Maria Chavez+FollowWhy Detroit fans crave a Verlander comebackBringing Justin Verlander back to Detroit feels like a no-brainer for Tigers fans—he’s still got the stuff, brings veteran leadership, and would pack Comerica Park. Yet, the front office seems to be looking elsewhere, favoring versatile arms over a 43-year-old legend. After last year’s miss with Alex Cobb, it’s wild that Verlander’s not even in the conversation, especially after his dominant second half. Would you rather see the Tigers take a chance on nostalgia and proven talent, or stick with their youth movement? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers00Share
Kimberly Moore+FollowWould this Tigers trade make Detroit AL Central favorites?Shipping top prospect Kevin McGonigle to Boston for Jarren Duran, Connelly Early, and Mikey Romero could be the boldest move the Tigers make this offseason. While McGonigle’s minor league numbers are impressive, adding Duran’s experience and speed to Detroit’s lineup—without losing ace Tarik Skubal—might just push the Tigers to the top of the AL Central. It’s a risky call: would you trade future potential for a real shot at October baseball right now? Curious to hear what fellow fans think about this proposal! #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers10Share
terrysharon+FollowDetroit faces tough call on Skubal’s $32M paydayTarik Skubal’s arbitration win could shake up the Tigers’ future. With a $32 million salary looming—way above Detroit’s usual pay scale—the front office might finally pull the trigger on a blockbuster trade. Skubal’s been electric on the mound, but that price tag is hard to swallow. Rumors are swirling about the Dodgers, Phillies, and Red Sox making moves. Would you rather see Detroit keep their ace and push for a playoff run, or cash in for prospects and rebuild? This decision could define the Tigers for years. What’s your take on the best move? #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers01Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowDetroit’s next baseball stars are almost hereDetroit’s been quiet in free agency, but there’s a buzz for good reason: four top prospects are climbing fast and could reshape the Tigers’ future. Kevin McGonigle is already turning heads and might snag a big-league spot this spring. Max Clark, a 2023 first-rounder, keeps racking up awards and looks like a future outfield anchor. Bryce Rainer, despite a shoulder injury, is set to bounce back strong, and Josue Briceño’s power at the plate is hard to ignore. If these young talents deliver, Detroit’s patience could pay off big. How do you feel about building from within versus signing big names? #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers00Share
Timothy Huff MD+FollowTigers target veteran arms for pitching boostDetroit’s front office is making moves that could shake up the Tigers’ rotation, eyeing four experienced pitchers in free agency. With Tarik Skubal’s future still uncertain, the team is especially interested in Nick Martinez, who’s shown versatility as both a starter and reliever. Chris Bassitt and Jose Quintana bring reliability and innings, while Lucas Giolito offers high-upside potential after his comeback season. Adding one of these arms could mean more stability and depth for Detroit’s pitching staff. What do you think—should the Tigers go all-in on a veteran, or keep developing their young talent? #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers00Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowTigers add outfield depth with Corey JulksDetroit just picked up Corey Julks on a minor league deal, and while he might not be a household name, his experience could be a game-changer if injuries hit the Tigers’ outfield again. Last year, Detroit’s outfield was stretched thin, so having someone like Julks—who’s proven himself in Triple-A and has a solid big-league stint—could be huge. He’ll likely start in Triple-A, but don’t be surprised if he’s called up. What do you think—could Julks end up making a real impact for the Tigers this season? #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers00Share
Kimberly Moore+FollowTigers, Skubal, and a $13M standoffDetroit’s ace Tarik Skubal and the Tigers are locked in a contract showdown with a jaw-dropping $13 million gap in arbitration numbers—the largest ever. Skubal’s agent, Scott Boras, says they’re ready to keep talking, but the Tigers are sticking to their old-school ways and shutting down negotiations until the hearing. This could be the last season we see Skubal in a Tigers uniform, and it’s raising big questions about how Detroit values its stars. How do you feel about the team’s hardline stance? Should they bend to keep their ace, or is it time to move on? #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers00Share
Tammy Sellers+FollowDetroit’s future rides on Skubal decisionLosing Tarik Skubal could flip the Tigers’ playoff hopes upside down. Detroit’s ace, fresh off back-to-back Cy Young wins, is locked in a record-breaking arbitration standoff with the team—Skubal wants $32 million, Detroit’s offering $19 million. That $13 million gap is the biggest ever for a pitcher. Meanwhile, trade rumors swirl around Javier Baez, whose big contract and underwhelming stats complicate things further. With spring training around the corner, Detroit’s front office faces a high-stakes choice: pay up to keep their star or risk a rebuild. How do you think this plays out for the Tigers? #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers00Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowDetroit’s Lou Whitaker: Still the Hall’s Biggest MissLou Whitaker’s legacy with the Detroit Tigers is undeniable—19 seasons, Rookie of the Year, multiple Gold Gloves and Silver Sluggers, and a crucial role in the 1984 World Series win. Yet, despite ranking among the best second basemen in MLB history, Whitaker remains outside the Hall of Fame. It’s wild to think players with lesser stats have made it in, while ‘Sweet Lou’ is still waiting. The Tigers retired his number, but for many fans, Cooperstown still feels incomplete without him. What do you think—should Whitaker finally get his due? #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers00Share
Catherine Reeves+FollowDetroit’s most legendary Tigers free agentsDetroit fans know the Tigers aren’t famous for flashy free agent signings, but a few players have truly left their mark. Ivan “Pudge” Rodríguez brought Hall of Fame energy behind the plate, while Darrell Evans powered the lineup in the ‘80s. Cecil Fielder was the face of the franchise in the ‘90s, and Magglio Ordóñez delivered clutch hits in the 2000s. Each of these stars arrived as free agents and became icons in Detroit. Which signing do you think made the biggest impact? Or is there another Tiger you’d add to this Mount Rushmore? Let’s hear your picks! #Sports #Baseball #DetroitTigers00Share
