Vierling was solid in his second season in Detroit, hitting .257/.312/.423 with 16 home runs and six steals in 144 games. He is currently lined up to be the starting right fielder in Detroit in 2025, but if the club were to sign Alex Bregman or trade for Nolan Arenado, that might shift the infield around enough to push Vierling into a super utility role. It's a situation to monitor over the next few weeks.