Tigers 2020 projected payroll: Lowest in a decade? - mlive.com
The club will no longer have to suffer the indignity of paying $8 million annually to the Astros to defray Justin Verlander’s contract.
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Inbox: Will Tigers use Norris-VerHagen opener?
We received more questions for the first offseason Inbox last week than we had room or time to answer. So this week, here are the leftovers:
Tigers payroll projected under $90 million entering the offseason
The Tigers’ payroll is currently at its lowest level since 2006.
Tigers arbitration estimates: Who will be back and how much will they make? - mlive.com
The Detroit Tigers would have to spend about $20 million if they wanted to keep all their arbitration-eligible players in 2020.
Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2020
As explained here, Matt Swartz and MLB Trade Rumors have developed an accurate model to project arbitration salaries. This is …
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Tigers' Beau Burrows works to get back on path to Detroit after injury-riddled season
Beau Burrows pitched at Triple-A Toledo and in 15 games had a 5.51 ERA., with the former first-round pick dealing with biceps and oblique injuries.
2019 Tigers report card: Pitching wasn't great, but reinforcements on the way - mlive.com
Injuries prevented the staff from building on some of the small gains from 2018.
The Detroit News' 2019 Detroit Tigers final grades
Expect the Tigers to do some significant tilling of the 40-man roster this off-season to make room for either possible free agents or a few more prospects
Looking ahead to shaping Tigers' 2020 roster
Is this the offseason that the Tigers start pursuing top free-agent players again? In a word, no. Though owner Christopher Ilitch and general manager Al Avila insist they’ll expand payroll to bring in impact veterans when the time is ready, that...
Tigers probably can’t get worse, but improvement in 2020 will be tall order - mlive.com
A sober review of the roster offers few reasons for encouragement that 2020 will be markedly better than the club’s 47-114 record in 2019.
Brian Bannister, Andrew Cashner, and Rick Porcello on Developing Their Changeups
Three pitchers -- two current, and one who is now a VP of Pitching Development -- discuss the art of the changeup.
McCosky: Maybe in 10 years we will look back on 2019 Tigers and laugh
Niko Goodrum's 'Jose Canseco' moment may have been the quintessential play of the 2019 season.