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The 33-year-old played for Pittsburgh and San Diego last season, going 5-6 with a 4.53 ERA in 26 starts. He is 90-87 with a 4.44 ERA in 314 major league appearances, including 269 starts.

Spring Training is right around the corner, and the Detroit Tigers are set to take over Lakeland, Florida from February 22 through March 25 before heading to Los Angeles for opening day on March 27. Prepare for the Tigers' 2025 season with apparel from MLB Shop , Fanatics , and Lids . Riley Greene led the Tigers with a .262 batting average and 24 home runs during the 2024 campaign. Known for acrobatic defensive plays, the outfielder earned league-wide recognition and became a first-time all-star. The Homage Ash Caricature Player Tri-Blend T-Shirt [$37.99] captures a cartoon version of Greene doing what he does best -- diving across the field to make a play. Greene jerseys retail for $124.99 on

MLB Pipeline has been putting out their MLB prospect rankings for each position and their latest entry wrapped up the infield as they announced the top ten at shortstop. Among this list of prestigious prospects and quick risers is Kevin McGonigle of the Detroit Tigers, the 37th overall pick in the 2023 MLB Draft. McGonigle came in with an above slot signing value of $2.85 million, and immediately started to make an impact in his first season. In the half of a season he had available to him in 2023 after being drafted, McGonigle started off in the Florida Complex League and was quickly promoted to single-A Lakeland.

Alex Bregman — the best position player remaining in free agency — is ready to sign a contract. Will the Detroit Tigers take control of the market?

Detroit Tigers infielder Andy Ibáñez, who grew up in Cuba and lives in Miami, touched snow for the first time in his life last week in the Motor City.

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There's plenty of excitement surrounding this Detroit Tigers team even if the front office doesn't make that high-profile move that many expected to come this winter. With a late-season charge that got them into the playoffs, they ended the record-setting run of seven straight American League Championship Series appearances by the Houston Astros when they swept them out of the playoffs. Then, they were one win away from making their own ALCS appearance. One thing that is the biggest question mark coming into the spring is who going to be the starting shortstop of the Tigers.

The Detroit Tigers have been searching for upgrades offensively this winter, but until the ownership and front office put their money where their mouth is, they shouldn't expect to land anyone. Now, another target is off the board. According to Jon Morosi of MLB Network, the Toronto Blue Jays are in agreement on a deal with Anthony Santander. Ari Alexander of KPRC 2 says its a five-year contract, although no financial terms have been released at the time of writing.

Detroit Tigers ace starting pitcher Tarik Skubal had an incredible 2024 season. Skubal made 31 starts and threw 192 innings, as he cemented his status as arguably the best starting pitcher in baseball.

Coming into the Arizona Fall League in 2024, much of the attention regarding who the Detroit Tigers sent was surrounding Thayron Liranzo, the catcher they acquired from the Los Angeles Dodgers ahead of the trade deadline when they shipped Jack Flaherty out of town. Seen as someone who could be the future of that position for the Tigers, there was a lot of anticipation to see what he could do against some other top prospects in the sport. Josue Briceno won the Triple Crown on his way to securing the MVP Award, turning heads by showcasing his ability to hit for power (10 homers and 27 RBI), while also putting together solid at-bats with 39 total hits, a batting average of .433 and an on-base percentage of .509.

Knuckleball pitcher Kenny Serwa signed a minor league contract with the Detroit Tigers, but he did not receive an invitation to MLB spring training.

The Kansas City Royals have signed utility man Harold Castro to a minor league contract, the team announced Saturday. Castro scored an invitation to the Royals' big league Spring Training camp as part of the agreement. He will report to Surprise, Arizona, next month. The 31-year-old spent last season in the Mexican League, batting .320 with six home runs, 30 RBI, three stolen bases and an .813 OPS in 84 games. He then played 51 games in the Venezuelan Winter League, batting .332 with 15 home runs, 41 RBI, six stolen bases and a 1.021 OPS. Castro previously played one season with the Colorado Rockies, right after a 12-year stint in the Detroit Tigers' organization. We have signed INF/OF Harold

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The Detroit Tigers have had a surprisingly quick turnaround with their young core and the conversation has now become about when to go all-in. One superstar that could potentially be both an all-in move while also adding another young star for long term. Once again, trade talks revolving around Toronto Blue Jays MVP candidate Vladimir Guerrero Jr. have started to heat up. When looking at what teams should be considered threats to trade for the four-time All-Star, Bleacher Report's Zachary D. Rymer considered the Tigers long shots that were still worth mentioning in the conversation.

The Detroit Tigers have re-signed a depth catcher to a minor league contract. According to Mike Mayer of Metsmerized, the Tigers have agreed to terms on the minor league deal with Tomas Nido, an agreement which includes a non-roster invite to spring training and a $1.5 million bonus if Nido were to make the Major League roster. Nido began the 2024 season with the New York Mets in what was his eighth year with the team, but has mostly been aggregated to a backup role over the last couple of seasons due to the emergence of Francisco Alvarez.

Former Detroit Tigers prospect Elvin Rodriguez has signed a big-league contract with the Milwaukee Brewers, the Journal-Sentinel reported this week. Rodriguez, who turns 27 in March, was originally acquired from the Los Angeles Angels as part of the Justin Upton trade in 2017.

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The Detroit Tigers entered the offseason seen as a team that clearly needed to add some more pop to their lineup. A miraculous run to the playoffs covered up some of the glaring needs, but a massive part of the reason the Tigers needed such a hot streak at the end of the year was the inconsistency of their offense throughout a large part of the campaign. Getting guys like Riley Greene and Kerry Carpenter back from injury certainly helped things down the stretch, but Scott Harris was open at the end of the year about the fact his team needs some right-handed hitters in their lefty-heavy lineup. Gleyber Torres helps that, but he essentially takes a spot in the lineup from Spencer Torkelson, meaning there is no gain of an extra righty.

As the Tigers continue to rummage around the free-agent bins for affordable relievers, specifically those with some swing-and-miss potential, there's a right-hander down in Houston, already on the roster, who is hungry for a chance to reclaim that role. “I'm ready to get back to getting outs,” said Alex Lange, who is working his way back from a horrific lats injury and subsequent surgery last summer. For most of the summer, after the surgery, he was locked in to the Tigers' electrifying playoff run from afar.

Detroit Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris traveled to the Dominican Republic. During the trip, he shook hands with Cris Rodriguez.