The Detroit Tigers are heading into the offseason with the aggressive pursuit of improving weak spots in the lineup at the ...

The Detroit Tigers are on the brink of contention after a miracle last month and a half of the season saw the team go from nearly double digit games out of the playoffs to clinching a Wild Card ...

As free agency gets set to heat up, the Detroit Tigers seem poised to be a major player, something that may not have been the case had the team not gone on an improbable run down the stretch to make ...

Should the Detroit Tigers trade for Vladimir Guerrero ... tag — the second-highest-paid player on the team — so a salary dump could be in the cards, especially since prospect Tyler Black ...

We already knew going into 2024 that the Detroit Tigers had one of the best young cores in all of baseball, but most assumed that the team was still a couple of years away from the rebuild being ...

As in, how much will the Detroit Tigers’ president of baseball operations be allowed to spend this offseason? How much will owner Christopher Ilitch let him spend, now that the team is a bona ...

The 2024 season is over, and the Los Angeles Dodgers have emerged as the World Series champions. One team in particular that was interesting to follow this year was the Detroit Tigers.

Manager A.J. Hinch described Detroit’s pitching strategy, which included only one established starting pitcher in Tarik Skubal (2.83 xFIP), entering the playoffs as “chaos.” The magic continued as the ...

So the Detroit Tigers won’t be showing up ... cheering his return to the Tigers in August. The team’s progress from there, the run to the playoffs, beating teams, overcoming odds, at times ...

This season we saw the Detroit Tigers earn a postseason berth for the first time in a decade. The Tigers rolled through Houston and bounced the Astros in the Wild Card round, but the Motor City ...

They were critical to 2024’s baseball rebirth in Detroit. By next season ... young talent brings to a big-league team. Finally, it’s flowing the Tigers’ way. And it’s not about to wane.