KANSAS CITY -- The Tigers added another strong left-hander to their bullpen by calling up No. 14 prospect Andrew Sears to make his MLB debut prior to Sunday’s finale against the Royals at Kauffman Stadium. The 23-year-old reliever actually joined the Tigers prior to Saturday night's contest so he could

The Tigers were in the midst of May injuries when they took the field at Comerica Park for a Sunday game against the Rangers, but their starting lineup was a milestone of sorts. Spencer Torkelson took his usual spot at first, Kevin McGonigle at shortstop and Colt Keith at third.

The Tigers officially entered a new era of broadcast with the launch of Detroit SportsNet, a year-round TV and streaming home for the Tigers and Red Wings.

KANSAS CITY -- The Tigers’ backs are against the wall, and a silent clubhouse following Detroit’s 3-1 loss to Kansas City on Saturday night at Kauffman Stadium expressed the frustrating feeling surrounding a club that just can't get things to go its way. The loss was the Tigers’ seventh in

KANSAS CITY -- Baseball’s streakiest team is at it again. And even the hottest pitcher in the big leagues couldn’t halt this latest skid.

KANSAS CITY -- The Tigers received unfortunate news on two important pieces of the pitching staff on Friday as starter Keider Montero and high-leverage reliever Brant Hurter had a pair of setbacks that shook up Detroit’s immediate plans in Kansas City. Montero, who last pitched on Tuesday in Pittsburgh, had

This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Tigers injury news and transactions.

Unless you were hiding under a baseball rock last week, you noticed Cardinals’ prospect Joshua Báez made his big league debut against the Cubs in Chicago last Saturday. All he did was make history by becoming the first player in Major League history to homer in his first three plate

PITTSBURGH -- It’s not just the sights that make PNC Park such an incredible place to catch a ballgame. It’s the sounds. The Pittsburgh skyline provides an amazing backdrop, but the Allegheny River traffic provides ambient noise, from the whir of jetskis passing by to the horn of the bigger

The first inning came and went without a Bryce Rainer home run on Wednesday. Patience, however, is a virtue and MLB's No. 48 prospect drew out the "will he or won't he?" drama a few extra innings. And then Rainer found the seats for the fifth consecutive game, slugging a

Cameron Flukey boasted one of the premier fastballs in the 2026 Draft class. He lasted a bit longer through the first round than many mock drafts predicted, and when the Tigers were on the clock at No. 22 overall, they pounced. The 6-foot-6 right-hander, now the club’s No. 6 prospect,

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PITTSBURGH -- One of Miguel Cabrera’s favorite pieces of baseball gear was a Duquesne baseball T-shirt he received from former Marlins and Tigers teammate Josh Wilson, whose dad, Mike, was the head coach at Duquesne University for 17 seasons. Cabrera wore the T-shirt around the clubhouse for years, and he

September brings roster expansion in Major League Baseball, which means contending and rebuilding teams alike will bring up some of their top prospects for playing time to end the season. Not only are rosters increasing from 26 to 28 in less than two weeks, but since there are fewer than

PITTSBURGH -- The last time Drew Sommers saw the Pirates, he was pitching in the Tigers’ Spring Breakout game five months ago. Even though he pitched briefly in the Majors last year, he was still considered a prospect for a showcase of Detroit’s future talent. For many Tigers from that

Bryce Rainer boasts 60-grade power, and he’s shown why over a red-hot August. The Tigers’ No. 3 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 48 prospect overall crushed a home run in his third straight game on Sunday, his fourth in the month. Rainer went 2-for-4 with a pair of RBIs Sunday

DETROIT -- Brett Callahan was 5 years old when he told his mom he wanted to be a Major League Baseball player. “We were at the bus stop. He was going to kindergarten,” Kristie Callahan explained. “And he was like, ‘Mommy, when I grow up, I’m going to be a

We reranked the Top 100 Prospects list. We reranked the team Top 30 lists. We reranked the positional Top 10 lists. It’s time we rerank the farm systems too.

Some might call these the dog days of summer, but with as much activity and excitement as there has been in baseball for the last week — Field of Dreams! Joshua Báez! A wild Brewers-Dodgers series featuring the best pitchers on earth — we’ll confess to not feeling particularly dogged

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DETROIT -- Troy Melton has earned his reputation as a cool customer under pressure, rarely showing emotion, rarely cracking in big situations. Eventually, however, the pressure catches up. The White Sox taxed Melton for 87 pitches over 4 1/3 innings on Saturday. Just 12 of those came with the bases

DETROIT -- Jake Rogers made the walk down the underground tunnel to the clubhouse level at Comerica Park hundreds of times over the last seven years. On Saturday, for the first time in his career, he turned right instead of left. That’s the direction for the visiting clubhouse rather than

DETROIT -- Tommy John surgery has had incredible advancements since its namesake pitcher had the first such procedure in 1974, allowing pitchers to not only resume their career but do so with much of their same arsenal. But one thing that hasn’t changed: The first year back can be a