Tigers, has shown his capabilities on the field since making his professional debut on September 2, 2022. Born on November 12, 1997, in Davis, California, Kreidler's journey to the MLB was marked by a standout collegiate career at UCLA, which culminated in his selection by the Tigers in the fourth round of the 2019 MLB Draft. Standing 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighing 208 pounds, Kreidler bats and throws right-handed, showcasing versatility and defensive prowess primarily as a shortstop. His early life in Davis, California, laid the foundation for a baseball career that saw him excel at Davis High School before his tenure with the UCLA Bruins further honed his skills. Kreidler's transition to professional baseball has been marked by steady progress through the Tigers' minor league system, demonstrating a blend of defensive skill and offensive potential. His notable achievements include a batting average of .119 and a slugging percentage of .169 in the 2024 season, with a home run to his name, illustrating his capacity to contribute both in the field and at the plate. Off the field, Ryan Kreidler's commitment to improving his game and contributing to the Tigers' success underscores his potential as a key player for Detroit in the coming years. His jersey number 32 has become synonymous with a player poised for growth and impact in Major League Baseball.