The big lefty’s emergence has been the only real bright spot for the Tigers’ bullpen this season.

The 24-year-old utility infielder is getting an extremely aggressive promotion here.

The 24-year-old outfielder is versatile, but his bat is going to be sorely tested at the major league level.

After a year in the wilderness, the Tigers’ Swiss Army knife reliever looks freshly sharpened again.

There was a whole lot of news out of Lakeland on Tuesday.

The Tigers got a nice pitching prospect back for their long-time starting pitcher and former first overall draft pick.

With the big deal out of the way, the Tigers can wait on teams to get silly or simply stand pat and try to win anyway.

The Dodgers win the Skubal sweepstakes.

The Tigers top prospect is on his way.

The first round selection signed for a little below slot, helping the Tigers spread their bonus pool around.

Tracking Detroit’s Day 2 picks in the 2026 MLB Draft

Dillon Dingler will avoid the injured list, but may need a few days off prior to All-Star week.

As the 2026 draft approaches, let’s do a year by year review of Scott Harris’ first three draft classes.

The Tigers great was named a Legends Pick to the All-Star Game, and announced he’ll retire at season’s end.

All three will serve as reserves in Philadelphia on July 14.

The 21-year-old Detroit Tigers prospect is one of baseball’s most promising young hitters.

It’s promotion day in the Tigers system.

An overview of the Tigers’ system at the halfway point.

After a solid 2025, Dingler has emerged as a major force in 2026

All systems are go as the Tigers’ ace handled his tune-up with ease.

It’s not Tommy John surgery, but it sounds like Skubal will need a scope to clear bone chips from his left elbow.

Vest is out wtih forearm inflammation, while Vanasco has been top dog in the Triple-A Mud Hens’ bullpen.

Mize is doing basically all the same stuff, just a little better than ever before

Hao-Yu Lee has done a decent job slotting into a role in his first look at the major leagues.

With the bullpen scuffling and a possible injury brewing, here are the Tigers options for Triple-A relief help.

Keith is hitting the ball harder than ever, but until he starts doing damage, it’s only a modest upgrade.

There no obvious change to Montero’s stuff, but his maturing approach and command early on has paid dividends.

The Tigers’ sixth ranked prospect missed most of the spring with an oblique injury.

The deal keeps McGonigle a Tigers until he’s 30 years old.

Jansen reached 479 saves on Tuesday night against the Royals.

It sounds like Keider Montero is likely to get at least two more starts.

The Tigers bashed three homers and Tarik Skubal did his thing as they swept the Marlins out of Comerica Park.

A big home run and very solid pitching earned the Tigers a relatively stress-free win.

The rookie shortstop is hitting like a grizzled veteran. Did we mention he’s a rookie shortstop?

Scores, news, and notes, from around the Detroit Tigers’ farm system for Saturday, April 4, 2026.

Dillon Dingler - who else? - stands out as a defensive challenge expert, while the offense is just ok.

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It’s easy to come up with the likely terms of a McGonigle deal, but it’s complicated by the luxury tax threshold.

Most of the preseason strengths and weaknesses of the roster were on display through two series.

Good pitching a clutch knocks from McGonigle and Dingler carried the Tigers on Friday night.

The veteran closer’s cutter is still a unicorn in the major leagues after all these years.

The 21-year-old stud in the making put on a comprehensive display of his talent in his MLB debut.

The switch-hitting outfielder is just small improvements in a few areas from being a pretty valuable player.

Baseball’s second ranked overall prospect answered all questions this spring.

PHOENIX – Jacob Misiorowski is getting the nod for the Brewers to start Opening Day against the White Sox, making him one of the youngest and greenest pitchers in franchise history to get that honor. ...

Now the only question left goes to the Tigers’ decision makers.