The Detroit Tigers were quick to get the offseason signings started after missing the postseason and heavily underperforming in 2026. After signing Jacob Waguespack to a one-year deal, followed by Emilio Pagan signing a one-year deal with Detroit, the Tigers are prioritizing their pitching staff in clutch moments.
The Detroit Tigers have shown interest in free-agent closer Raisel Iglesias, a 2026 All-Star who earned $16 million last season with the Atlanta Braves.
The Detroit Tigers could use some more pitching, and according to MLB Network's Jon Morosi, they are "showing interest" in Shota Imanaga. The Tigers traded away Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize at the trade deadline and Jack Flaherty is a free agent.
The early days of baseball’s free-agent period always bring a rush of speculation about who might fill holes on contending clubs. Teams across the majors are sorting through available arms while evaluating their own young talent and payroll flexibility heading into the next season.
The Detroit Tigers could use a starter who made 32 starts last season. So could the San Diego Padres. MLB Network’s Jon Paul Morosi reported Thursday that Detroit had shown interest in Shota Imanaga, and Dennis Lin of The Athletic reported earlier in the week that the Padres were interested in the left-hander.
Another MLB season is in the books. The pending lockout is hanging over the heads of players and ownership, but there could be a mad rush of moves prior to December.
As the Detroit Tigers will use the free agency pool to bolster their team, especially after trading away two-time AL Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal, the team has made an early move to acquire a pitcher.
The Detroit Tigers could be among the teams looking to add a major piece to their starting rotation this offseason, with former Chicago Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga reportedly drawing interest from the organization.
The Detroit Tigers are showing interest in free-agent left-hander Shota Imanaga, according to MLB Network’s Jon Paul Morosi. The 33-year-old spent his first three Major League seasons with the Chicago Cubs and is among the starters Detroit is exploring this offseason.
The Detroit Tigers have already made two moves to address the bullpen this offseason. They inked veteran right-hander Jacob Waguespack to a one-year deal worth $1.3 million after a solid showing in middle relief for the Tigers in 2026.
The Detroit Tigers made their first impactful move of the offseason, signing veteran Emilio Pagan to a one-year, $11 million deal. Pagan, a 10-year veteran, had spent the past three seasons in Cincinnati, serving as the Reds’ closer over the past two years.
Scott Harris gave the Detroit Tigers a specific shopping list Tuesday at the general managers meetings in Las Vegas. “We want to add more swing-and-miss in the back end of our pen,” the president of baseball operations told reporters, as Tony Paul of The Detroit News reported.
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The Detroit Tigers have already had a busy offseason. Signing veteran reliever Emilio Pagan early Wednesday morning to a one-year, $11 million deal, pending a physical, and reinstating a ton of injured players from the 60-day IL, the front office has been active from the get-go.
The MLB offseason has been relatively quiet since the World Series ended two weeks ago, but that may be changing soon. MLB.com's Manny Randhawa reported this week that the Detroit Tigers and free-agent reliever Emilio Pagan have agreed to a one-year deal worth $11 million.
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The Major League Baseball GM Meetings are in full swing in Las Vegas, as the Detroit Tigers' president of baseball operations, Scott Harris, is looking to test the waters around the league.
The Detroit Tigers entered the offseason looking to reinforce their bullpen after a decision involving veteran closer Kenley Jansen. Detroit declined Jansen’s $12 million club option and paid a $2 million buyout, sending him into free agency after one season with the organization.
The Tigers are in agreement with free agent reliever Emilio Pagán, reports Jon Heyman of The New York Post. It’s reportedly a one-year deal in the $11MM range for the Ballengee Group client.
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The Tigers are among the many MLB teams who have scouted Teruaki Sato and Kaima Taira, Evan Petzold reports in a YouTube video exploring several potential
The Tigers have picked up their $10MM option on swingman Drew Anderson, the club announced. They declined a $12MM option on closer Kenley Jansen in favor of a $2MM buyout.
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