The Tigers transferred right-handed reliever Paul Sewald to the 60-day injured list immediately after acquiring him at the trade deadline.

The Detroit Tigers had a pretty clear list of needs they needed to address at the trade deadline. While they technically did so, they still fell short.

"Creative" is definitely one word for it. Undoubtedly, the flashiest move the Tigers could've made would've been trading for Eugenio Suárez, a move that fans were chomping at the bit for, but he ended ...

The Tigers traded with the Rangers for righty pitcher Codi Heuer and then DFA'd Dietrich Enns to make roster space.

It was clear going into Thursday that the Tigers still had work to do. Even if they're optimistic about Sewald's return (late ...

The Detroit Tigers made another trade on Wednesday, but it's safe to say fans won't be too excited about this deal with the ...

The Detroit Tigers are acquiring right-handed reliever Paul Sewald from the Cleveland Guardians, as first reported by Chris McCosky of The Detroit News. Detail ...

Kerry Carpenter's return from the injured list has provided a positive spark for the Tigers, who have won three games in a ...

With the MLB trade deadline approaching, a look at MLB All-Stars who could join the Detroit Tigers by the end of the week.

The Detroit Tigers placed center fielder Parker Meadows on the 10-day injured list with a strained quadriceps.

With all the attention on the trade deadline, the Detroit Tigers can make some minor tweaks via promotions and demotions that may have an outsized impact.

The Detroit Tigers starting rotation has been scuffling of late, but perhaps the solution could be found at this year's MLB trade deadline.