Detroit Tigers
Coverage of Detroit Tigers in the Nexus archive.
- Tarik Skubal dismisses outrage over joining Los Angeles Dodgers with blunt message to fans
Tarik Skubal dismissed criticism of his trade to the Los Angeles Dodgers, stating that every team had the opportunity to acquire him and defending the Dodgers' focus on winning. The article critiques calls for a salary cap in MLB, arguing it does not address competitive balance issues and instead hinders organizational success.
- Dodgers send Wrobleski against Cubs' Boyd as both teams add arms before the trade deadline
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs added pitching depth before the trade deadline, with the Dodgers acquiring Tarik Skubal from the Detroit Tigers and the Cubs adding Aaron Civale and Kevin Gausman. The game features Dodgers' Justin Wrobleski (11-2 record, 2.88 ERA) and Cubs' Matthew Boyd (44 innings, 9 earned runs since return).
- Dodgers reinforce status as baseball’s dominant power and public enemy No. 1 with Tarik Skubal trade
The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired two-time American League Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal from the Detroit Tigers ahead of the trade deadline, strengthening their pitching rotation and reinforcing their pursuit of a third consecutive World Series title. Skubal, who has a 2.79 ERA this season, will bolster the Dodgers' rotation while also allowing cautious management of Shohei Ohtani's injury recovery.
- Rafaela homers for 3rd straight game as the Red Sox beat the Dodgers 8-4 for 3-game sweep
Ceddanne Rafaela homered for the third consecutive game, leading the Boston Red Sox to an 8-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers and completing a three-game sweep. Masataka Yoshida and Jake Bennett contributed key hits and pitching, while the Red Sox extended their winning streak to five games.
- Los Angeles Dodgers trade for Tarik Skubal higlights Major League Baseball's massive problem
The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired Tarik Skubal from the Detroit Tigers in a trade involving three young players: Zyhir Hope, River Ryan, and Brady Smith. The trade sparked significant backlash on social media, with critics questioning the value Detroit received. The article highlights concerns about MLB's competitive balance, as teams like the Dodgers trade for expiring contracts to boost playoff chances.
- The Tigers face a difficult challenge after trading ace Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers
The Detroit Tigers traded two-time AL Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal to the Los Angeles Dodgers for three minor league prospects. The move leaves the Tigers without their best player as they aim for a playoff push, with manager A.J. Hinch emphasizing the challenge of adapting to the loss.
- How the Cubs unintentionally helped the Dodgers land Tarik Skubal in blockbuster trade deadline move
The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired pitcher Tarik Skubal from the Detroit Tigers, disappointing Cubs fans who were also pursuing him. The Cubs had traded prospect Zyhir Hope to the Dodgers in 2024, indirectly aiding Los Angeles' ability to secure Skubal. The move strengthens the Dodgers ahead of the postseason, with Skubal potentially facing the Cubs in an upcoming series.
- Tigers trade Rogers to Baltimore as Orioles try to solve catcher woes
The Detroit Tigers traded catcher Jake Rogers to the Baltimore Orioles for minor league right-hander Zane Barnhart. The Orioles, with their top catchers injured, hope Rogers will address their offensive struggles at the position. Rogers has a .161 batting average this season.
- Tigers score in every inning of 14-0 rout of the Orioles
The Detroit Tigers scored in every inning during a 14-0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, with Eduardo Valencia hitting two home runs and Gleyber Torres adding a home run and five RBIs. The Tigers joined a historic list of MLB teams achieving this feat, becoming the 22nd in league history and the second this month. Key contributors included Valencia, Torres, and Kevin McGonigle, who reached base five times.
- Tigers’ Skubal on schedule to face Orioles on Wednesday with trade deadline approaching
Tarik Skubal is scheduled to start for the Detroit Tigers against the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday despite the Aug. 3 trade deadline. The Tigers aim to win the series to improve their playoff chances, while Skubal, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, seeks to reach 1,000 career strikeouts. Catcher Jake Rogers was designated for assignment, ending his role as Skubal's primary catcher.
- Holliday’s 4 hits, Orioles’ 3 homers leads to an 8-5 victory over the Tigers
Jackson Holliday had four hits and the Baltimore Orioles hit three home runs in an 8-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers. The win ended a nine-game streak without a multi-homer game for the Orioles, who scored in five of the first six innings.
- Detroit Tigers game brings emotional reunion between organ donor family, recipient inside Comerica Park
The Detroit Tigers game featured an emotional reunion between the family of Colin Aronson, a deceased organ donor, and Andy Uyttenhove, who received Aronson’s pancreas through donation. The event highlighted organ donation awareness, with Aronson’s family meeting Uyttenhove for the first time during Donate Life Night at Comerica Park.
- Do Yankees Need More Than One Bat? + A.J. Hinch Talks Tarik Skubal Trade Rumors | The Show Ep. 210
The episode discusses whether the New York Yankees need to add more hitters and features Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch addressing trade rumors around pitcher Tarik Skubal. Hinch also comments on the approaching trade deadline and updates on player injuries.
- Tarik Skubal trade watch: Prediction market odds just flipped on Tigers superstar
The article discusses the shifting prediction market odds regarding a potential trade of Tarik Skubal from the Detroit Tigers. It highlights that the favorite to acquire Skubal is now a surprising team, though the specific team is not named in the content.
- If no work stoppage, Twins to open 2027 season in Kansas City
Major League Baseball announced the 2027 Twins' schedule, with the team opening the season in Kansas City on March 25 if there is no labor stoppage. The schedule includes a home opener against the Rays on April 2, 16 April home games, and a July Rivalry Weekend series against the Brewers. A potential lockout before the December 1 labor contract expiration raises concerns about a delayed season start.
- Metro Detroit warms back up with sunshine before late-week storms
Metro Detroit experiences warm, sunny weather on Wednesday before rain and storms return on Thursday. The Detroit Tigers host the Athletics at Comerica Park on Wednesday, with dry conditions expected for the game. Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and potential flooding are forecasted for Thursday night, with drier weather returning by the weekend.
- Metro Detroit gets break from extreme weather, more rain late week
Metro Detroit is experiencing a break from a week of extreme weather, including a heat wave and severe storms, with more rain expected by Thursday. The region saw temperatures above 100 degrees, damaging winds, and flooding earlier in the week, but drier and cooler conditions have returned temporarily.
- Umbrellas needed again in Metro Detroit: Tracking rain, warmup this week
Metro Detroit experiences comfortable early-summer weather with sunshine and 70s temperatures, but rain is expected Wednesday evening through Thursday, potentially disrupting commutes and outdoor plans. A return to summer heat with temperatures reaching the 80s and 90s is forecast for the weekend.
- Greektown streetscape project opens to the public just in time for summer
Detroit's $20 million Greektown streetscape project has reopened part of Monroe Street after over a year of construction, focusing on pedestrian access and reduced vehicle traffic. Local residents and business owners expressed optimism about the revitalized area, with the final stretch of the project scheduled to open in November.
- Tigers OF Wenceel Perez suffers face injury in freak training room accident
Detroit Tigers outfielder Wenceel Perez suffered a left eye injury when a plyometric band snapped during a training session. The Tigers have experienced multiple injuries this season, including a similar accident involving catcher Jake Rogers and the placement of second baseman Gleyber Torres on the injured list.
- FOX 2 Sports Wrap: Tigers questions & where will Larkin end up?
The Detroit Tigers face uncertainty about their trade deadline strategy, and Dylan Larkin's future is in question after he requested a trade from the Red Wings. FOX 2 Sports Producer James Paxson and Host Aaron Jordan discuss these topics.
- Mariners vs. Tigers preview: Why Seattle's Bryan Woo should dominate Detroit's struggling offense
The Seattle Mariners, led by pitcher Bryan Woo, are set to face the Detroit Tigers, who have a struggling offense. The Tigers' rotation issues, including Framber Valdez's subpar performance, contrast with the Mariners' solid pitching and potential offensive improvements. Both teams are expected to make key decisions at the trade deadline.
- Tigers increasingly likely to trade Tarik Skubal before deadline as playoff hopes fade, reports say
The Detroit Tigers are increasingly likely to trade two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal before the deadline as their playoff hopes fade due to poor performance and injuries. Skubal, recovering from elbow surgery, could return by mid- to late-June, but the Tigers' struggles—third-worst offense/defense, struggling bullpen, and a 22-37 record—have made a trade more realistic, per Ken Rosenthal.
- Man stabbed near Rate Field during attempted robbery
A 39-year-old man was stabbed in the lower back and chest during an attempted robbery near Rate Field and the 35th Street Red Line station in Chicago. The attacker, a woman, fled without taking his belongings, and he was treated at the University of Chicago Medical Center in good condition. No arrests have been made.
- Munetaka Murakami expected to miss four weeks with hamstring injury, White Sox GM tells Sun-Times
White Sox slugger Munetaka Murakami is expected to miss four weeks with a strained right hamstring, placing him on the 10-day injured list. General manager Chris Getz described the injury as a 'light Grade 2' strain, noting the team aims to stay competitive during his absence.