Lance Parrish, a Detroit Tigers legend, praises catcher Dillon Dinglers Gold Glove win and shares insights on the teams past and present. Parrish believes Lou Whitaker deserves a Hall of Fame spot, highlighting his superior WAR statistics compared to enshrined second basemen. Parrishs comments emphasize the enduring connection between former players and their teammates, celebrating current successes while providing historical context.

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The Detroit Tigers have secured a one-year, $1.1575 million contract with pitcher Beau Brieske, avoiding arbitration for the second consecutive year. The 27-year-old right-hander, who has a career 4.14 ERA, will be with the team through the 2026 season. Despite a challenging 2025 season, Brieske has shown promise, with a 3.60 ERA in 2023 and a 3.59 ERA in 2024, including six postseason appearances with just one hit allowed.

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Former Yankee Cameron Maybin suggests Yankees pursue Detroit Tigers Tarik Skubal, believing it would create one of the best pitching rotations. Skubal, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, is highly sought after. If Tigers move on, theyll aim for a substantial trade package.

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The Detroit Tigers made roster decisions, not offering Andy Ibáñez a new contract, and reaching agreements with Matt Vierling, Jake Rogers, and Beau Brieske, avoiding arbitration. Ibáñezs departure leaves an open spot, potentially allowing the team to add a free agent or claim a player in the Rule Five draft. Despite his recent struggles, Ibáñez is remembered for his impactful moments, including a game-winning hit in the 2024 Wild Card series. His journey to the majors began in 2014 after leaving Cuba, inspired by his experience in the World Baseball Classic.

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The Detroit Tigers have made significant roster decisions, tendering contracts to eleven arbitration-eligible players for the 2026 season, including key figures like Tarik Skubal, Casey Mize, and Riley Greene. The team avoided arbitration with three players by agreeing to their salaries beforehand. Infielder Andy Ibáñez was not tendered a contract, becoming a free agent. The Tigers now need to finalize agreements with the remaining eight arbitration-eligible players by January 8th, with a projected total commitment of around $124 million for the 2026 season.

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The Detroit Tigers have released infielder Andy Ibáñez and three other arbitration-eligible players, saving approximately $7.45 million. Ibáñez, who hit a three-run double in the 2024 postseason, was projected to earn $1.8 million but saw his numbers decline against left-handed pitchers. The team tendered contracts to eleven other arbitration-eligible players, including key players like Tarik Skubal, Casey Mize, and Riley Greene.

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The Detroit Tigers are contemplating a crucial decision regarding their star pitcher, Tarik Skubal, whos in his final contract year. The team is eager to retain him, but if hes traded or leaves via free agency, theyll need to bolster their rotation. This offseason presents an opportunity to add depth, with several talented pitchers available. One potential target is Max Scherzer, a three-time Cy Young Award winner, who could provide valuable experience and skill. Signing Scherzer to a one-year deal could help bridge the gap while younger pitchers develop, offering mentorship and guidance to the team.

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Jake Rogers secures new contract with Detroit Tigers, avoiding arbitration; Dingler to start, Rogers to backup, ensuring stability behind the plate for the 2026 season.

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The Detroit Tigers have signed right-handed reliever Beau Brieske to a one-year, $1.157 million contract for the 2026 season, avoiding arbitration. Brieske, 27, had a challenging 2025 season with performance issues and injuries. He will receive a $132,500 raise from his 2025 salary of $1 million. The Tigers will retain control over Brieske through the 2028 season. In 2025, Brieske had a 6.55 ERA with the Tigers and was sidelined with a right forearm strain. He was drafted in the 27th round in 2019 and has a 4.14 ERA in 206.1 innings over 108 games, including 29 starts.

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The Detroit Tigers have made strategic moves before the non-tender deadline, securing three key players. Catcher Jake Rogers, known for his leadership and receiving skills, signed a $3.05 million deal. Right-handed pitcher Beau Brieske agreed to a $1.1575 million salary, offering pitching depth and flexibility. Matt Vierling, a versatile utility player, signed for $3.255 million, providing solid hitting, fielding, and running abilities across multiple positions. The team also non-tendered Andy Ibáñez, prioritizing pitching and incremental progress over flashy acquisitions.

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