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SAN DIEGO -- The Tigers’ momentum slowed a bit on Monday afternoon with a 3-0 loss to the Padres at Petco Park. But the mere fact the loss caused believers to glance at the standings shows how fast the Tigers have been moving forward. The Tigers are playing meaningful games

DETROIT -- Despite the glaring lack of starting pitching options this season, the Tigers still made time to bring Brant Hurter along slowly. Hurter was a Triple-A starter but had pitched exclusively out of the bullpen since his Aug. 4 debut. For those four appearances, manager A.J. Hinch watched over

All farm systems, whether they’re at the top or the bottom of organizational rankings, have differing strengths. We’ve decided to dig deeper into a few of those talent buckets over the next few weeks. This week, we’ll take a look at the top farm systems based on infield prospects. Using

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CHICAGO -- With many family and friends in attendance on Wednesday, Tigers rookie Trey Sweeney accomplished every baseball player’s dream: hitting his first home run in the Major Leagues. But Sweeney (Detroit's No. 20 prospect) had to wait a bit longer than he perhaps ever could have expected to know

It seemed like a preview of future AL Central rivals when two top 50 prospects clashed at Double-A on Sunday afternoon. For the second time this week, the Guardians' Chase DeLauter (MLB No. 42) stepped into the batter's box against the Tigers' Jackson Jobe (MLB No. 8). The former came

DETROIT -- The first pitch that Jace Jung saw as a Major League hitter was a Gerrit Cole cutter that darted in on his hands, forcing him to jump away. It’s the kind of pitch that can help a reigning Cy Young winner establish his territory around the plate. Jung

The Tigers are getting a late-season youth infusion with two of their top infield prospects. Jace Jung, the Tigers’ No. 5 prospect in MLB Pipeline’s updated midseason rankings, and No. 20 prospect Trey Sweeney were promoted from Triple-A Toledo on Friday for their Major League debuts against the Yankees. The

The Rangers called up a third baseman named Jung from Texas Tech in the second half of the 2022 season and saw him become an All-Star and a World Series champ a year later. This week, the Tigers are going to try a similar strategy. Detroit is promoting No. 64

The top of the Tigers’ midseason prospect rankings should look awfully familiar. A lot of the names after the top three might look new. While Max Clark and Jackson Jobe continue to lead the next wave of Tigers prospects, they’re both also among the top 10 on MLB Pipeline’s Top

SAN FRANCISCO -- Most of Dillon Dingler’s focus since his callup to the Tigers two weeks ago has been on handling Tigers pitchers and calling games from his post behind the plate. Never mind that Dingler’s emergence as an impact hitter at Triple-A Toledo helped push his path up Interstate

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Rookies continue to make substantial contributions in the Majors, it just doesn't happen to be the same crop of them who commanded the spotlight earlier in the season. As a result, nine of the best newcomers vaulted onto the latest edition of MLB Pipeline's Rookie Hot List after not being

SEATTLE -- According to Detroit manager A.J. Hinch, the Tigers have 14 players on their 26-man roster who had never set foot inside T-Mobile Park prior to Tuesday’s series opener against the American League West-leading Mariners. One of those youngsters, 24-year-old right-hander Keider Montero, entered Tuesday's start with a 6.18