Tigers Agree To Terms With Six Players On Minor League Contracts For 2016 Season
The Detroit Tigers announced today that the club has agreed to terms on minor league contracts for the 2016 season with six players.
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The Detroit Tigers announced today that the club has agreed to terms on minor league contracts for the 2016 season with six players.
We saw hirings and firings, a teenager taking over hockey, a flurry of yellow flags, a Hail Mary, a botched punt and, oh yeah, the Red Wings still haven't missed the playoffs.
The Detroit Tigers announced today that the club has traded lefthanded pitcher Kyle Lobstein to the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for cash considerations.
The Indians have signed veteran free agent left-handers Tom Gorzelanny and Joe Thatcher to minor league contracts and invited them to spring training.
Utilityman Mike Aviles can earn $300,000 in performance bonuses as part of his $2 million, one-year contract with the Detroit Tigers.
Tigers general manager Al Avila said earlier in the offseason that the team was looking to add a utility player who could play both infield and outfield positions.
"I know they're gonna score a ton of runs, so I know if we do our job on our end … we should have a winning season."
A video surfaced Saturday night of the pitcher starting a brawl in a winter league game when he attempted to pick-off Pirates prospect Jose Osuna.
The Detroit Tigers today announced the club's exhibition game schedule for 2016 Spring Training in Lakeland, Florida.
he Detroit Tigers announced today that the club has agreed to terms on minor league contracts for the 2016 season with 17 players.
Headlined by Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera and J.D. Martinez, the event will feature appearances by more than 30 Tigers players, coaches and alumni.
"It (might) be something that goes into the rest of the winter, I don't know," he said.
The 2,600 square foot house has 3 bedrooms and 3 baths.
The Tigers have been searching for a left-handed reliever to fill out the rest of their bullpen, and the Yankees' Justin Wilson could be that player.
"Starting pitching, we can say we're happy with the way it is right now."
