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.

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.

The Tigers are still firmly in the AL playoff hunt, but they haven't done themselves any favors of late. Though Detroit enters Monday just one game out of the third AL Wild Card spot, it was swept at home over the weekend by the division-leading White Sox, putting a temporary

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

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

The prospect landscape has changed a lot since we launched our first 2026 Top 100 back in January. After the Draft, a Trade Deadline and the bulk of the 2026 season, we figured it was time to update our rankings. And it’s not just a new Top 100 we’re unveiling.

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.

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.

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

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Just about six weeks remain in the regular season, so the stretch run is upon us as teams jockey for playoff position. And many of the sport’s top arms will have a big say in how the standings shake out. Case in point: Each of our top 10 in this

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

SAN FRANCISCO – The Tigers will look a mite different Tuesday when they return to Comerica Park for the first time since July 29. When they departed for their only three-city trip of 2026, Tarik Skubal was still on the team, Jackson Jobe had another Minor League rehab start on

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

SAN FRANCISCO -- Every pitcher who comes back from Tommy John surgery owes a debt to the late Dr. Frank Jobe, who theorized he could rebuild a torn elbow ligament using a tendon harvested from another part of the body and then saved John’s career with a successful operation in

Perhaps viewed as the third piece in the trade that sent Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers, Brady Smith has flashed plenty of upside this season. The Tigers' No. 15 prospect looked the part in his first outing with his new team, tossing five innings of two-run ball while striking out

SAN FRANCISCO – Major League managers dream of their team playing so well they get to respond to a bad game by saying, “It’s one loss and we’re going to lose again. Nobody runs the table from August. … We’re not expected to play perfect. We can’t be held to