The Tigers extended their winning streak to five and kept pace with the Royals in their Wild Card push with a sweep of the ...

While Hinch's quote was always an amazing soundbite, it looked like it was going to age very poorly when the Tigers did actually spend money in free agency that offseason, but they spent it on Javy ...

Carlos Peña's reaction to Detroit Tigers first baseman Spencer Torkelson's two-run homer was a memorable clip after Detroit's 7-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays.

Jobe didn't get his major league debut on Tuesday in the Tigers' series opener against the Rays, and they seemed to tease his entrance in the second game. Bally Sports' cameras caught Jobe warming up ...

Many players have proven their worth during this stretch, but none more than the two named to Bleacher Report's All-Breakout Team for 2024.

Even though fans should be there regardless, the Tigers are pulling out all the stops to get bodies into seats during this final stretch. They're packing the week with promotions and waived fees to ...

Top pitching prospect Jackson Jobe is joining the Detroit Tigers' playoff push, promising to "empty the tank" in his role pitching out of the bullpen.

Jobe will be joining the bullpen to start, with Shelby Miller designated for assignment to make space for him. With Detroit's dependency on their bullpen and the dominance of their relievers since the ...

As we barrel toward the last week of the regular season, with the Tigers 1.5 games out of a Wild Card spot (2.5, if you count the tiebreaker necessary to edge out the Twins), it's become pretty clear ...

Reese Olson's return to the Tigers after two months on the IL started out pretty well. He took the mound for Detroit's series opener against the Royals and struck out the first batter he saw en route ...

It doesn't take a lot to be a veteran on this Tigers team. Only four position players were born before 1996 — Javy Báez, Andy Ibáñez, Jake Rogers, and Zach McKinstry — and the youngest of the bunch is ...

Members of the 2017 Houston Astros are always going to be met with skepticism no matter where their careers take them, but the big three — Jose Altuve, Alex Bregman, and Carlos Correa — will never ...