Entering free agency, the Detroit Tigers were seen as a serious threat to sign Houston Astros superstar third baseman Alex Bregman. The fit always made perfect sense with a gaping need at third base and the fact Bregman would bring a veteran presence and winning mentality to a young team still trying to figure out how to ultimately take the next step towards contention.

The Detroit Tigers have built one of the best pitching development factories since hiring president of baseball operations Scott Harris less than 27 months ago, helping Michael Lorenzen and Jack Flaherty improve in back-to-back years. The Tigers signed ...

The Detroit Tigers made a big free agency move when they awarded veteran right-handed pitcher Alex Cobb with a one-year deal worth $15 million with the chance to be worth up to $17 million through innings incentives.