It appeared as though the Detroit Tigers had matters well in hand to take two of three games from the National League’s Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday afternoon, having taken a 3-2 lead into the bottom of the ninth inning at PNC Park.

SportsLine's model simulated Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Detroit Tigers 10,000 times and revealed its MLB picks for Wednesday's matchup

The Detroit Tigers have seen plenty of movement among their top-end talent in the farm during the 2026 season, from players graduating to major leaguers to new faces added via the MLB Draft and trades.

Tigers get $120 million projection for Max Clark after impressive MLB debut originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Detroit Tigers are competing for a postseason spot this year and might even make it there after trading away Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize.

Jackson Jobe will help lead the host Tigers past Paul Skenes and the Pirates on Wednesday afternoon, Stitches predicts.

DETROIT — Only one thing crossed Brett Callahan’s mind as he rounded first base for the first time as an MLB player: don’t trip. The 24-year-old outfielder jumped on the first pitch he saw, a knuckle curve placed in a great spot for Callahan to rocket the ball into the right-field corner and take off as two runners scored from his first big-league hit.

The Detroit Tigers have announced the release of a 7-year MLB player during their series versus the Pittsburgh Pirates.

The Detroit Tigers made the somewhat controversial decision to trade away Tarik Skubal at the 2026 MLB trade deadline, sending him to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Considering the Tigers weren't too far back from the AL Wild Card,

DETROIT — Brett Callahan will bat seventh and start in left field as he makes his Major League debut on Sunday afternoon for the Detroit Tigers. The Tigers (60-63) and Chicago White Sox (64-58) wrap up their three-game series at 1:40 p.

The Detroit Tigers offered an update on their 6-foot-6 player before playing their final game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Some sub-.500 teams, like the Mets and Giants, were surprising disappointments; others, like the Rockies and Angels, are exactly as bad as we expected

MLB Network's Jon Paul Morosi joins the Tigers Today podcast, fresh off a trip to the Field of Dreams and before heading to the Little League Classic.