The Detroit Tigers continue to find themselves caught up in ongoing trade rumors and speculation. Heading into the offseason, the Tigers knew they wanted to provide more depth to their pitching staff.
While the Detroit Tigers have made the playoffs in back-to-back seasons, they are trying to get past the Division Series. Perhaps more pitching is what the Tigers need to get over the hump.
Often when a player signs a multi-year deal with a team, it's expected to get instant results. For players that don't deliver, pressure builds to make that contract worth it.
Early in this offseason, the Detroit Tigers’ roster has largely taken shape already. Jack Flaherty exercised his player option for 2026 and Gleyber Torres accepted the qualifying offer and will also return at their starting second baseman.
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.
The Detroit Tigers enter the offseason and find themselves at a little bit of a crossroads in terms of how aggressive they want to get in free agency and the trade market to make improvements for next season.
Happy Friday, everyone, and now that the free agency market is open following the end of the qualifying offer window, things are about to get very exciting around baseball over the coming months.
Player and team options are still being sorted through, with one day left until free agency can officially begin. The reigning American League champions will retain former Cy Young winner Shane Bieber for the 2026 season, while the Braves will hold on to their own Cy Young winner, as well.
Detroit Tigers right-hander Jack Flaherty exercised his $20 million player option on Tuesday, electing to stick with the club as opposed to possibly becoming a free agent.
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 Milwaukee Brewers saw their impressive season come to an end at the hands of the defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS. After winning 97 games, the most in Major League Baseball, Milwaukee was swept out of the playoffs.
Following the Tigers’ 15th-inning loss to the Mariners in Game 5 of the ALDS, right-hander Jack Flaherty (who pitched two scoreless innings late in the game) spoke to members of the media about how much he enjoyed returning to Detroit this season.
The Seattle Mariners had their pulse racing after all that drama of their first two games. But lucky for them, Game 3 for them was free of that playoff pulse, all thanks to the Detroit Tigers.
Detroit reshuffled its rotation order to start Jack Flaherty in Game 3 against the Seattle Mariners, saving Casey Mize for Game 4 if necessary. The reasoning, as manager A.J.
The Tigers are heading back home with the ALDS tied 1-1 with the Mariners, and the moment has begun to build. After playing the first 2 games in Seattle, the Tigers will play Game 3 on October 7 at Comerica Park.
The Detroit Tigers continue to grind through a challenging season, and starting pitcher Jack Flaherty is doing his best to stay locked in. The 2024 World Series champion has faced inconsistency on the mound.
Detroit Tigers right-hander Jack Flaherty took his team on a roller coaster ride during his six starts in August. The Tigers are hoping they will get the better version of Flaherty in the opener of a weekend series against the visiting Chicago White Sox on Friday.
The Detroit Tigers have emerged as true title contenders in 2025 after returning to the postseason last year. They currently hold a double-digit lead in the AL Central and continue to build momentum heading into September.
Jack Flaherty's last outing alleviated any concerns about the veteran right-hander's effectiveness. Flaherty will try to build off that performance when the Tigers host the Kansas City Royals in the finale of a three-game series on Sunday afternoon.
Jack Flaherty officially cashed in this week. When the Tigers starter took the mound for his 15th start of the season, he activated a contract escalator
The Detroit Tigers carried the best record in Major League Baseball into the MLB All-Star Break and were fairly rewarded with six players on the roster, most in the league.
Jack Flaherty didn't have the cleanest outing Friday night, but it wasn't all bad for the veteran right-hander. The Detroit Tigers starter gave up four runs right off the bat against the Tampa Bay Rays, all stemming from Yandy Díaz's leadoff homer.
Jack Flaherty had a forgettable start this evening, allowing eight runs without escaping the third inning at Tampa Bay. He’s likely to take a loss as a result, but he did check off a notable contractual milestone.
Detroit Tigers Starting Pitcher Jack Flaherty had a great start this afternoon at home against the Chicago Cubs. He tossed 6 scoreless innings and tied his season-high with 9 strikeouts.
With the Braves in the market for a starting pitcher, Jack Flaherty was a name several MLB pundits connected to Atlanta. Unfortunately, that dream is now
Right-handed pitcher Jack Flaherty, one of the youngest starting pitchers and top arms left in free agency, has reportedly agreed to a two-year, $35 million deal with the Detroit Tigers.
Late Sunday night the Detroit Tigers inked pitcher Jack Flaherty to a two-year, $35 million deal with an opt-out after the first year. Flaherty will earn $25 million in 2025, $10 million in 2026 which can escalate to $20 million if he makes 15 starts in 2025.
Jack Flaherty has been hinting strongly on social media that he was ready to land a contract this offseason. On Sunday, Flaherty got his wish from a team already familiar with him.