Detroit Tigers chairman and CEO Chris Ilitch (right) chats with president of baseball operations Scott Harris (left) and general manager Jeff Greenberg (center) while watching a spring training workout on Feb. 20, 2024, in Lakeland, Fla. (Photo by Evan Woodbery, MLive.com) Evan Woodbery, MLive.com

With spring training camps set to open in just over two weeks, former MLB executive Jim Bowden is quite high on Tigers outfielder Parker Meadows.

DETROIT -- Former Detroit Tigers right-hander Elvis Alvarado was claimed off waivers by the Oakland Athletics on Thursday.

What the Detroit Tigers accomplished down the stretch of the 2024 MLB regular season was one of the most shocking mid-season turnarounds in the history of the game. Despite being sellers ahead of the deadline in July and facing a double-digit deficit in the standings,

"We're excited about the whole group," Tigers Vice President and assistant general manager Ryan Garko told News 8. "The great thing about the system right now, I feel like at each level, we have some really exciting players and spring training's going to be very competitive.

We're down to the last two days of January and at least two free agents expecting to get a nine-figure deal are sitting there on the market on Alex Bregman and Pete Alonso while several others are needle-movers. As can be seen on our free-agent tracker, four of the top 12 remain and a decent number of useful players are also still available.

Left-handed reliever Matt Gage was a member of five organizations in the 2024 calendar year: Houston Astros, New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets and Detroit Tigers. He was ...

The Detroit Tigers directly helped the Los Angeles Dodgers win the World Series in 2024 when they traded them Jack Flaherty. Marred by injury all season, the Do

Detroit Tigers infielder Eddys Leonard learned from manager Yadier Molina, a former 19-year MLB catcher and a (very likely) future Hall of Famer.

DETROIT — Alex Bregman’s world spins on while the rest of baseball waits. Particularly in Detroit, there is an edge-of-the-seat anticipation to see whether the Tigers will make a splash in free agency or ride things out with what they have.

"We're excited about the whole group," Tigers Vice President and assistant general manager Ryan Garko told News 8. "The great thing about the system right now, I feel like at each level, we have some really exciting players and spring training's going to be very competitive.