The Detroit Tigers have been the first in baseball to 30, 40, 50 and 60 wins in 2025. Maybe they should let someone else take the lead for a while?

The New York Yankees, Chicago Cubs, and Detroit Tigers are all poised to be buyers at the MLB trade deadline, with each World Series contender having similar needs. That has led the three

Matt Vierling snapped a 1-1 tie with a single in the eighth inning as the Tigers beat the Rangers to end a 6-game losing streak.

Detroit Tigers shortstop Javier Báez exited in the sixth inning Sunday, July 20, against the Rangers with no obvious injury, replaced by Trey Sweeney.

The trade deadline is everyone’s favorite hypothetical part of the season. Discussing the ways your team can improve and the players your team will acquire is always interesting.

Former MLB GM Jim Bowden of The Athletic reports that Detroit is expected to aggressively pursue an impact closer ahead of the deadline. The team currently sits at 60-40 and, as Bowden points out, has a strong pool of targets available—including some of the best relievers in baseball.

Just four draft picks cracked Baseball America's top 30 for the Tigers, though two made the top 10, with outfielder Nick Dumesnil checking in at No. 9, followed by Yost. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Dumesnil was selected in the eighth round (No. 249 overall) out of California Baptist University.

Tiger Stadium was the home of the Detroit Tigers for 87 years, beginning in 1912. Located on the corner of Michigan and Trumbull in Corktown, the stadium was the home of the Tigers and, from 1928-39 and 1941-74, the Detroit Lions.

Cameron Maybin knows Detroit fans are protective of Tarik Skubal, and he stirred the pot anyway. The former Tigers and Yankees outfielder warned the Tigers that if they don’t lock up the reigning Cy Young Award winner now, he would certainly look perfect in Yankee Stadium wearing pinstripes.

The Detroit Tigers could have another injury on their hands just a week and a half ahead of the trade deadline. During their Sunday night series finale against

A social media chef star could soon be spotted at Detroit area restaurants now that he's a bona fide Detroit Tigers fan. Last week, Chef Reactions announced his new favorite Major League Baseball team is the Detroit Tigers.

The Detroit Tigers have multiple needs heading into the trade deadline, with the third base position being one of them. Not only would the Tigers love to find a third baseman, but there's a strong argument to be made that there's nothing more important for this team than finding a right-handed bat.