The Detroit Tigers may be harder to find on your local cable package in 2026. Friend reports the Tigers are expected to move to MLB Media, meaning their broadcasting rights will be owned by the league ...

The Detroit Tigers are officially splitting with FanDuel Sports Network, and the Detroit Red Wings will follow soon after. As announced by Ilitch Sports and Entertainment (IS+E) on Monday, Feb. 9, ...

Joe Buczek is manager of digital content and promotion at CBS Detroit. He previously worked at WWTV, the Grand Traverse Insider, the Leader and the Kalkaskian, the Oakland Press and the Morning Sun.

DETROIT – Fans of the Detroit Tigers and Red Wings are finally learning how they’ll be able to watch their teams during the upcoming seasons. With regional sports networks like FanDuel Sports Network ...

The Detroit Tigers are officially moving their broadcasts MLB Media – but what exactly does that mean? Ilitch Sports and Entertainment (IS+E) announced on Monday, Feb. 9, that Tigers broadcasts will ...

The Detroit Tigers just made one of the loudest statements of the MLB offseason. The deal carries historic weight. Valdez’s contract sets a new record for highest average annual value ever for a ...

LAKELAND, Fla. -- Now we know why the Detroit Tigers have been stockpiling starting pitchers. Right-hander Reese Olson, an important part of the Tigers’ rotation for the last three seasons, was placed ...

The Detroit Tigers pulled off a stunning move by signing Framber Valdez to alter their entire situation of their starting rotation. The Detroit Tigers caused a massive surprise on Wednesday evening ...

DETROIT, MI - AUGUST 20: Starting pitcher Justin Verlander #35 of the Detroit Tigers throws in the first inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers during a MLB game at Comerica Park on August 20, 2017 in ...

The Detroit Tigers’ aggressive decision to sign Framber Valdez to a three-year, $115 million contract did more than strengthen their rotation—it publicly confirmed what league observers had already ...

Lakeland, Fla. — It always seemed like a pipe dream. Justin Verlander coming back to Detroit, a storybook, full-circle ending to his first-ballot, Hall of Fame-worthy career. Too good to be true.