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One MLB insider believes the Detroit Tigers could be gaining a veteran pitcher with Detroit roots this offseason.
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It's been all quiet between the Detroit Tigers and this star, but the longer it goes, the more real it could become.
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The Detroit Tigers need help all over the place if they want to make it to the World Series next year.
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The Central Division is dominating the NHL in the latest power rankings.
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The Detroit Tigers organization would be entirely grateful to Santa for a few hitters.
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The Detroit Tigers had a promising 2025 season, including the continued success of their ace who built off an already productive 2024.
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The Detroit Tigers have one of the best prospects in baseball and this one statistic explains why he could play in the Majors in 2026.
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The Detroit Tigers put together a strong bullpen so far this winter, and in doing so, they may end up setting a Major League record just by starting the year.
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