The Detroit Tigers have Motown rocking. After reaching the playoffs for the first time in 10 years last season, the Tigers own the best record in MLB through 50 games (33-17). Detroit is getting ...

Detroit leads the division, wins All-Star votes, and now has the baseball world watching. Yes, that’s a Seinfeld quote. And yes, it fits. Last October, the Tigers snuck into the playoffs and ...

Detroit Tigers Javier Baez greets Manager A.J. Hinch during the Detroit Tigers Opening Day at Comerica Park in Detroit, Friday, April 4, 2025.

Before the MLB All-Star Break, the Detroit Tigers held one of the best records in the MLB. The start of the second half has not gone the way Tigers fans were hoping, as Detroit has lost 12 of its ...

The Detroit Tigers entered the All-Star break with one of the best records in baseball and a +87 run differential. With the MLB trade deadline nearing, Detroit has slipped to third place in the ...

Detroit Tigers center fielder Javier Báez (28), left, talks to right fielder Zach McKinstry (39) after top of first inning against San Diego Padres at Comerica Park in Detroit on Wednesday, April ...

An MLB Insider went on FS1's First Things First and talked about the Detroit Tigers' season.

One team that will be looking to continue building upon the fantastic momentum they've established thus far is the Detroit Tigers, who currently hold an MLB-best 59-38 record.

--> Pitching relief: Detroit Tigers call up No. 10 prospect Troy Melton for MLB debut vs. Pirates --> Back in primetime: MLB-leading Detroit Tigers flexed to ESPN’s Sunday Night Baseball ...

The Detroit Tigers are getting a key piece back — but with caveats. In the midst of a tough series against the Minnesota Twins, the team announced that reliable slugger Matt Vierling has been ...

The Tigers took a 2-0 lead in the third after No. 9 hitter Jake Rogers led off with a double, advanced to third on Parker Meadows' grounder and scored on Vierling's sacrifice fly.

4: Detroit has swept four teams this season: the Chicago White Sox, Baltimore Orioles, Colorado Rockies and the Boston Red Sox. 5: Detroit's pitching staff ranks fifth in MLB with a combined 3.32 ERA.