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In 2025, the Tigers will open their season with a three-game series at Dodger Stadium, March 27-30. They head to the west coast after that, and take on the Mariners for a three-game series. The Tiger's home opening day will be on April 4, 2025. They will host the Chicago White Sox for three games. 

The Tigers are a team with a rich history of winning. Their last pennant win came just ten years ago. It's one of eleven pennant wins that go as far back as 1907. The Tigers also have seven division titles and four World Series victories to boast about. 

Tigers Make Playoffs in 2024

In 2024, the Tigers overall record was 86-76. That was good enough for a Wild Card spot in the playoffs. They would defeat the Astros in two games and moved on to play the Cleveland Guardians in the divisional round. Detroit won games two and three, but lost the final two games and bowed out. Fans were excited to be in the playoffs after a ten-year drought. The team relied its roster of young talent to get them to the playoffs, and they don't plan to make any major free-agent acquisitions during the off-season.

Tigers 2023 Recap

The 2023 Tigers came up short for the playoffs but improved their record to 78-84. That was a 12-win improvement overall. The team had a slightly better road game record vs. home game record. Reese Olson, Tarik Skubal, and Spencer Torkelson performed very well in 2023. Jake Rogers and Javier Baez were two veteran players who helped keep the team in the playoff hunt. 

Manager A.J. Hinch stated in October of 2023 that he plans to stay on for the next season. His relationship with Scott Harris, president of baseball operations is quite positive. That should keep the team moving in the right direction during the upcoming offseason. When fans look back at the Tigers biggest challenges last season, the injury bug comes to mind. Riley Green's injury, along with Eduardo Rodriguez's situation certainly cast a shadow over the summer months. Things were looking up in April and May. The struggles started in June, with a nine-game losing streak and just one victory in the next eleven games. The team played .500 baseball after that, so there wasn't much of a recovery. 

Detroit Tigers 2022 Season in Review

This was a year for rebuilding. The Tigers found themselves with a final record of 66-96, which was 26 games behind the division-leading Cleveland Guardians. They finished just one game ahead of the Royals, and twelve games behind the Minnesota Twins. 

Manager A.J. Hinch will lead the team in 2023. Top players for the season included Javier Baez, Eric Haase, Riley Greene, Willi Castro, Tarik Skubal, and Jose Cisnero. Baez played in 144 games in 2022, with 555 at-bats. He had 132 hits and 67 RBIs. His batting average was .238 with 17 home runs for the year. Haase played in 110 games, with 322 at-bats. He hit 14 home runs and finished the year with a .254 batting average. Greene played in 93 games with 376 at-bats. He batted .253 for the season, with 95 hits and five home runs. Castro played in 112 games, with 365 at-bats. He had 88 hits, eight home runs, and 15 walks. Skubal had a WAR of 1.2, with seven wins, eight losses, and an ERA of 3.52. Jose Cisnero finished the season with a WAR of 0.9, a single win, and an ERA of 1.08. He pitched in 28 games in 2022. 

Tigers 2021 Season Recap

In 2021, the Detroit Tigers final record was 77-85, putting them in third place in the American League Central division, above the Royals and Minnesota Twins. The team took no time off to ponder their position, hiring Ryan Sienko as catching coordinator. The team is also making major changes to its development staff. Detroit hopes to have solid output from Robbie Grossman again in 2022. The Tigers brought in a new pitching coach and director of pitching development. This team may still be in rebuild mode but is moving in the right direction.  

2019 Tigers Review

The Detroit Tigers won 47 games in 2019, giving them room for growth. As they are in the early stages of a rebuild, the Tigers made just a few moves this offseason to improve the team and decided to hold back for future opportunities In December, they added catcher Austin Romine, second baseman Jonathan Schoop, and first baseman C.J. Cron on one-year contracts. They also added right-handed pitcher Zach Godley via a minor league contract. In January they settled arbitration with right-handed pitcher Michael Fulmer, left-handed pitcher Matthew Boyd, right-handed pitcher Buck Farmer, outfielder JaCoby Jones, and left-handed pitcher Daniel Norris. They also added right-handed pitcher Ivan Nova on a one-year contract and traded left-handed pitcher Matt Hall for catcher Jhon Nunez.

They also added right-handed pitcher Alex Wilson and Infielder Jordy Mercer on minor league contracts. The Tigers plan to sit back and let these young players develop. For example, their prized prospect, right-handed pitcher Casey Mize, is expected to make his major league debut later this season. Mize is considered to be the best right-handed pitching prospect in baseball. In addition, they do hold the top draft choice this June, which they are expected to use on Vanderbilt shortstop Austin Martin. The franchise is in the early stages of a long rebuild; in baseball, rebuilds can take years. However, they can also be fun to watch.