Dillon Dingler ropes a two-run double to left field and puts the Tigers on the board with an early lead in the bottom of the ...

The Tigers selected a left-handed-hitting high school shortstop with their top Draft pick for the second consecutive year, ...

Tate Southisene didn’t begin playing the shortstop position before this year and his swing isn’t necessarily one you would use as a training tool. But his athleticism, power potential and bloodlines l ...

The Cubs’ recent track record in the MLB Draft has been identifying players who have the potential to climb quickly to the big leagues. That trend continued on Sunday night, when Chicago grabbed ...

When the Mariners were the sport’s biggest winners in last offseason’s MLB Draft lottery, they knew they’d have the chance at selecting one of the very best prospects in the 2025 class with the No. 3 ...

The Nationals had the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft for the first time in 15 years, and with the coveted selection, they chose the youngest prospect in the class. The Nats picked shortstop ...

Tigers turn a stellar double play that starts with a smooth glove flip from Javier Báez to escape a bases-loaded jam in the top of the 8th inning ...

Right-hander Tyler Bremner pitched with plenty of emotion this season during his junior year at UC Santa Barbara, as his mother Jennifer’s health worsened after a five-year battle with breast cancer ...

Ethan Holliday was almost 8 months old when his father, Matt Holliday, and his big brother, Jackson – then 4 years old but aware – were on the infield at Coors Field celebrating the Rockies’ ...

The Brewers selected University of Tennessee third baseman Andrew Fischer in the first round of the 2025 MLB Draft, marking the second straight season they’ve used a premium pick for a power-hitting ...

Jack Flaherty records a strikeout then induces a double play to escapes bases loaded jam in the top of the 1st inning ...

The Tigers’ clubhouse was a bevy of activity in the wake of Sunday’s 8-4 loss to the Mariners – not in transactions, but in travel. While a half-dozen Tigers players prepared for a flight to Atlanta ...