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.
The Detroit Tigers entered the offseason with fans having high hopes that this winter could be different in terms of big splashes, and for most of it, things seems to be more of the same.
Framber Valdez is going north. The inning-eating, groundball expert pitcher has signed a 3-year, $115M deal with the Detroit Tigers after spending his entire career with the Houston Astros.
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.
As Team Puerto Rico gears up for the 2026 World Baseball Classic, if they still opt to play, they were hoping to have Detroit Tigers slugger Javier Baez on their roster.
It's been a whirlwind of news for the Detroit Tigers in the last 24 hours. Between the Framber Valdez signing for a three year deal, and the Tarik Skubal arbitration case hearing, the Tigers are all over the news for the MLB.
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.
One of the most heavily discussed arbitration hearings in baseball history reportedly concluded with an outcome that could have massive implications across the league now and in the future.
The Detroit Tigers made a massive move last night in agreeing to a three-year deal worth $135 million with former Houston Astros ace Framber Valdez. Valdez joins Tigers manager AJ Hinch, the same manager with whom he came up through the Astros organization, as well as an elite core of pitchers.
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 Detroit Tigers have positioned themselves as the team to beat in the American League Central heading into the 2026 MLB season. After a quiet start to the offseason, the front office made a major splash on Wednesday by adding left-hander Framber Valdez in free agency.
Detroit Tigers left-handed ace Tarik Skubal, the American League Cy Young Award winner the last two seasons, was awarded a $32 million salary in 2026 by an arbitration panel on Thursday, shattering the previous records.
Two-Time Cy Young award winner Tarik Skubal has won his arbitration case against the Detroit Tigers, sources confirmed to LWOS. Jeff Passan of ESPN was the first to report the deal.
Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal will get paid a handsome amount for the 2026 MLB season. Skubal filed for arbitration after the two sides couldn’t agree to a deal, and the Tigers pitcher requested a $32 million salary in 2026.
The past few weeks have been absorbed with discourse around the Tarik Skubal arbitration case. The Detroit Tigers filed at $19 million while Scott Boras, representing the back-to-back Cy Young winner, filed at $32 million.
The Detroit Tigers made their first big swing of the offseason by signing Framber Valdez on Wednesday. They needed improvements, but hampering their ability to re-sign Tarik Skubal made people scratch their heads.
Every Major League franchise needs a face. A player who embodies the team, the fan base, and sometimes represents the city itself. In Detroit, that role has remained vacant since Miguel Cabrera stepped away.
The Detroit Tigers are looking to make a third straight trip to the MLB playoffs in 2026. While ace Tarik Skubal remains the face of the franchise as his future with the organization stays uncertain, he is not the only impactful player on the 40-man roster.