The Detroit Tigers have one of if not the very best farm system in all of Major League Baseball, and it's powered by some potential future superstars at the top of the list.
This was always going to be a series the Tigers needed to win, but it was especially true given the way the Guardians have been sneaking up on the Tigers in the AL Central.
The Detroit Tigers emerged from the trade deadline with a deeper bullpen on paper, but their handling of roster spots — and their reluctance to take bigger swings — has left room for improvement.
The Wins-Above-Replacement stat -- or WAR -- measures the amount of wins a single player adds compared to a "replacement," level player. With that being said, can you name the players to lead the American League in WAR each season since 1995?
The Detroit Tigers players at the MLB level aren't the only ones within the organization finding success in the 2025 season. The organizations No. 10-ranked prospect, Max Anderson, earned his promotion to the Triple-A Toledo Mud Hens this week.
Right-handed reliever Kyle Finnegan has made four appearances since coming to the Detroit Tigers at the trade deadline from the Washington Nationals. He hasn’t given up a run in any of them and has allowed just one hit with six strikeouts.
Entering the All-Star break, the Detroit Tigers looked like a juggernaut. Their pitching staff continued to be excellent and their offense was scoring runs, unlike what they had done for the majority of the season last year.
At most, each World Series offers seven opportunities to leave a memorable mark in baseball. Great games are filled with special moments, sensational plays, big hits or stellar pitching outings.
The Detroit Tigers don’t have the best record in baseball anymore, but they are only a half game back of having the best record in the American League.
After a much-needed series win against the Los Angeles Angels, the Detroit Tigers were able to sneak out a victory against the Chicago White Sox to begin the week.
The Tigers have had a lot to be proud of this season so far (the past few weeks of mid-tier playing notwithstanding), but one thing they can certainly look to is the improvement of several of their sluggers at the plate.
At this time last season, the Tigers were generating a ton of buzz. Sellers at the deadline, but tracking towards a remarkable postseason run. A run that would not have been possible without center fielder Parker Meadows, who was blossoming into a special player.
The Detroit Tigers battled through a stark, unexpected rain delay and strong pitching from their AL Central foes the Chicago White Sox on Monday to win a 2-1 road contest at Rate Field.
The Detroit Tigers took on the Chicago White Sox on the south side of the Windy City on Monday with manager AJ Hinch's team claiming a 2-1 lead in the top of the ninth inning.
The major prospect-ranking sites are very high on the Detroit Tigers of the future. Both Baseball America and MLB Pipeline re-ranked their list of Top 100 prospects on Monday, and pushed Kevin McGonigle, a shortstop playing at Double-A Erie, to No.
The Detroit Tigers’ offense has been productive all season, averaging 4.8 runs per game (8th in MLB), helping lead the team to the top of the AL Central at 68–51.
The Detroit Tigers have struggled to find their early-season rhythm in recent weeks, but they may have taken a step toward regaining that momentum over the weekend.
Kerry Carpenter drove in four runs, including a three-run homer, and the host Detroit Tigers rolled to a 9-5 win over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday afternoon.
The Tigers announced today that they have placed Matt Vierling on the 10-day injured list with a left oblique strain. Trey Sweeney was recalled to take his place on the active roster.
Last season, Detroit Tigers’ ace Tarik Skubal won the AL Cy Young Award resoundingly, nabbing a rare pitching triple crown. This year, the contest is a little tighter.
The Tigers have recalled right-hander Codi Heuer from Triple-A Toledo, with fellow righty Luke Jackson designated for assignment. The moves haven’t been officially announced.