CLEVELAND -- The Tigers left Progressive Field without throwing a pitch when trailing over a four-game series. They led in 26 of 38 innings. They lost three of four.

Tigers starter Jack Flaherty threw 1 1/3 scoreless innings, giving up one hit with a walk and two strikeouts in his first rehab outing for Triple-A Toledo on Sunday night at Fifth Third Field. Flaherty, out since July 21 with right flexor inflammation, gave up a one-out double and a

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.

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CLEVELAND – This is what the Tigers were missing when Riley Greene was on the injured list. As Greene’s seventh-inning drive off Guardians reliever Matt Festa went screaming toward Progressive Field’s fence in right-center field Saturday night, Greene looked for a second like he might have his first career three-homer

Was the Tigers’ decision to trade Tarik Skubal this summer a sign of an impending rebuild? Given the young talent already on the roster, that process had already started. As difficult as this season has been in Detroit, the Tigers have a young core in place that could put them

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

CLEVELAND – On the service level at Progressive Field, just outside the visiting clubhouse, there’s a mural on the wall depicting the street signs noting the corner of Ontario Street and Carnegie Avenue, where the stadium is located. The Tigers do not recognize that address. For them, this place is

CLEVELAND – Tigers rookie infielder Hao-Yu Lee left the nightcap of Friday’s doubleheader against the Guardians with a left shin contusion after a collision with catcher Austin Hedges on a play at the plate in the top of the third. Lee was caught between third and home on a ground

CLEVELAND -- The Tigers’ plans for Justin Verlander's farewell are set, with a two-day celebration set for the Friday and Saturday of the regular season’s final weekend to recognize a two-decade career. Verlander’s plans for that final stretch, on the other hand, are still a work in progress.

Nobody would blame a rookie for being nervous in his MLB debut. An 0-fer is completely understandable and would have no bearing on the expectations for a player’s career. But none of that seems to matter to this season’s crop of debutants. Hitters making their debuts have been more productive

Make it four straight scoreless starts to begin Cameron Flukey’s career. Flukey, the Tigers’ first-round Draft pick this summer, spun four shutout innings on Thursday for Single-A Lakeland in an 8-2 win over Bradenton at LECOM Park. The right-hander worked around two hits and three walks while striking out six

MINNEAPOLIS -- They’ve been teammates and rivals, friends and competitors. Now they’re the starting center fielders for two AL Central teams. And they’re still just 21 years old.

Major League Baseball announced the 2027 Spring Training schedule on Friday.

MINNEAPOLIS -- Spencer Torkelson had finally had enough. The Twins and Tigers had traded blows for 11 innings and remained tied 6-6. Then Torkelson led off the 12th with a no-doubt, two-run homer to left and the Tigers escaped Target Field with an 11-6 victory on Wednesday.

Last week, we identified the hottest hitting prospects in each organization. This week, we shift our focus to the top-performing pitchers during August from each farm system.

MINNEAPOLIS -- Nobody needs to be reminded that the Tigers have been stuck in an untimely rut, dropping 14 of their last 17 games after their 15-2 loss to the Twins on Tuesday at Target Field. But their latest loss was reflective of how an otherwise promising season turned sour

MINNEAPOLIS -- September callups haven’t been as impactful since MLB reduced expanded rosters to 28 players, but the Tigers have a three-time All-Star outfielder ready to add. Welcome back, Riley Greene.

MINNEAPOLIS – Recovery from major surgery is rarely a linear progression, especially in professional sports, when the guys in the other uniforms are doing their best to throw up road blocks and detours at every turn. Jackson Jobe was reminded of that again on Monday, as the Twins tagged him

MINNEAPOLIS – The Tigers, who have gotten massive contributions from their farm system all season, have added another of their positional prospects to the roster. Infielder John Peck was called up from Triple-A Toledo and was in the dugout for Monday’s game against the Twins. Manager A.J. Hinch said Peck

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DETROIT -- Journey’s rock ballad “Don’t Stop Believin’” has become a staple of eighth-inning breaks at Comerica Park, with crowds encouraged to sing along to the line, “Born and raised in south Detroit.” Whether belief in the Tigers’ playoff chances is still real or something illusory -- like south Detroit,

DETROIT -- Max Clark was running like crazy, reaching a near-elite sprint speed of 29.8 feet per second to try to catch up with Teoscar Hernández’s ninth-inning drive to left-center, when the Tigers center fielder heard a hissing sound. He knew instantly what it meant. Javy was coming.