The Detroit Tigers' best-case scenario for the rest of the 2026 season is to win out to finish with a .500 record, but they have a tall task to keep that scenario alive against the Chicago White Sox in the series finale.
To say it was a disappointing season for the Detroit Tigers might be an understatement. They went into the year with World Series aspirations and became sellers at the trade deadline, where both Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize were dealt away to contenders.
The Detroit Tigers dropped the third game of their four-game weekend series against the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field on Saturday, 3-1, ending any chance of the team finishing at the .500 mark this season.
Jack Flaherty’s rehab outing went well and the Hens pitching staff smothered the Bats all the way through Saturday’s second to last game of the season.
The Detroit Tigers appeared headed toward a lopsided loss after an early Hao-Yu Lee error helped the Chicago White Sox score six runs in the first inning.
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Jackson Jobe threw a fairly good game on Saturday, matching his career high strikeouts. Unfortunately, the White Sox capitalized on their opportunities, while the Tigers had traffic all game long but couldn’t cash in their chances.
The Detroit Tigers turned a game that seemed lost into one of their most exciting comebacks of the entire season on Friday against the Chicago White Sox.
Going into the season, the Detroit Tigers were looking to take it at least one step further in the playoffs after falling in five games to the Seattle Mariners in last October's American League Division Series.
Dillon Dingler delivered the go-ahead single and Riley Greene followed with a two-run homer in a five-run eighth inning as the visiting Detroit Tigers stormed back from six runs down to beat the Chicago White Sox 11-8 on Friday.
The Detroit Tigers made two unusual entries involving Riley Greene during their series against the Toronto Blue Jays, but neither represented a roster move, contract development, or permanent change.
Happy Friday, everyone. The Tigers will be doing their best to topple their division rivals this weekend as we head towards the final week of the season (what?
It has been a brutal season for the Detroit Tigers, and the punches keep coming as they will be without reliever Kyle Finnegan for the rest of the year.
The Detroit Tigers dropped the series opener to the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field on Thursday night, 3-1. Framber Valdez struggled early, giving up all three runs that the home team would score in the first inning and the offense simply had no answer for the opposing pitching staff.
The Detroit Tigers will be out to extend their winning streak to seven games and complete a three-game sweep of the host Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday afternoon.
Spencer Torkelson hit a three-run home run Tuesday night, Drew Anderson pitched five scoreless innings and the visiting Detroit Tigers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 10-1.
With only 15 games left for the Detroit Tigers in the 2026 MLB regular season, it’s only a matter of time before they get mathematically eliminated from the postseason hunt.
The Detroit Tigers already faced questions about the package they received when they sent two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal to the Los Angeles Dodgers in August.
When the Detroit Tigers selected Spencer Torkelson first overall in the 2020 draft, his name was tied to brighter days. After selecting Casey Mize with the first pick in 2018 and Riley Greene fifth in 2019, the trio was viewed as the group to pull the Tigers out of the bottom of the league and back into contention.
The Tigers have activated left-hander Brant Hurter from the 60-day injured list and moved outfielder Matt Vierling from the 10-day IL to the 60-day IL, Jason Beck of MLB.com reports.
Jack Flaherty is getting closer to a return for the Detroit Tigers, with manager A.J. Hinch providing an encouraging update on the veteran right-hander before Friday’s game.
The Tigers announced that they have selected infielder John Peck to the roster and recalled right-hander Yilber Díaz. In corresponding moves, they have optioned outfielder Corey Julks to Triple-A and designated right-hander Tanner Rainey for assignment.