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sports1 year ago

Detroit Tigers Face Pivotal Offseason with Bold Predictions and Roster Mysteries

Detroit Tigers' president of baseball operations, Scott Harris, emphasized the importance of continued improvement and development during end-of-season meetings with players. Despite the team's recent success in reaching the postseason and winning a playoff series, Harris urged players to remain hungry and focus on raising their performance levels. The Tigers plan to enhance their roster with external additions, including a right-handed hitter and pitchers, while also prioritizing internal player development. With heightened expectations for the 2025 season, the team aims to build on its young talent and strive for further success.

via Detroit Free Press|
#detroit-tigers#mlb#offseason
sports1 year ago

Tigers' Kerry Carpenter Faces Indefinite Absence Due to Back Fracture

The Detroit Tigers face significant challenges as key players Kerry Carpenter and Mark Canha deal with injuries, potentially sidelining them for extended periods. Carpenter, who has been Detroit's best hitter, is out with a lumbar spine stress fracture, while Canha is day-to-day with a psoas muscle strain. The Tigers, currently fourth in the AL Central, may need to reconsider their strategy for the season, especially with limited plans for significant payroll boosts.

via MLB Trade Rumors|
#detroit-tigers#kerry-carpenter#mark-canha
sports1 year ago

"Gio Urshela's Impact on the Detroit Tigers: A 2024 Roster Projection"

Detroit Tigers newcomer Gio Urshela, signed to a one-year, $1.5 million contract, has the potential to become the everyday third baseman for the team in the 2024 season. While he has a clear pathway to the role due to his hitting ability and defensive skills, the team has not officially anointed him as the everyday third baseman, and his health remains a primary concern following a pelvis injury in 2023. The Tigers are optimistic about his potential impact and are closely monitoring his progress during spring training.

via Detroit Free Press|
#aj-hinch#detroit-tigers#gio-urshela
sports1 year ago

"Tarik Skubal Impresses with 100 MPH Fastball and Refined Pitches"

Under the new regime led by president of baseball operations Scott Harris and chairman/CEO Christopher Ilitch, the Detroit Tigers have undergone significant improvements, including new showers, a performance center, and a revamped clubhouse, with the aim of creating a better environment for the players and attracting free agents. The changes reflect a commitment to supporting the team and enhancing facilities, signaling a shift towards prioritizing player well-being and success.

via Detroit Free Press|
#christopher-ilitch#clubhouse-renovations#detroit-tigers
sports1 year ago

"Can the Detroit Tigers' Pitching Staff Carry Them to Division Victory?"

The Detroit Tigers are unlikely to add any more veteran hitters who would have a regular role in the lineup, as they want to prioritize evaluating their young hitters. President of baseball operations Scott Harris emphasized the need to commit to the team's young talent, who are either already playing or on the verge of debuting in the big leagues. While the Tigers have been linked to some veteran players, it seems unlikely that they will make any significant additions in that regard.

via MLB Trade Rumors|
#detroit-tigers#mlb#scott-harris
sports2 years ago

Jeff Greenberg appointed as Detroit Tigers' new general manager

Jeff Greenberg has been named the new general manager of the Detroit Tigers, becoming the 20th GM in the team's history. Greenberg, who previously worked in the Cubs front office and as associate GM with the NHL's Chicago Blackhawks, will be formally introduced next week. He joins president of baseball operations Scott Harris in leading the Tigers as they aim to bring postseason baseball back to Detroit.

via MLB.com|
#baseball-operations#detroit-tigers#general-manager
sports2 years ago

"MLB Draft 2023: Tigers dominate with high school picks, LSU and Tennessee shine"

The Detroit Tigers focused on drafting young talent in the 2023 MLB Draft, selecting nine high school players out of their 21 picks. This marks a departure from their previous draft strategy under former general manager Al Avila. The Tigers have the second-largest bonus pool in the draft and hope to sign as many players as possible within their slot value. However, it is unlikely that all nine high school players will ultimately sign professional contracts.

via MLive.com|
#detroit-tigers#high-school-players#mlb-draft
sports2 years ago

Detroit Tigers' Draft Picks Indicate Continued Rebuilding Efforts

The Detroit Tigers' decision to select high school outfielder Max Clark with the No. 3 overall pick in the MLB draft suggests that new president Scott Harris believes the team's rebuild is far from over. Despite expectations to choose Wyatt Langford, a top college prospect, Harris took a risk by selecting the 18-year-old Clark, who has impressive high school stats but uncertain power. This decision indicates that Harris is focused on the future and not rushing to make immediate changes to the struggling team's lineup. Tigers fans may have to endure more seasons before seeing a competitive team.

via WDIV ClickOnDetroit|
#detroit-tigers#max-clark#mlb
sports2 years ago

Detroit Tigers make bold picks in 2023 MLB draft, selecting McGonigle and Clark

The Detroit Tigers selected middle infielder Kevin McGonigle with the 37th overall pick in the 2023 MLB draft. McGonigle, a high school prospect, is known for his hit tool and is projected to have a high probability of reaching the big leagues. He lacks some of the skills present in the top-five selections but is praised for his defense and baserunning. Both McGonigle and the Tigers' top pick, Max Clark, have committed to playing SEC ball. They could potentially make it to the big leagues by 2026.

via Bless You Boys|
#detroit-tigers#kevin-mcgonigle#max-clark
sports2 years ago

MLB Draft 2023: Predicting Top Picks and Grading Past Selections

The Detroit Tigers have the third pick in the 2023 MLB Draft and are expected to select one of three high-impact college players: Dylan Crews, Wyatt Langford, or Paul Skenes. The Tigers have the second-largest bonus pool in the draft, approximately $15.7 million, and are positioned to add talent to their farm system. The team's top pick is projected to arrive in Detroit sooner rather than later, with the potential for the outfielders to join the big-league lineup by 2025 and Skenes potentially contributing by 2024.

via MLive.com|
#college-players#detroit-tigers#draft-picks
sports2 years ago

"Tigers' New President Unveils Upgrades for Opening Day at Comerica Park"

Detroit Tigers president Scott Harris showed off the newly renovated outfield wall at Comerica Park, which includes new dimensions and safety-first padding. The changes should lead to more home runs and outfielders robbing home runs. The Tigers also installed new LED lighting and upgraded their concession offerings. The team is expected to log a seventh consecutive losing season, but Harris is excited about the group in the clubhouse and is committed to giving players every resource they need to perform.

via Detroit News|
#comerica-park#detroit-tigers#outfield-wall
sports2 years ago

"Analyzing the Detroit Tigers' 2023 Opening Day Roster Decisions"

The Detroit Tigers have finalized their 26-man Opening Day roster for the 2023 MLB season, with President of baseball operations Scott Harris and manager A.J. Hinch making strategic decisions. The Tigers added relievers Chasen Shreve and Trey Wingenter to the 40-man roster, while Rony García and Edwin Uceta were designated for assignment. Left-handed hitting outfielder Akil Baddoo was optioned to Triple-A Toledo, while Kerry Carpenter became the fourth outfielder on the Opening Day roster. The Tigers will face the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday at Tropicana Field.

via Detroit Free Press|
#chasen-shreve#detroit-tigers#opening-day-roster
sports2 years ago

Insights into Detroit Tigers' Roster Decisions and Additions.

Tigers president Scott Harris and manager AJ Hinch explain the team's roster decisions ahead of Opening Day, including the demotion of outfielder Akil Baddoo. The team opted to keep versatile players who can play multiple positions, including infielders Ryan Kreidler and Zach McKinstry, over Baddoo. The bullpen is also set, with four players making their first Opening Day roster. The Tigers acquired outfielder Grant Witherspoon from the Rays in a minor-league trade. Eduardo Rodriguez will start the opener against the Rays on Thursday.

via Detroit News|
#akil-baddoo#detroit-tigers#opening-day