With the first major shot fired in the free agent market, the Tigers netted right handed starter Jordan Zimmermann, formerly of the Washington Nationals. ESPN’s Keith Law had Zimmermann rated as the 17th best free agent available with Jim Bowden having Jordan as high as 6th. In Bowden’s article on ESPN, pricing out the top…
With the 2015 season being a major let down for the Tigers, there were plenty of areas to focus with the bullpen being a major dumpster fire. The trades of to-be free agents David Price, Yoenis Cespedes, and Joakim Soria netted some help, but upgrades will be needed without a doubt. GM Al Avila has…
It’s no secret that Detroit has a lot of money tied up the next 3-4 years, but what does that look like? Currently moving in free-agency and pre-arbitration the 2016 payroll is already at a whopping $111.8 million dollars and that’s before guys like J.D. Martinez and Jose Iglesias get their salary bumps, along with 3…
Wondering who’s out there for the Tigers or another team to sign, here’s a preliminary list of free agents, minus guys like Edwin Encarnacion and Jose Bautista who I think their clubs will pick up their options. The Tigers are most likely in the market for two starting pitchers, at least two bullpen arms, and…
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