Led by the Los Angeles Dodgers and Detroit Tigers, these five teams ended up losing Thursday's MLB trade deadline.

On deadline day, the Tigers added starting pitcher Charlie Morton from the Baltimore Orioles, and relievers Paul Seawald of ...

Detroit Tigers personnel chief Scott Harris didn't act like he's primed to win a World Series this year with mild ...

The Tigers added a flurry of new arms to their organization. It could make for another creative approach to pitching down the ...

"First off, across the game, that was crazy," Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch said. "Every minute, it felt like another ...

On "Days of Roar," Evan Petzold walks listeners through trade deadline comments made by Detroit Tigers president of baseball ...

The Detroit Tigers had a largely underwhelming trade deadline this week, failing to land any of the big names they have been linked to all season long. Though s ...

Now that the dust has settled on the 2025 MLB trade deadline and we've dissected all the biggest blockbuster deals of the ...

Detroit Tigers' Scott Harris: "We'll see if I got it right, but that's what I was thinking about when we got deep into talks with those bigger names." ...

One of the biggest splashes of the day was the Houston Astros trading for Carlos Correa to bring him back to Houston from the Minnesota Twins. The Twins had a full-fledged fire sale and will have a ...

Detroit focused on strengthening its pitching at the trade deadline, bringing in closer Kyle Finnegan from the Washington Nationals, right-hander Codi Heuer from the Texas Rangers, and veteran Charlie ...

The MLB trade deadline bolstered an already elite Padres bullpen and added more questions about the Tigers' relievers.