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Tigers President Addresses Team Missing Out on Alex Bregman in Free Agency

The Tigers offered Bregman a six-year deal before he chose to sign with the Boston Red Sox.

Sports Illustrated

Tigers Exec Awkwardly Responds to Reported Interest in Paul Goldschmidt Live on Air

Scott Harris was asked about Goldschmidt while on-air.

Sports Illustrated

Trump’s tariff plan will send prices ‘through the roof’, warn US firms

US manufacturers are bracing for disruption and sounding the alarm that customers will be hit by price increases

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Tigers All-Star Tarik Skubal May Be the Answer for Dodgers, Orioles at Trade Deadline

The lefty could spark a bidding war as teams look to make a run this October, but will Detroit be tempted to part with its ace?

Sports Illustrated

New weight loss drugs are on the way — and the health benefits are even more promising

New drugs could improve liver and heart function while reducing side effects such as muscle loss and nausea common to existing medications

The Independent UK

Tigers Bolster Pitching Staff with Shelby Miller's Versatility

Get ready for some creative pitching as the Detroit Tigers add Shelby Miller to their versatile bullpen. With a mix of new pitches, Miller is set to make a...

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Chris McCosky: Return of Skubal, Rodriguez could signal start of 2nd-half facelift for Tigers

DETROIT — It might not look or feel like it when you’re sitting nine games under .500 and the oddsmakers give you a less than 3% chance of making the playoffs, but the Tigers weathered the storm that battered them throughout the month of June.

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One million TikTok followers and the ‘non-league Haaland’: The incredible story of the teenagers who bought Walton & Hersham

The Surrey-based club have aspirations of reaching the National League, having already disrupted the status quo

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DOJ: Alabama ignored sewer issues, harmed Black residents

The U.S. Department of Justice says an environmental justice probe found Alabama engaged in a pattern of inaction and neglect regarding the risks of raw sewage for residents in an impoverished county

The Independent UK

Bob Wojnowski: New-look Tigers embrace Opening Day joy, hunger to deliver more

DETROIT — New front office, new players, new ballpark dimensions, new bright LED lighting. Even the smell of fresh white paint in the sleek, refurbished clubhouse.

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If you're not good, at least be interesting: Five Tigers storylines to watch in 2023

DETROIT — Finally.

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Veteran Jonathan Davis could add balance, depth to Tigers' left-handed heavy outfield mix

LAKELAND, Fla. — All this stuff will shake out by the end of spring training. Shoot, by then, some new players could be added to the mix, completely throwing these early calculations out of whack.

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Chris McCosky: Are Tigers walking thin line between diverse instruction, paralysis by analysis?

DETROIT — I’ve been carrying around these quotes from agent Scott Boras since he spoke at the general managers’ meetings in Las Vegas in November. His words struck me at the time as extremely relevant to the Tigers, and even more so since manager AJ Hinch and president Scott Harris…

Tribune News Service

The shift hits the ban

MLB outlawed extreme infield shifts, so will outfielders be used to circumvent the rule change?

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Chris McCosky: Face it, bulk of Tigers' offensive growth in '23 will have to come from within

DETROIT — Preaching patience to Tigers fans is a waste of time. Rightfully so. The paying customers have been asked to be patient for far too long.

Tribune News Service

Matthew Boyd returns to Tigers on one-year, $10 million deal

DETROIT — The likelihood of a Matthew Boyd reunion in Detroit grew infinitely stronger the day Scott Harris was hired as the Tigers president of baseball operations.

Chicago Tribune

Who will be the next Chicago White Sox manager? Here are 12 potential candidates.

The Tony La Russa 2.0 era is ending. So who will be the next Chicago White Sox manager?

Tribune News Service

Ian aftermath even harder to fix with supply chain tattered

The difficult job of rebuilding communities pummeled by Hurricane Ian is expected to be made even worse by a problem that’s lingered since the early days of the pandemic: snarled supply chains.

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Supreme Court Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson gets formal induction before the new term

Ahead of the Supreme Court's term beginning next week, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson participated in a short, formal investiture ceremony on Friday.

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With new boss on board, Tigers get the job done in Baltimore again

BALTIMORE — Tigers manager AJ Hinch called his new boss Monday night.

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Gabe Kapler: Tigers' new president is 'very, very driven,' and values other people's opinions

DETROIT — Gabe Kapler first met new Tigers president Scott Harris in the fall of 2019, when Kapler was interviewing for the Chicago Cubs' managerial opening.

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Villar, Hjelle lead way as SF Giants clean up play to beat Rockies

No need for a “minor miracle” Tuesday night.

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Tyler Alexander flirts with a no-hitter as Tigers blitz Orioles, 11-0

BALTIMORE — The rather sudden hiring of Scott Harris as president of baseball operations wasn't the only plot twist Monday night.

Tribune News Service

Tigers to hire Giants' GM Scott Harris as president of baseball operations

BALTIMORE — The Tigers have their new boss.

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Despite losing federal money, California is still testing uninsured residents for COVID — for now

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California is still offering free COVID-19 testing to uninsured residents even though the federal government ran out of money to pay for it.

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