CLEVELAND — Detroit All-Star second baseman Gleyber Torres left Saturday’s game against Cleveland in the middle of the first inning after being struck by an elbow while sliding into second base.

The Tigers said Torres suffered a bruised neck on the play.

Torres got on base after drawing a walk with one out. On Riley Greene’s ground ball, Cleveland second baseman Johnathan Rodriguez flipped the ball out of his glove to Brayan Rocchio. The shortstop though was drawn off the bag as Torres slid short of second base and was belted by Rocchio’s glove and elbow as he fell.

Torres was on the ground and examined by trainers for a couple minutes before coming out of the game. Javier Báez moved from shortstop to second base while Mark Sweeney came in to play shortstop.

Torres is batting .279 and has an on-base streak of 18 games. He was one of the three Detroit players voted as an AL starter for the July 15 All-Star Game in Atlanta, along with outfielders Riley Greene and Báez.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.