The Detroit Tigers have completed their recent trade with the Boston Red Sox by acquiring left-handed pitcher Jojo Ingrassia as the player to be named later.
Detroit originally sent outfielder and designated hitter Jahmai Jones to Boston. More than two weeks later, the Tigers now know the final piece coming back in the deal.
Ingrassia was selected in the 14th round of the 2023 MLB Draft out of Cal State Fullerton and has spent the 2026 season pitching at High-A Greenville.
The left-hander has recorded a 3.27 ERA across 44 innings while striking out 33 percent of the batters he has faced. His 12.2 percent walk rate remains an area to watch, but the swing-and-miss ability gives Detroit something worth developing.
Across 38 career minor-league appearances, Ingrassia owns a 5-4 record with a 2.56 ERA.

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Sacramento, Calif. — The player to be named later in the Jahmai Jones trade has been named.
The Tigers completed the trade which sent Jones to the Boston Red Sox on July 14 by acquiring 24-year-old left-hander Jojo Ingrassia on Saturday.
Ingrassia, who was being groomed as a starting pitcher, was 2-1 with a 3.27 ERA and averaging 12 strikeouts per nine innings at High-A Greenville.
He is expected to report to West Michigan.
Ingrassia, a 14th-round pick of the Red Sox in 2023, was teammates with Tigers right-hander Troy Melton for two seasons at San Diego State. Ingrassia transferred to Cal State Fullerton in 2022 where he ended up closing games, posting a 5-2 record with a 2.42 ERA and seven saves.

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Elfyn Evans holds third place at Rally Finland despite rolling his Toyota on Saturday, as Sebastien Ogier was taken to hospital after crashing out of the lead.
Nine-time champion Ogier and co-driver Julien Ingrassia had a big accident on stage 17 - Saturday's penultimate stage - after they ran wide on a fast, right-hand corner and their Toyota crashed into trees.
The stage was stopped and an update from Toyota said both Ogier and Ingrassia got out of the car "unassisted", and were taken to hospital for checks but were "conscious and generally OK".
Sami Pajari, who won his first rally at the previous round in Estonia, inherited first place from Ogier and leads his home event with two stages remaining on Sunday.
The Finnish driver holds an advantage of 46.4 seconds over Toyota team-mate Oliver Solberg, while Evans moved into third place ahead of Hyundai's Adrien Fourmaux after setting the fastest time on Saturday's final stage.

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World Rally Championship organisers have red flagged stage 17 at Rally Finland after Sebastien Ogier suffered a high-speed crash from the lead.
The reigning world champion and co-driver Julien Ingrassia were heading towards the end of stage 17 when their Toyota GR Yaris Rally 1 car fired off the road at speed. The car was pitched into a series of rolls heading towards the trees.
Toyota has confirmed that Ogier and Ingrassia exited the car unassisted and are conscious, but will be transported to hospital for further checks.
"Both driver and co-driver were able to get out of the car unassisted. They are both conscious and generally OK, and will be transported to hospital for further checks. The team will provide further updates in due course," read a statement from the Toyota Gazoo Racing.
A statement from the FIA added: "During SS17 'Västilä' at WRC Rally Finland, the crew of car #1 , Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia, were involved in a high-impact accident.

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John McGuinness at Ballaugh Bridge. Still a top 5 Superbike TT rider after 30 years on the Mountain Course. Photo by Tracey's Pictures IOM.
Approaching 20 years of attending the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy (and/or Manx Grand Prix) races, I have a suspicion that the TT's history will someday be divided into two distinct eras.
Before the movie. And after the movie.
Upon seeing Channing Tatum and Eve Hewson in race suits and producer Brad Pitt surrounded by film crews at work on "The Isle of Man" at the 2026 TT, that thought kept creeping into my head. While spectating from a rickety platform at Rhencullen with my main man from Manchester, Kes Scott. In the parc fermé talking to racers like Shaun Anderson. Bopping through Douglas for another spectacular dinner at Peter Ingrassia's Nuovo Isola. And at my favorite local pub, The Woodbourne. Especially at The Woody.

President Trump has tapped Paul Ingrassia, who withdrew his nomination for the Office of Special Counsel after racist remarks emerged, to become deputy general counsel of the General Services Administration.