No K's? No problem: Tigers pull off rare feat in shutout of Guardians
DETROIT -- No strikeouts? No problem. No runs. The last time a Major League team tossed a shutout without striking out a batter, then-Tigers sinkerballer Rick Porcello did it all by himself with a 95-pitch four-hitter against the A’s. That was on July 1, 2014, when Porcello was an overshadowed
Hurter nearing potential return after scoreless rehab outing with Triple-A Toledo
The Tigers could be getting a much-welcomed bullpen boost soon with the return of Brant Hurter, who tossed a scoreless inning of relief in his latest rehab appearance for Triple-A Toledo on Wednesday. But the lefty reliever will not be back quite yet.
Clark's 12-pitch at-bat becomes pivotal in Tigers' loss
DETROIT – The first look some fans got of then-prospect Max Clark in Spring Training was at Spring Breakout, when he saw a 102 mph fastball from Pirates prospect Seth Hernandez on the game’s first pitch. The wide-eyed reaction from Clark went viral.
Greene (right hamstring strain) placed on 10-day IL
DETROIT -- The Tigers’ late-summer charge back into the American League playoff race has coincided with a healthy lineup after a barrage of injuries early in the season. But they’ll have to keep up their momentum without All-Star left fielder Riley Greene, who was placed on the 10-day injured list
Welcome home! Clark makes Comerica Park debut after long road trip
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Tigers surging so strong even rival Guardians can't slow them down
DETROIT -- The Tigers don’t always play close games against the Guardians. It just feels that way. “I’m sure there was a game in the last handful of years that wasn’t this way,” manager A.J. Hinch said after Detroit’s 6-4 win Tuesday night at Comerica Park, “but man, I can’t
Hot play earns Tigers' No. 4 prospect Briceño promotion to Triple-A (source)
DETROIT -- The Tigers are promoting slugging catcher/first base prospect Josue Briceño to Triple-A Toledo, a source confirmed to MLB.com, putting their No. 4 prospect (and MLB’s No. 54 prospect overall) a call away from the big leagues after a scorching stretch at Double-A Erie. The Tigers have not yet
Tigers climbing back into Wild Card race -- and this time it could be for real
SEATTLE -- Like a lot of teams these days, the Mariners have a locally-themed mascot race during a between-innings break at T-Mobile Park. The Salmon Run features four mascots representing different species of salmon, racing from right-center field around the right-field corner and ending just before the home dugout. They
Jobe rejoins Tigers eager to get back on mound Saturday after 14-month TJ recovery
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5 HBPs, 2 ejections: Benches clear in latest tension between Mariners and Tigers
SEATTLE -- The Tigers and Mariners are fighting for their postseason chances, one selling at Monday’s Trade Deadline, the other buying. They still have time to rekindle a rivalry that percolated during last season’s AL Division Series and took on new intensity two months ago in Detroit. On a night
Melton leads Tigers in dominant 1st showing after Deadline
SEATTLE -- For a second, Troy Melton looked like he was channeling his inner Tarik Skubal. The Tigers’ young starter has earned a reputation among teammates and coaches as a cool customer on the mound, rarely showing emotion -- good or bad -- regardless of situation. But after fanning Seattle
Harris explains Tigers' decision to sell, why they took Dodgers' Skubal offer
Scott Harris said he planned weeks ago for the potential for the Tigers buying or selling at the Trade Deadline. It wasn’t a judgment on the team he put together, but a matter of being prepared to go either way. But the Tigers’ president of baseball operations said he didn’t
Tigers trade All-Star Mize to Padres in 4-player Deadline deal
DETROIT -- Casey Mize watched his good friend and longtime teammate Tarik Skubal exit the Tigers via trade on Saturday night. On Monday, it was Mize’s turn. The 2025 All-Star and former No. 1 overall Draft pick is headed to the Padres along with infielder/outfielder Gage Workman for left-handers Kash
Jobe fans 5 in latest rehab start, could be nearing 2026 debut
While the Tarik Skubal era in Detroit is over, and Casey Mize could be soon to follow, the Tigers could be welcoming a potentially nasty starter back soon. Jackson Jobe tossed four innings of one-run ball with five strikeouts Sunday afternoon in his rehab start for High-A West Michigan.
Tigers say farewell to back-to-back Cy winner Skubal, get 3 highly touted prospects from LA
WEST SACRAMENTO -- The Tarik Skubal era in Detroit is over. The Tigers have traded the back-to-back American League Cy Young Award winner to the Dodgers on Sunday for a prospect package of outfielder Zyhir Hope and right-handers River Ryan and Brady Smith. The package includes two MLB Pipeline Top
How Detroit's pipeline, Deadline plans change after Skubal trade
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Mize scratched by Tigers as a non-injury precaution in advance of Trade Deadline
WEST SACRAMENTO -- After going through his normal between-starts routine, Casey Mize was fully prepared for what could be his final game as a Tiger on Friday against the Athletics at Sutter Health Park.
After Skubal hits big milestone, Trade Deadline looms for Detroit
DETROIT – Nobody really knew Justin Verlander was making his last start at Comerica Park as a Tiger – at least for now – when he took the mound on Aug. 20, 2017. The former AL MVP and Cy Young winner had remained a Tiger at the July Trade Deadline,
Skubal notches 1,000th career K in emotional final start before Deadline
DETROIT -- Tarik Skubal is trying his best to stay in the moment, as he puts it, to not think about what could happen at next Monday’s Trade Deadline or beyond. He didn’t want to take thoughts about potentially his final start as a Tiger with him to the mound
Vierling exits with groin injury after legging out triple
DETROIT -- The Tigers lost an outfielder to injury for the second time in four days. Matt Vierling left Wednesday’s 10-9 12-inning loss against the Orioles after suffering a groin injury running out a fifth-inning triple. Vierling, who legged out a double in his first at-bat to help ignite a
Tigers' bats relentless in scoring feat (and team shutout) not seen since 1935!
DETROIT -- The Tigers took the field Tuesday night on a three-game losing streak with Trade Deadline rumors simmering and pundits increasingly branding them as sellers. Players said goodbye to longtime catcher and informal team leader Jake Rogers Monday night, and have to prepare for what could be Tarik Skubal’s
Tigers activate Báez after lengthy IL stint, DFA longtime catcher Rogers
DETROIT -- The sight of Javier Báez back at Comerica Park was a boost to morale in the Tigers’ clubhouse. His return to Detroit’s lineup on Tuesday, playing center field against the Orioles, provides a potential spark to a team desperately needing one. The corresponding move, however, was a gut
Tigers' latest stumble raises Deadline stakes
DETROIT -- The chant started to echo around Comerica Park as the Tigers stepped to the plate in the bottom of the ninth on Monday night. “Free the squirrel! Free the squirrel!”
Carpenter (plantar fasciitis) lands on IL; Valencia recalled from Triple-A
DETROIT – The Tigers will have to go through their potential season-defining stretch leading into the Trade Deadline without Kerry Carpenter, who was placed on the 10-day injured list Monday with plantar fasciitis in his left foot. What began as a very relatable case of footwear change has become a
Small margins adding up to big consequences for Tigers
DETROIT -- Drew Sommers crouched down and hung his head like the Tigers lefty reliever had just seen a cruel trick. And in some ways, maybe he had. His slider just below the strike zone had the makings of a putaway pitch to get him and Detroit out of an