There are a ton of historic franchises in baseball dating back to the early 1900s, and the Detroit Tigers are just as successful as any of them. A storied franchise that has seen Hall of Famers like Ty Cobb, Al Kaline and Jack Morris wear the uniform, the Tigers have some of the best players in baseball history in their record books.
As the new year continues to get rung in, the Detroit Tigers are in a nice spot heading into the 2026 campaign. After getting eliminated in the ALDS after going five games for the second year in a row, the Tigers are looking for an explosive season offensively to get them over the hump.
The Detroit Tigers know the pain of Tommy John surgery all too well. Their top pitching prospect, Jackson Jobe, missed half of last season after he suffered an elbow injury and needed Tommy John surgery, something that will likely keep him off the mound until either late in 2026 or at some point in 2027.
Detroit Tigers fans have listened to and read about trade rumblings regarding their ace Tarik Skubal for months now. Nothing has come to fruition yet, and there's really been no indication of a move from the team either.
Earlier this offseason, the Detroit Tigers decided it was best to move on from veteran infielder Andy Ibanez following the 2025 season. Ibanez, who delivered a clutch bases-clearing hit against Houston Astros closer Josh Hader in the 2024 AL Wild Card Series, won't be forgotten by Tigers fans.
The Detroit Tigers were in control of the AL Central division for the majority of 2025, but following the All-Star break, things took a turn for the worse.
The Detroit Tigers turn the calendar into 2026 with high hopes of making another playoff run, this time getting past Game 5 of the ALDS. But before the Tigers can think about October, they've got a long 162-game season ahead to focus on first.
The Detroit Tigers had another good season, making the playoffs for the second consecutive season. But while many are focused on what the Tigers must do to become contenders, it’s important to look back at breakout players who showed their potential.
When the 2025 season came to a close Bleacher Report listed their top-100 prospects in all of baseball and one of the Detroit Tigers' own was listed as the No.1 man, shortstop Kevin McGonigle.
There has been plenty of speculation surrounding the Detroit Tigers' ace, Tarik Skubal (29), and his looming free agency. Where will he end up, and what is it going to cost?
The New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers are seen as logical destinations for Tarik Skubal. The Detroit Tigers have been rumored to be open to trading their ace, as he’s set to hit the open market next Winter.
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.
This was a roller coaster of a season for the Detroit Tigers (and their fans). It started with the high of highs as they looked like the best organization in baseball as the first to 30-wins, then 40, then 50, then 60.
The Detroit Tigers entered the offseason as they do every year: with fans hoping they make the kind of big splash they have been waiting for in what continues to be agonizing yearly.
The Detroit Tigers went into the offseason with fans still holding onto the desperate hope that they would make a huge splash and bring in a difference making bat to the lineup.
The Detroit Tigers have not necessarily made earth-shattering moves so far this offseason, a reality which often does not sit right with a fanbase ready to see their team make a big splash.
The Detroit Tigers entered the offseason expected to add more to their pitching than the offense, and that's the way they have approached things so far.
There are plenty of questions surrounding the uneven infield that the Detroit Tigers currently have but an answer they are currently searching for might be sitting in their farm system.
The Giants have signed left-hander Nick Margevicius to a minor league contract, according to Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area. Margevicius will receive an invitation to San Francisco’s big league Spring Training camp.
The Kia Tigers of the Korea Baseball Organization have confirmed the four foreign players who will join their team for the 2026 season (h/t to Dan Kurtz of MyKBO).
When the Detroit Tigers inked Colt Keith to a six-year contract in January of 2024, before he had even debuted, they made a statement. A statement that things were heading in a new direction in Detroit and Keith would be part of the nucleus in the turnaround.
The Tigers have re-signed right-hander Tyler Mattison to a minor league deal, according to a report from Evan Petzold of the Detroit Free Press. Mattison was non-tendered by the Tigers last month but now returns to the organization on a non-roster pact that includes an invite to big league Spring Training and will pay him $835K in the majors.
The Detroit Tigers and right-hander Kyle Finnegan agreed to terms on a two-year contract worth $19 million guaranteed. The Tigers announced Saturday that Finnegan will receive a base salary of $8.75 million during the 2026 season and $8 million in 2027.
The New York Mets are among clubs routinely linked with Skubal, as big-spending Mets owner Steve Cohen possesses the resources needed to sign the 29-year-old on track to reach free agency after the 2026 season to the type of contract he will desire.
The addition of Jansen shows the Tigers are serious about improving a weakness and contending again after falling in the American League Division Series each of the past two seasons.