Drew Anderson's road back to a big-league mound is one of the more unusual ones in this sport. The Reno, Nevada native and ...

The Tigers' loss to the Twins on Tuesday was, in a word, disgusting. Not only was it their second consecutive loss by 10 or more runs, it was even worse than the night before, with a final score of 15 ...

This season has been an unmitigated disappointment for the Detroit Tigers. Full stop. Their current record of 64-75 is a far cry from where they expected to be at the beginning of the season, and ...

The Tigers' return for Tarik Skubal was met with mixed reviews, but the general consensus was this: while at least two of the three pieces have undeniable potential, the fact that neither would be ...

Enmanuel De Jesus looked like he could be a legitimate reclamation project for the Tigers coming out of spring training and the World Baseball Classic. He'd spent a couple decent seasons in the KBO ...

However, Ausmus — still a close friend of Astros special advisor Jeff Bagwell — was reportedly the runner-up to Brown the last time Houston was looking for a new GM, and his forced exit could spark ...

For the most part, Tigers fans can only feel grateful that the era of the Tigers' Quad-A player is mostly over. Guys like Akil Baddoo, Ryan Kreidler, and Ryan Vilade are gone, and Detroit has far ...

The Tigers made their Sept. 1 roster expansion moves a little early, promoting No. 20 prospect John Peck and reliever Yilber Díaz on Tuesday. It made Riley Greene and Beau Brieske, who called up on ...

After the trade deadline, Tigers fans knew there was little reason to believe Tarik Skubal would find his way back to Detroit in free agency, but there was a glimmer of hope for former first overall ...

As expected, the Tigers promoted No. 20 prospect John Peck for his MLB debut ahead of their Monday game against the Twins. As also expected, they optioned veteran Corey Julks to Triple-A. Detroit didn ...

If you were still holding onto an ounce of hope that the Tigers might've been able to salvage their season despite going 11-16 in August, Friday's doubleheader against the Guardians absolutely ...

Tigers No. 19 prospect Brett Callahan keeps on rolling. He hit a two-run triple in his first career at-bat, then a two-run single the next day, and then his first career home run the day after that.