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Tigers general manager Al Avila will do his "due diligence" to see if signing the 32-year-old brother of Detroit outfielder Justin Upton makes sense, according to multiple reports.
The Detroit Tigers announced their 25-man roster for 2017 Opening Day on Sunday with few surprises.
The Tigers might still be interested in finding an everyday player to patrol the expanses of the Comerica Park outfield.
The team announced the rest of it starting pitching rotation after its final Spring Training game against the Miami Marlins on Saturday.
Manager Brad Ausmus said before the team's final Spring Training series on Friday that youngster JaCoby Jones will man the position to start the season and split time with utility man Andrew Romine.
The Tigers are going to beat the Mets in the 2017 World Series -- according to Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo, at least.
When a pack of bees swarmed the field, the Rockies and Padres didn't seem to know what to do.
Nicholas Castellanos bristles at the notion that Miguel Cabrera, who slugged 38 home runs and racked up 108 RBI in 2016, is coming off a down season.
J.D. Martinez will begin the season in an all-too-familiar place.
The Mariners are looking to break a playoff drought of 15 seasons and a young close could help their cause.
Anibal Sanchez is headed for a long relief role in the Tigers' bullpen.
Blake Treinen will begin the season as the closer for the Washington Nationals, even though he has only one big league save.
The team announced the deal Thursday and planned a news conference later in the day.
In a ritual that began last season, the Giants award a golden urinal at the end of each regular season series to their most hydrated player.
The Astros took a step back last season after a playoffs run in 2015, they hope to get back with some help from their young third baseman.
The A's are coming off a rough 2016 but there was a bright spot in young Ryon Healy. They hope that he is their third baseman of the future.
The Tigers made a baseball decision -- not a business one.
Amid all the local prognostications surrounding the Tigers this time of year, it can be helpful to consider a national perspective.
The Rangers hope to represent the AL in the World Series and they'll look for some help from another young outfielder.
LF Tim Tebow went 0 for 4, striking out swinging twice against Washington's NL Cy Young winner Max Scherzer.
Raburn played seven years for Detroit and three for Cleveland before moving to the National League last season.
Somewhere along the line, at some point on the way to a historic World Series title, Kris Bryant and the Chicago Cubs figured out how much they enjoyed winning together at the big league level.
Veteran reliever Joe Nathan has been released by the Washington Nationals, ending his bid to make the team a week before opening day.
It's no secret the Cleveland Indians want to sign All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor to a long-term contract.
