The Detroit Tigers entered the offseason once again with high hopes from fans that legitimate upgrades would be coming, and while some areas have gotten it, the offense certainly has not.
After claiming the Detroit Tigers first Midwest League title since 2015 as manager of the High-A West Michigan Whitecaps, Tony Cappuccilli is moving on up.
In Detroit, patience has been the price of progress, and it appears the payoff is finally beginning to come. For new fans and lifelong supporters alike, 2026 represents the chance for the Tigers to deliver something that has felt distant for years: meaningful baseball.
The Detroit Tigers and their superstar ace Tarik Skubal are each soon going to know their financial fate after a turbulent roller coaster of an offseason between the two sides.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
It's been a rather quiet offseason for the Detroit Tigers, but this wasn't unexpected. They have made a few notable moves, but compared to some of the more aggressive franchises, the Tigers have been minding their own business.
The Detroit Tigers have one of the better farm systems in all of Major League Baseball, but as is the case for most of the strong ones, it's a few names at the top which really carry the weight.
The Detroit Tigers are looking to make the MLB playoffs for a third straight season in 2026. The Tigers feature some of the league’s youngest players, yet they still have enough depth to remain competitive in the American League Central.
February has finally arrived, which means pitchers and catchers are soon to report, and spring training is right around the corner. It's an exciting time of the year as teams are finalized and fans are filled with optimism ahead of the 2026 season.
The Detroit Tigers have been stuck in the American League Division Series for the past two seasons. Next season Detroit wants to go much further in the playoffs.
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.
As with our #35 prospect, LHP Ben Jacobs, right-hander Cale Wetwiska is another college pitcher that the Detroit Tigers paid a pretty penny for in the 2025 amateur draft.
While it’s going to take time to see if the Detroit Tigers prep pitching strategy ultimately pays off, they’ve managed to balance out their risk with some successes with college pitchers.
We’ve broken down most of the notable free agent pitchers still left on the board this offseason, but one the Detroit Tigers have at least checked in on that we haven’t covered yet is right-hander Nick Martinez.
Veteran reliever Kenley Jansen signed with the Detroit Tigers this offseason on a one-year contract. The 38-year-old will continue his impressive career for a 17th season in the Motor City.
We have reached the point in the offseason where your free agent wish list from November is now crumbled up next to the three other versions you made. Suddenly, that 35-year-old starting pitcher coming off surgery looks good, doesn’t he?
The Detroit Tigers entered the 2025-2026 offseason in a position most franchises dream of, yet one that brings immense anxiety: they possess the reigning back-to-back American League Cy Young Award winner, Tarik Skubal, who is quickly approaching free agency.
Any MLB team interested in trying to acquire Detroit Tigers star pitcher Tarik Skubal might not enjoy the latest update on the likelihood of a trade in the near future.
The year of Tarik Skubal is upon us. Soon, the Detroit Tigers and their ace are likely to haggle over whether a two-time Cy Young winner is worth $32 million for one season in arbitration or $19 million.
The Detroit Tigers have not made any major impact in the free agent market this winter. Kenley Jansen remains their biggest addition to the roster besides the deals to keep hold of Gleyber Torres and Kyle Finnegan.
The Detroit Tigers are reportedly exploring options to bolster their infield, and one name that has surfaced as a potential target is Eugenio Suárez. The veteran slugger, who began his MLB career with the Tigers in 2014, could be a cost-effective solution to address Detroit’s need for more power at third base.
In 2022, the Detroit Tigers won 66 games, with their top player by WAR being Javier Baez. Oh, how things have changed. The Tigers have now had back-to-back years where they not only made the playoffs but won a series.