The Detroit Tigers continue to bolster their bullpen this offseason. Although they're already equipped with top relievers like Kyle Finnegan, Kenley Jansen and Will Vest, providing more depth is always desirable.
The Detroit Tigers have finally revealed some further details on the widely discussed situation with where the games are going to be broadcast this season.
Spring training is around the corner, and expectations are high for the Detroit Tigers in 2026. After a disappointing outcome at the end of the regular season, the Tigers defeated the Cleveland Guardians in the wildcard round and fell to the Seattle Mariners in the ALDS.
The Detroit Tigers will see pitchers and catchers reporting on Wednesday this week, with the first full squad workout set for Sunday, February 15. Currently, the club has 15 pitchers slated to participate who lack a 40-man roster spot and no longer have prospect eligibility.
The Detroit Tigers went into the offseason with fans hoping to see some major moves made in free agency in order to put themselves in the best spot possible next October after being eliminated in the same spot two straight years.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The Detroit Tigers have been close to glory each of the past two seasons. They've made the playoffs, won a playoff series but fallen in the American League Division Series in heartbreaking fashion.
As we close in on the opening of spring camp with pitchers and catchers due to report on Wednesday, pitching has rightly been the focus in recent weeks.
It has been a big week in terms of news surrounding the Detroit Tigers. Star pitcher Tarik Skubal won his arbitration case and was awarded $32 million for the 2026 season, which he enters as a pending free agent following the season.
The Super Bowl is over, and you know what this means. It is now officially baseball season! Alright, maybe it’s unofficial until pitchers and catchers report on Wednesday, but we’re close.
The Detroit Tigers have $32 million reasons to motivate pitcher Tarik Skubal. The two-time Cy Young winner won his arbitration hearing with the Tigers earlier this week and was awarded the biggest salary in the history of MLB arbitration.
The Detroit Tigers are looking to finally break out of their American League Division Series standstill this year, with eyes set on a longer run in the postseason.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Tigers spent years laying foundations to build a contender the patient way. Draft, develop, wait, repeat. With the window towards a competitive edge finally open, they’ve decided to accelerate the timeline.
Detroit Tigers manager AJ Hinch must be loving how his rotation looks with the addition of Framber Valdez earlier this week. He contains two of the best lefties in the sport at the top of the rotation, followed by some solid right-handed pitchers.
The World Baseball Classic is less than one month away. The Detroit Tigers will have 10 players representing them at the World Baseball Classic. This includes Tarik Skubal joining Team USA after winning a record-breaking arbitration case.
Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch is already in Lakeland, Fla., getting ready for spring training next week. Turns out two of his top prospects are as well.
The offseason for the Detroit Tigers had been extremely passive up until a few days ago when the organization swooped up one of the few remaining top free agents, starting pitcher Framber Valdez.
The Cardinals have signed first baseman/outfielder Bligh Madris to a minor league deal earlier this week, according to reporter Chase Ford. The deal apparently doesn’t include an invitation to the Cards’ big league Spring Training camp.
After Tarik Skubal won his arbitration case and set a new standard for an arbitration salary, one of his first calls was from Detroit Tigers manager A.J.
The Detroit Tigers emerged from the offseason shadows in a massive way, agreeing to a three-year, $115 million deal with starting pitcher Framber Valdez.
Detroit Tigers Infielder Javy Baez will not be able to participate in this year's World Baseball Classic due to a failed marijuana test at the 2023 World Baseball Classic.
Detroit Tigers shortstop Javier Baez is not eligible to play for Puerto Rico in the upcoming World Baseball Classic due to his ongoing suspension for marijuana use, multiple media outlets reported on Friday.
Lost in all the news with the Tigers this past week was that the team announced which prospects will be going to 2026 Spring Training as non-roster players.
The Detroit Tigers were mostly quiet for the first few months of the offseason. They invested in bringing back Gleyber Torres and Kyle Finnegan, while the only significant free agent they added was Kenley Jansen.