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Before you can conjecture about what the Tigers should do, you have to thoroughly and thoughtfully consider where they're at, at each position, with their current players. I hope others will find...

The Detroit Tigers have been waiting on the fruits of their rebuild. Few of their young players have smoothly launched into stardom, but the talent remains there. Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson have shown flashes of brilliance, more blue-chip prospects are on the way, and the new front office led by Scott Harris has some payroll flexibility. Could they put a scare into the Twins next season?

The Detroit Tigers put their faith in manager A.J. Hinch on Monday, announcing they signed him to a long-term contract, according to multiple reports. Term...

December 4th, 2023 MLB.com With the Winter Meetings set to open Sunday in Nashville, the temperature setting on the Hot Stove could be turned way up as executives from around baseball gather in one location. Whether it's getting a feel for what's possible this offseason or even making some big moves to propel their teams

The Tigers have already been active this offseason, adding Kenta Maeda to the rotation and Mark Canha to the outfield, but there’s still holes to fill on...

2:08 AM UTC MLB.com With the Winter Meetings set to open Sunday in Nashville, the temperature setting on the Hot Stove could be turned way up as executives from around baseball gather in one location. Whether it's getting a feel for what's possible this offseason or even making some big moves to propel their teams

I came across a podcast called Foul Territory on Twitter today and they were interviewing Casey Mize. I couldn't believe how big Mize looks compared to when I last saw him on the mound. He's listed...

DETROIT--Kenta Maeda gave the Detroit Tigers what they were looking for in free agency, a veteran talented enough to bolster their rotation with an approach they want pitchers to model on the mound.

Veteran right-hander Kenta Maeda apparently will stay in the American League Central after agreeing to a two-year, $24 million contract with the Detroit Tigers on Sunday, according to multiple media r

Kenta Maeda gave the Detroit Tigers what they were looking for in free agency, a veteran talented enough to bolster their rotation with an approach they want pitchers on model on the mound. “We think he’s going to both help us win games and influence our young starters,” general manager Scott Harris said Tuesday after Detroit and the 35-year-old Japanese right hander finalized a $24 million, two-year contract. Maeda joins a projected rotation with pitchers in their 20s, a ...