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The month of May has come and gone, but before we move on to June, it’s time to honor last month’s standout players. Here are the Players of the Month presented by Chevrolet, Pitchers of the Month, Rookies of the Month and Relievers of the Month Award winners for May, as announced on MLB Network

This story was excerpted from Jason Beck’s Tigers Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. A week ago, my MLB.com colleague Mark Feinsand wrote about the Tigers’ potential conundrum with Eduardo Rodriguez who could be the top starting pitcher on the trade market. If the Tigers

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When MLB moved the Draft to All-Star Week in 2021 in an attempt to increase the event’s popularity, the shift also added a month to the process. So rather than clubs having their boards mostly set by now, everything is in flux with the Draft still five-plus weeks away. The consensus top five prospects remain

Summer is synonymous with baseball, and as the weather starts to heat up, there’s no better time to subscribe to MLB.TV, which you can take advantage of with a seven-day risk-free trial. Starting today, MLB’s streaming service has a new low price — $119.99 for a yearly subscription, which enables you to stream every out-of-market

A Draft requires more than five years before we can make a final judgment as to how well (or poorly) picks played out. But it’s already safe to say that the 2018 Draft hasn’t turned out as expected to this point. The first seven picks — Casey Mize (Tigers), Joey Bart (Giants), Alec Bohm (Phillies),

DETROIT — The first ball Jake Marisnick saw as a Tiger was a 417-foot drive from Rangers leadoff hitter Marcus Semien on Wednesday afternoon. Marisnick chased it to the depths of left-center field, bouncing lightly off the fence after making the catch. “Wasn’t too bad, had a little give to it,” Marisnick said with a

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DETROIT — For the second time in 15 months, the Tigers have lost promising young outfielder Riley Greene to a freak injury. This time, they lose him just as he was emerging as the key cog in the Tigers’ resurgence in the American League Central. What looked initially like a minor injury on Tuesday night

DETROIT — The sight of Miguel Cabrera rumbling around third base trying to score from second on a single on Tuesday night looked like a flashback. He was notorious for running through stop signs thrown up by third-base coaches during his younger, spryer years, but he hadn’t attempted to score from second this season, stop

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The Tigers’ starting rotation took a blow on Tuesday, when Opening Day starter Eduardo Rodriguez was placed on the 15-day injured list with a left index finger pulley rupture. The team also placed outfielder Matt Vierling on the 10-day injured list with low back soreness. Both moves are retroactive to Monday. Rodriguez has been one of

This story was excerpted from Jason Beck’s Tigers Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. DETROIT — Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris sounded bold in March when he discussed acquiring Zach McKinstry from the Cubs. “Zach has dominated Minor League pitching since