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At the trade deadline back in July, the Detroit Tigers added some key bullpen arms for the stretch run and the postseason. One relief pitcher they acquired was veteran Kyle Finnegan from the Washington Nationals for a pair of prospects.
Kyle Finnegan wants to return to Detroit this winter.
The Detroit Tigers were one of several franchises around the league that were seeking some bullpen help ahead of the MLB trade deadline. They had a clear need for a relief pitcher that could solidify the back end of their staff.
The Detroit Tigers begin a series against the Atlanta Braves tonight. They are coming off being swept by the Cleveland Guardians during the week and were outscored 14-6.
The Detroit Tigers have been in an ugly free fall over the last couple weeks, dropping seven of their last 10 and most recently suffering a sweep at the hands of the Cleveland Guardians to keep the divisional race alive.
The Tigers finally get some relief. On Friday night, Detroit was expected to activate Kyle Finnegan before opening a three-game set against the Braves, according to The Athletic's Cody Stavenhagen.
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After the trade deadline had come and gone, many Detroit Tigers fans were left less than impressed. The team’s only additions? A couple of underwhelming starters and a number of bullpen arms who were either past their prime, injured, or never really had a prime to begin with.
The Detroit Tigers are on the cusp of locking up their first American League Central title in over a decade, however, that is not the only huge development for the team this week as they head to Cleveland for a series which could effectively put it on ice.
Unlike most of their peers at the top of the MLB standings, the Detroit Tigers didn’t make a true trade deadline splash. The team’s most notable additions were bullpen arms and back-end starters, none of which have been too impressive — except one.
The Detroit Tigers placed right-hander Kyle Finnegan on the 15-day injured list Friday due to a right adductor strain. The move is retroactive to Monday.
The Tigers announced Friday that right-hander Kyle Finnegan has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to a right adductor strain.
Ahead of the trade deadline which now feels like a lifetime ago all the way back in July, the Detroit Tigers were being linked to just about every single reliever who may have been becoming available.
While Kyle Finnegan was acquired to shore up the Tigers’ bullpen, it isn’t clear if he can do that.
The Detroit Tigers have made another move for relief help, acquiring former All-Star closer Kyle Finnegan from the Washington Nationals. Finnegan was an All-Star in 2024 in what was a career year for the closer, as he finished third in the MLB in saves with 38.
The Tigers have added veteran depth to their bullpen ahead of a postseason push.
The trade market surrounding Washington Nationals closer Kyle Finnegan has surprisingly been quiet up to this point. While he isn't having his best season, he also is a reliable back-end arm out of the bullpen who has closed out a ton of games in his career and should be had for a relatively cheap price.
The Washington Nationals have not had anywhere near the kind of season they had hoped for, and that has turned them into surefire sellers this week at the trade deadline.
The trade deadline is now ten days away, and the Cubs have major decisions to make. They are confirmed buyers and are rumored to go all in. First reported by Patrick Mooney and Sahadev Sharma of The Athletic, the Cubs have expressed interest in Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suárez and Nationals RHP Kyle Finnegan.
With a few key upgrades at the deadline, the Tigers have a real shot at ending a 41-year championship drought.
Two names that have emerged as potential trade candidates for the Phillies are Kyle Finnegan and Pete Fairbanks. So, which one is the better fit in Philadelphia?
An MLB All-Star has officially struck an agreement to return to his longtime team.
Unexpected as the move was, there’s a case to be made that his gaudy save totals have disproportionately inflated his value.
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