The Detroit Tigers should explore a trade for Colorado Rockies left-hander Brennan Bernardino, with a secondary minor league pitching prospect as the proposed starting point.
The Detroit Tigers organization and its fans are remembering former outfielder George Thomas, who died October 23, 2026, at the age of 88. Thomas, a Minneapolis native and University of Minnesota product, signed with the Tigers in 1957 for a $25,000 bonus.
As a long-time Keider Montero enthusiast, I might have a little bias here, but there’s a pretty good argument that the Detroit Tigers are better off with him in their starting rotation.
It didn't take the Detroit Tigers very long after the World Series to make a move to kickstart their offseason. As announced by Tigers PR on X (formerly Twitter), Detroit has acquired infielder Tsung-Che Cheng from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for cash considerations.
Framber Valdez’s 2026 season was a disappointment, although we could have expected part of his regression, as he fell from the 98th percentile to the 38th in breaking ball from 2024 to 2025.
We have a new World Series champion, and the frightening thing is that the Milwaukee Brewers still have a strong farm system. You thought being dominated by the Los Angeles Dodgers was no fun?
The offseason has officially begun with the Milwaukee Brewers becoming World Series champions for the first time. Now, the Detroit Tigers and every other team in Major League Baseball are open for business, with professional free agency looming around the corner.
It is always hard for a team to sit on the sidelines at this time of year. Their seasons didn't go the way they wanted and now players are watching the playoffs from their couches which includes the Detroit Tigers whose haven't suited up for a month.
The Detroit Tigers received an encouraging first look at Cameron Flukey after selecting him in the first round of the 2026 MLB draft. His next evaluation should begin with something his perfect ERA could not answer: how consistently he could throw strikes as his workload increased.
Kevin McGonigle is a special talent. He made an immediate impact at the big-league level, recording four hits and two RBIs on Opening Day. His exciting debut paved the way for one of the best rookie seasons in Detroit Tigers history.
What if it could be a risky bet? That’s true, but the Detroit Tigers have some experience with that kind of leap into the unknown, especially with pitchers who, in the end, have never managed to break out enough.
Veteran catcher Carlos Perez is headed back to the Tigers on a minor league deal, as relayed in a transactions update from Matt Eddy at Baseball America.
The Detroit Tigers have a crucial offseason ahead of them, as last year’s additions fell short of expectations. A team with a roster good enough to compete but still needing important additions is going to look different than it has over the past few seasons, when we’ve seen so many players return.
One of the best draft picks the Detroit Tigers have made in recent seasons was taking outfielder Riley Greene with the fifth overall pick in the 2019 MLB Draft.
The Tigers had some housekeeping to do before the real offseason begins, and they made progress on Tuesday by inking veteran catcher Carlos Perez and several of their better minor league relief prospects to new minor league deals.
This is what I have been thinking about, given the problems with the Detroit Tigers’ pitching in general and, even more so, the limitations of the bullpen.
One of the biggest bats for the Detroit Tigers since debuting has been right fielder/designated hitter Kerry Carpenter. Arguably the most clutch power hitter on the roster, Carpenter took a step back in 2026, posting career-low numbers before his season was cut short due to a foot injury.
The Detroit Tigers’ most realistic offseason begins with decisions already within their control: retain a useful starter, rebuild the bullpen, and give their young position players clearer opportunities.
I think we can all agree that the 2026 season was a disappointment for the Detroit Tigers. A team that was coming off back-to-back playoff appearances and had World Series aspirations fell flat to the point of selling at the deadline.
The Tigers handed Framber Valdez the third-largest deal among free-agent starters last winter. The lefty received a three-year, $115MM commitment. He was brought in to form an elite southpaw tandem with two-time reigning AL Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal.
Every offseason, there are months and months of discussion surrounding who should be added to or removed from a roster. Free-agent and trade hypotheticals dominate headlines and podcasts as we all fixate on outcomes that are unlikely to ever happen.
Former major league catcher Martín Maldonado has lined up his next job in baseball. Maldonado will serve as the Tigers’ quality control coach, Chandler Rome and Cody Stavenhagen of The Athletic report.
Tanner Rainey has elected free agency, ending his brief stint with the Detroit Tigers. Players with six or more years of service time in MLB earn the right to become a free agent.