The Detroit Tigers extended the contract of A.J. Hinch, their manager for the past five seasons, the team announced Monday. President of baseball operations Scott Harris confirmed the extension without disclosing terms at the club's season-ending press conference, which followed Detroit's elimination in the American League Division Series.
The Detroit Tigers' season came to a close on Friday after the Seattle Mariners won a dog fight of a winner-take-all elimination game that went 15 innings.
The first week of the 2025 Arizona Fall League season is in the books and multiple Detroit Tigers prospects have gotten off to a great start. The most notable performance comes from an infield prospect whose 2025 breakout season earned him a top 10 spot in the Tigers' prospect rankings on MLB Pipeline.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The Detroit Tigers season came to an end last Friday after losing to the Seattle Mariners in Game 5 of the ALDS. The Tigers fought hard for 15 innings, yet came up short with the Mariners breaking through to win 3–2.
The Tigers and manager A.J. Hinch quietly agreed to a long-term contract extension during the 2025 season, president of baseball operations Scott Harris announced at his end-of-season press conference (video link).
After being 11.5 games up at the All-Star break and looking to sail smoothly into home field advantage, the Detroit Tigers collapsed in an epic fashion, nearly missing the playoffs.
The Scottsdale Scorpions, featuring the Detroit Tigers prospects playing in the Arizona Fall League got their short season underway starting on Monday, October 6.
The Detroit Tigers suffered a heartbreaking defeat on Friday night in Game 5 of the American League Divisional Series against the Seattle Mariners in 15 innings.
The Detroit Tigers have just suffered an absolutely heartbreaking playoff exit by being on the wrong end of a 15-inning thriller on Friday night to once again fall one game shy of their first ALCS since 2013.
The American League Division Series was, in many ways, a microcosm of the Detroit Tigers 2025 season. Game 4 represented the first half of the Tigers season.
At the trade deadline back in July, the Detroit Tigers added some key bullpen arms for the stretch run and the postseason. One relief pitcher they acquired was veteran Kyle Finnegan from the Washington Nationals for a pair of prospects.
The Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners played a dramatic 15-inning duel in game five of the American League Division Series. A game that lasted nearly five hours saw the Mariners emerge victorious, courtesy of a walk-off single from Jorge Polanco.
Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Tarik Skubal followed his 2024 Cy Young campaign with more dominance in 2025. Taking home the AL Triple Crown last season with a 2.39 ERA, 228 strikeouts, and an 18-4 record, Skubal was even better by some metrics this year.
Following the Tigers’ 15th-inning loss to the Mariners in Game 5 of the ALDS, right-hander Jack Flaherty (who pitched two scoreless innings late in the game) spoke to members of the media about how much he enjoyed returning to Detroit this season.
The Detroit Tigers saw their 2025 season end in heartbreak, falling 3-2 to the Seattle Mariners in a record-breaking 15-inning Game 5 of the ALDS at T-Mobile Park.
With the Tigers’ season now over, Gleyber Torres is planning to undergo sports hernia surgery, the second baseman told reporters (including the Detroit News’ Tony Paul) in the aftermath of the club’s loss in Game Five of the ALDS.
What a game and what a series. Game 1 and Game 5 were extremely similar, with both going to extras and the final score ending 3-2. Truly, coin flip games and the Mariners came up heads when it mattered the most.