The Detroit Tigers are approaching their Opening Day matchup with the San Diego Padres on March 26th. As the final touches are being made on the opening day roster, the Tigers can easily identify the pitching staff as a major strength heading into the 2026 season.
The Tigers have released outfielder Austin Slater, according to several Tigers beat writers (including the Detroit Free Press’ Evan Petzold). Slater was
The Detroit Tigers will start the season on Thursday on the road against the San Diego Padres. Everyone knows Tarik Skubal will get the ball to start the 2026 season but who follows him is now unknown.
Detroit's spring breakout game gave Tigers prospects the opportunity to size themselves up against the top prospects in the Pittsburgh Pirates’ system.
The Detroit Tigers enter a pivotal stretch as Tarik Skubal sets the tone for Opening Day, and the message from the ace is clear ahead of. He is locked in.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Detroit Tigers have less than a week to go until Opening Day rolls around and the exhibitions turn into meaningful action that will have an impact on the standings.
The Detroit Tigers are going all in for the 2026 MLB season in what could potentially be left‑handed ace Tarik Skubal’s final year with the organization.
The Detroit Tigers received some worrisome news earlier this offseason surrounding their Gold Glove catcher, Dillon Dingler. Dingler underwent arthroscopic right elbow surgery back in January, and the recovery time is listed at six to eight weeks.
Friday marked the end of spring training for the Detroit Tigers’ top starting pitcher. Tarik Skubal made his final spring training start against the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Detroit Tigers are just under a week away from Opening Day against the San Diego Padres out West next Thursday, but fans can now mark their calendars for who is going to be starting when.
The Detroit Tigers went into spring training with some unresolved questions, and with now officially less than a week to go until Opening Day, it's getting into crunch time to get them answered.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The Detroit Tigers have gone a long time without finding a big time player in the international free agent market. There have been signs of life from Wenceel Pérez and Keider Montero, and fourth ranked prospect Josue Briceño, but they’re still waiting for a star player to emerge.
It’s going to take some time for three Detroit Tigers to come down from the high of winning a World Baseball Classic title. Team Venezuela beat Team USA, 3-2, and the roster included second baseman Gleyber Torres, starting pitcher Keider Montero and reliever Emmanuel de Jesus.
I’m a bit stubborn about injuries, particularly with pitchers. One injury riddled season is par for the course for pitching prospects, and we don’t want to move pitchers way up and down the rankings, changing grades constantly unless there’s sustained growth or a sustained issue.
The Detroit Tigers are a week away from Opening Day, and there is more excitement for this season than perhaps any for the team in recent memory. Between
While the Tigers’ rotation is currently set, and they appear to have starting depth both among their relief corps and at the Triple-A, they don’t have much in the way of actual starting pitching prospects to help them this year.
The year was 2024. Down 3-0 in the top of the ninth with the bases loaded and a full count, Parker Meadows drove a ball to deep-left field for a go-ahead grand slam in San Diego.
The Detroit Tigers have stuck to their guns over the years by banking on homegrown talent to step up to the plate. A majority of this Tigers roster heading into 2026 have been players drafted by the franchise from various rounds of the MLB Draft.
The Detroit Tigers are a week away from Opening Day and they are going to need all hands on deck in order for the season to go the way many hope it could.
One element that makes the Detroit Tigers a lot more formidable than they were last year is the presence of near major league ready positional prospects.
Instead of hiring a qualified manager, USA went with Mark DeRosa who consistently exposed himself for being completely out of his element as a leader and decision-maker.
Tarik Skubal's decision to only pitch in one game with Team USA at the World Baseball Classic makes sense from a logical standpoint. The Detroit Tigers southpaw is entering a contract year and is expected to become MLB's highest-paid pitcher in free agency next offseason.
Any kid who's ever dreamed of playing professional baseball has likely played out the childhood fantasy of pretending to make their major league debut in their backyard and launching a home run in their first at-bat.
The Detroit Tigers pitching staff remains a major strength heading into the upcoming MLB season. Not only did the team keep left‑handed ace Tarik Skubal instead of trading him, but they also supplemented him with proven veterans, adding Framber Valdez to slot behind him and Justin Verlander to solidify the back end of the rotation.