Five players the Tigers must look to trade ahead of the deadline
In theory, the Tigers could end up trading more than half a dozen players before the August 2 deadline.
In theory, the Tigers could end up trading more than half a dozen players before the August 2 deadline.
Reflecting on Max Scherzer’s most dominant performances.
Pitting two of the game’s greats against each other.
From World Series winners to players making history, here are our 2022 predictions.
As one of the best starters on the market, Carlos Rodon should have plenty of suitors.
Amid a loaded shortstop class, where does Trevor Story end up?
Carlos Correa could be in line for one of the biggest contracts in MLB history.
Starling Marte is arguably the best outfielder in free agency.
Following a big deal for Eduardo Rodriguez, the Detroit Tigers are expected to spend big.
Heading for a monster contract, which teams could pay up for Seager?
The Tigers land the first big contract of MLB free agency.
If the Rockies trade Marquez, these teams could give up a sizeable package.
When will MLB teams learn that long-term contracts aren’t always worthwhile in the long run? In fact, more times than not, they are downright terrible toward the end. Let’s take a look at the teams suffering through some of the worst contracts in baseball heading into the 2021 MLB season.
Projected for around $10 million in arbitration, the Minnesota Twins opted not to tender a contract to slugging outfielder Eddie Rosario. Rosario becomes a free agent, joining fellow hard-hitting outfielders like Kyle Schwarber and Joc Pederson on the market.
Kyle Schwarber is now a free agent. MLB’s non-tender day had one big surprise. The Chicago Cubs cut the big outfielder in a move that surprised many.