The Detroit Tigers have been actively involved in the pursuit of the top available free agent still on the board in Houston Astros star third baseman Alex Bregman. In order for a dream target like Bregman to actually come to the Tigers,

Here's a look at our second version of how the Detroit Tigers should fill their 2025 Opening Day roster, with less than 25 days until spring training.

A former teammate of Alex Bregman believes the free agent third baseman will choose the Cubs over the Tigers and other potential suitors this offseason.

The Chicago Cubs have emerged as a suitor for free agent third baseman Alex Bregman, which could pose a serious threat to the Detroit Tigers in their efforts to

Rumors have swirled around the Detroit Tigers and Alex Bregman since free agency started, and now, there are reports linking them to Nolan Arenado, too. So what are their options?

The Toronto Blue Jays have long been expected to make the right move regarding Alex Bregman. While they are still unsure, things could change

The Tigers just need to bridge the gap and sign the guy if they want to look like serious contenders in 2025. If that means doing the uncomfortable thing and ponying up a little more than they want to, then they should probably just hold their noses and do it.

Training is rapidly approaching, there’s still a lot of offseason business left to sort out before pitchers and catchers report. While Japanese phenom Roki Sasaki has made his decision, opting to join the Dodgers,

Knuckleball pitcher Kenny Serwa signed a minor league contract with the Detroit Tigers, but he did not receive an invitation to MLB spring training.

A trade pitch has the New York Yankees dealing starting pitcher Marcus Stroman to a rival AL team for another starting pitcher.

Detroit Tigers fans are hoping the front office makes one splash this offseason. Following their incredible run to the American League Division Series where they came just one win away from competing in the ALCS,

Alex Bregman's free agency could drag on for a while, which serves the Boston Red Sox more than any other team.