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Tigers Acquire Kyle Finnegan

By Nick Deeds | July 31, 2025 at 11:38am CDT

The Tigers announced the acquisition of right-hander Kyle Finnegan from the Nationals. Detroit sent righty pitching prospects Josh Randall and R.J. Sales back to Washington. The Tigers transferred newly-acquired reliever Paul Sewald to the 60-day injured list in a corresponding roster move. Sewald has been out since mid-July with a shoulder strain and is not expected back until the middle of September.

Finnegan, 33, has been the Nationals’ primary closer in each of the past three seasons after sharing the role with Brad Hand and Tanner Rainey in 2021 and ’22. A 2024 All-Star, the righty has racked up 108 saves over the past five seasons but does not have the elite run prevention numbers typically associated with the closer role. For his career, he’s posted a 3.66 ERA and 4.16 FIP across 329 1/3 innings of work. Those numbers have been trending downward as well, with a 3.87 ERA and 4.24 FIP since the start of the 2023 season. He’s struck out just 21.5% of batters in that time while walking 8.6%, and while his walk rate has stayed steady this year his strikeouts have dipped further to a clip of just 19.6%.

Overall, it’s closer to a middle relief profile than that of a top-of-the-line closer, but Finnegan’s experience in the ninth inning could still be valuable for a club like the Tigers without an established ninth-inning guy. Will Vest is currently getting the majority of the opportunities in the ninth, but perhaps Finnegan could help ease the load on Vest’s shoulders. There are some things to like in Finnegan’s numbers this season, as well; he’s generating grounders at a strong 48.2% clip, his 64.1% strand rate suggests poor sequencing luck that could lend to strong results going forward, and his 38.8% hard-hit rate is his best figure since 2021.

Finnegan joins what increasingly appears to be a bulk approach to overhauling the bullpen in Detroit. In addition to the veteran closer, the Tigers have traded for Randy Dobnak, Rafael Montero, and Paul Sewald to bolster their bullpen in recent days. Dobnak and Montero are both generally regarded as fringe relievers at this stage of their careers, while Sewald has impressive strikeout rates and closing experience but is expected to be on the injured list with a shoulder strain until September.

Finnegan figures to be the most impactful piece of the group, but he’s a clear step down from some of the more well-regarded arms that have been bandied about as available this summer like David Bednar and Pete Fairbanks, to say nothing of elite closers like Jhoan Duran and Mason Miller who have already been moved. That’s not to say a bigger splash couldn’t be coming down the pipeline at some point before the deadline this afternoon, but with the price tag on top relievers soaring it’s at least possible that Scott Harris’s front office isn’t interested in giving up top talent to acquire bullpen help.

They managed to avoid paying a premium for Finnegan’s services in this deal. In exchange for Finnegan, the Nationals will receive a pair of pitching prospects. Randall is the headliner of the pair, ranked as Detroit’s 15th best prospect by MLB Pipeline. A 22-year-old who was recently promoted to High-A, Detroit’s third-round pick from the 2024 draft has posted a 3.92 ERA in 17 starts across the Single- and High-A levels this year. While Randall is currently starting, there’s some relief risk in his profile due to questions on whether or not his changeup will develop. Sales, meanwhile, was the club’s tenth-round pick in last season’s draft and is unranked within the Tigers’ top 30 prospects at Pipeline.

After posting solid numbers for UNC Wilmington as an amateur, Sales has 2.71 ERA in 66 1/3 innings of work so far this year while striking out 24.1% of his opponents. Both Sales and Randall figure to be in the mix to help out the Nationals’ pitching staff as soon as late next year, though it would hardly be a shock if either hurler didn’t debut until 2027. They join infield prospect Ronny Cruz and outfield prospect Christian Franklin as deadline additions for the Nats after that duo was acquired from the Cubs in exchange for right-hander Michael Soroka last night. Right-hander Clayton Beeter and outfield prospect Browm Martinez have also joined the organization in recent days after the Yankees swung a deal with D.C. to acquire Amed Rosario.

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic first reported the Tigers were acquiring Finnegan. Andrew Golden of The Washington Post had the return. Image courtesy of Jeff Curry, Imagn Images.

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  1. HopefulTwinsFan

    11 hours ago

    Born in Detroit, too.

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    • tigers182

      11 hours ago

      And they added veteran depth in Toledo

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      • tigers182

        11 hours ago

        Wrong person

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    • gbs42

      10 hours ago

      Was he born and raised in south Detroit?

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      • drewnats33

        10 hours ago

        Then he took the midnight train going anywhere.

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      • grandpaboy

        10 hours ago

        “Born and raised in South Detroit?”

        aka Windsor.

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  2. ChetLemonaid

    11 hours ago

    It’s happening!!!

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  3. chandlerbing

    11 hours ago

    Considering how good vest has been
    And how many blown saves for finnegan
    Finn will likely set up

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    • Logjammer D'Baggagecling

      11 hours ago

      Not too long ago. I think it was before the ASG break. It took him 11 pitches to blow a save and then lose the game to Milwaukee. My point is he’s definitely not gonna be the closer. It might be a Craig Kimbrel or Josh Hader type of thing where’s he’s gonna be worse as the set up man.

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      • stymeedone

        9 hours ago

        Way to go glass half empty. It could be Finnegan does better in the set up role. I really don’t understand the Tigers pursuit of an all star closer. Vest has been awesome in the role. Going after set up guys made more sense, and they’d be cheaper in trade. I’m more concerned about how Vest would react to being removed from the closer position, when he has done everything right.

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        • Logjammer D'Baggagecling

          9 hours ago

          It’s not that I’m a glass half empty. I’m a Cubs fan so before that blown save I would’ve gladly taken him for my team. It just left a sour taste in my mouth under the circumstances because had he got the save the NL Central would’ve been much different going into the break.

          I’m a full glass cup guy. Being half empty isn’t much different to half full. The cup is still only half way filled.

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  4. billbraskey

    11 hours ago

    This is the worst

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  5. t0bIe1CaN0bI

    11 hours ago

    Now we’re talking.
    What a “relief”
    7th Hilton/Kahnle
    8th Vest/Finn
    9th Finn/Vest
    I can dig it.
    Let’s get Merrill Kelly and I’m good.

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    • DirtyDavis

      10 hours ago

      Bullpen is stronger than it was yesterday. Add sewald in there for middle relief too and it’s not too bad. Kahnle is an absolute stud

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      • t0bIe1CaN0bI

        10 hours ago

        Kahnle has been struggling bad lately. Last 2 innings, 2 homers allowed and that was just this week.

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      • myaccount2

        10 hours ago

        Kahnle and his 4.81 ERA/4.53 xERA/5.02 FIP/3.3 BB/9 : 7.5K/9/1.7 HR/9 is a stud?

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        • Jubilation

          10 hours ago

          A good part of that is a 5er 0ip outing. He has struggled of late but before that he was money.

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        • myaccount2

          10 hours ago

          The Mariners touched him up for b2b 0.0 IP games in which he gave up 3 and 4 ER, as well. Looking at the game logs, you’re right, he was pitching very well April, May, and June, then had about as poor of a July as a reliever can have (.421/.511/.921 opponent triple slash for a 19.64 ERA).

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        • DirtyDavis

          9 hours ago

          Every player hits rough patches. Kahnle is being used too much. He has as many appearances right now than all of last year. Kahnle is great, adding Finnegan and eventually sewald will cut his appearances

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    • believeitornot

      10 hours ago

      I had worries even with a three run lead for him. He did lose some of them.

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  6. Motor City Beach Bum

    11 hours ago

    Good pickup. Hope they didn’t give up too much. RH bat and starting pitcher next?

    Reply
  7. deepseamonster32

    11 hours ago

    5 hours, 20 minutes remain. The final sprint to the deadline hath begun.

    Reply
  8. last

    11 hours ago

    Any opportunity you have to acquire a mediocre-to-bad reliever, you have to take it

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    • Brett Baty’s Bat

      10 hours ago

      They are cornering the market on mediocre bullpen depth pieces.

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  9. seamaholic 2

    11 hours ago

    Why are the Tigers filling their pen with old relievers having off years?

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    • t0bIe1CaN0bI

      11 hours ago

      Cause Fetters is gonna sprinkle the fairy dust on em.. duh

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    • ljsmith11

      10 hours ago

      To give you stunning to talk about

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      • Brett Baty’s Bat

        10 hours ago

        I’m stunned.

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    • Col_chestbridge

      10 hours ago

      Genuinely, what the hell are they doing? As a Guards fan I was surprised anyone wanted Sewald at all. I think they’ve somehow made themselves a *worse* team with these deals.

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  10. Asfan0780

    11 hours ago

    Miller would be a tiger if they gave up Clark or mcgonigle

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    • hottakesonly

      10 hours ago

      You can have Bednar for Clark.

      Reply
      • roddy9

        10 hours ago

        Clark is going nowhere at least not for Bedner even up

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        • hottakesonly

          10 hours ago

          I know that lol. It was more that the OP wanted him for Miller, which the Tigers also weren’t going to do

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    • Motor City Beach Bum

      9 hours ago

      Why would they do that? Vest is a prefectly good closer. Miller is having an okay year but no better than vest. I’m glad they have not paid the crazy prices for high end bullpen pieces that others have. Between the pieces they have picked up and guys in the system I think their bullpen will be fine.

      Reply
  11. This one belongs to the Reds

    11 hours ago

    Finnegan, begin again.

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  12. NatsFan4Life

    11 hours ago

    Not bad, Nats.

    Who do we get back?

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    • Rickover50

      10 hours ago

      Low level rookies in their 20’s

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  13. ChicagoTommy

    11 hours ago

    I have great faith in Scott Harris and even more in Chris Fetter… but wow, these have been very meh acquisitions. I like Paddack but all the rest are average at best. Why not swing for the fences and get Bednar?!?!?! We have the farm system depth!

    Harris could use a little more Dombrowski in him.

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    • seamaholic 2

      11 hours ago

      Classic newly good team that still has studs coming through the system, and is so used to draft and develop that they can’t bear to part with any of them. So they can only shop in the discount, used-to-be-good aisle. Little do they know being in this position is not guaranteed to ever happen again.

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      • Oppo nacho

        10 hours ago

        Like the orioles

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      • Brett Baty’s Bat

        10 hours ago

        Mike Elias here.

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      • Jubilation

        10 hours ago

        Clark and McGonigle are probably top 5 prospects in MLB.

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      • stymeedone

        9 hours ago

        I still haven’t been convinced that Harris even wants this team to win. Players Avila drafted or acquired are the vast nucleus of this roster. Harris gets credit for McKinstry, Flaherty, and some fringe role players. Until Clark and McGonigle arrive, he doesn’t even begin to be able to say its his team. I see Harris doing just enough to say he tried.

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  14. Castiglione

    11 hours ago

    Committed to not committing, don’t understand why this team is so fearful of truly trying to win a championship.

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  15. Jm207* 2

    11 hours ago

    This is laughable. That’s the best you can do Harris, Ilitch?

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    • NYCityRiddler

      10 hours ago

      He’s a hack, a bum, a clown, next! Ahahahahahaha!

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  16. desertdawg

    11 hours ago

    OK now the Tiger’s have acquired a closer, I was questioning the acquisitioning of Sewald, still don’t understand why they acquired him. But Finnegan is an improvement.

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    • Airo13

      10 hours ago

      Sewald cost nothing and he could help down the stretch. Cleveland just being cheap to save $2 million.

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    • Motor City Beach Bum

      10 hours ago

      Vest us the closer. The rest are just setup men. Bullpen is better than it was 24 hrs ago.

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    • t0bIe1CaN0bI

      10 hours ago

      AJ won’t make him “the closer”. He will pitch him based on situation. But he will either set up or close.

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  17. Salzilla

    10 hours ago

    Gonna lose his mind (and closer role) in Detroit Rock City!

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  18. t0bIe1CaN0bI

    10 hours ago

    Were out on Bednar.
    Here’s our post season relievers folks:
    Vest, Finnegan, Kahnle, Holton, Hanifee, Hurter, Sewald
    C+ pen imo.
    C+ offense imo.
    C rotation imo.
    Is that enough for a championship?

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    • falconsball1993

      10 hours ago

      Awful bad ratings for a team with 60 wins

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      • t0bIe1CaN0bI

        10 hours ago

        19 of those wins are against AL Central. Hitters are feast or famine. Starters can’t stay healthy/consistent besides Skubs. Pen is better than what it was Monday.
        Look at this team right now on paper and put them next to other contending teams. Teams we will possibly be playing in the post season.

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        • stymeedone

          9 hours ago

          @tObIe
          So 41 of those wins are against the East and West. Since its a balanced schedule, seems like the Tigers have feasted evenly among the 3 divisions.

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        • t0bIe1CaN0bI

          9 hours ago

          But stmee, were only 9 games over .500 playing everyone else. My point was, Tigers are a good team, I just don’t see how Vegas has them as WS favorites.

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      • ChicagoTommy

        10 hours ago

        I use the MUTE button liberally with tr0lls like this one.

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    • SandlotBenchWarmer

      10 hours ago

      I’d say their rotation is better than that but I agree that they didn’t do enough to compete down the stretch with the teams that are making moves this deadline. Was really hoping they would take Bednar for one of your top 5. Too bad (and I blame Cherington more than anyone else)

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    • For Love of the Game

      9 hours ago

      Throw in Troy Melton who might be better than any of them. He’ll likely join the bullpen when the rotation shortens for the playoffs. I would also look at Kenny Serwa (Who? Look him up!) for the bullpen in the stretch run.

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      • t0bIe1CaN0bI

        9 hours ago

        Serwa, the knuckleballer. Yeah.

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      • Motor City Beach Bum

        9 hours ago

        I like your Kenny Serwa idea. I wouldn’t be surprised to see them call up RJ Petit either and Brieske if he gets things back on track.

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  19. max l

    10 hours ago

    Ask the Cubs in 2014, the Nationals in 2012, the Dodgers post 2013, or the Yankees post 2009 how many titles you would win in the next 6 years+. The success isn’t guaranteed, and if you have a team like the Tigers who are a title contender, they should be going big, not shopping at dollar tree.

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  20. Brick House Coffee Tables Inc

    10 hours ago

    Oh thank God, I was worried that the Cubs might actually trade for him.

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  21. BSHH

    10 hours ago

    Finnegan is nothing special; his FIP is worse than R. Montero’s, his ERA is nothing special and WHIP/BB%/SO% are pedestrian. Randall was okay and Sales had really good numbers. Why gave Harris two decent prospects away?

    Gruß,
    BSHH

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    • stymeedone

      9 hours ago

      @BSHH
      His FIP has been consistently higher than his ERA. After 3 years of closing, it seems FIP is not very predictive in his case. As the Tigers have a good defense, no need to worry about FIP. Finnegan will not be pitching on an empty field.

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  22. Motor City Beach Bum

    10 hours ago

    Randall is a good pickup for the Nats. Finnegan makes the Tigers bullpen better.

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  23. t0bIe1CaN0bI

    10 hours ago

    He’s a rental

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    • Armaments216

      10 hours ago

      All Sales final. Randall too. While you’re here, please also check out our selection of slightly used 1B/DH bats.

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  24. t0bIe1CaN0bI

    10 hours ago

    Ouch, RJ Sales

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  25. Friarguy19

    10 hours ago

    I thought sure Detroit would be the landing spot for Suarez. I guess it’s still a possibility.

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    • t0bIe1CaN0bI

      10 hours ago

      Pads holding onto Suarez per reports…
      Tigers couldn’t trade for another reliever if they wanted to at this point. Jackson we paid for so he’s gonna be on team. Montero. Now Finn. On top of Vest, Tommy, Hurter, Holton, Hanifee. Then Sewald later. We still have Brieske in Toledo too.

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      • Friarguy19

        10 hours ago

        I’ve not heard that. If so, what a bullpen! Only need our starters to survive twice through the lineup. I still think they should move him and Cease. You don’t think the Tigers will do it, perhaps another AL playoff team. I sure would like to get Cris Rodriguez from you folks.

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        • t0bIe1CaN0bI

          10 hours ago

          They’re holding onto Cease now (again, per reports) cause they want to go for it and want a rotation with Sears, Cease, Darvish. Yeah, bullpen will be filthy.

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  26. ThonolansGhost

    10 hours ago

    I’ve said all along that the Tigers wouldn’t give up a ton of minor league talent, at the trade deadline. Nor should they. Just replace Reese Olson (which they did) and pick up two or three decent relievers. Harris knows what he’s doing.

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    • El Duderino

      10 hours ago

      I’ll disagree.

      The team has a lot of above average hitters, but not a single consistent bat. They’ll score 11 or nothing, and have been ice cold for the last month.

      To me, this looks like a lot of theatrics where they’ve made a flurry of rental moves that amount to a slightly better bullpen while being too gunshy to make any legitimate shot for the World Series.

      If Harris feels that they’re far from competing then he should sell rentals. If he thinks they’re close, he should make impactful moves. This is jazz hands.

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      • Motor City Beach Bum

        9 hours ago

        I think Paddack and Sewald are sneaky good moves. Carp coming back might be enough to spark the offense.

        Still…I’d like to see them get another arm vs hoping for Urquidy and Cobb to soak up innings and a RH power bat.

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        • El Duderino

          6 hours ago

          I’ll give you Paddack not being an awful move. Sewald is 35, won’t be back until September, and the injury that’s keeping him out is a shoulder injury. I think he’s toast.

          Absolutely agreed with Carpenter being the type of electric player they need, but my gut tells me that he’s going to injure himself in the field with the way he plays defense. It’s great to see a guy give his all, but it’d be even greater to see what he could do for a full season before all the lingering injuries catch up to him.

          Meadows is a guaranteed out every at bat, Baez has returned to his norm, Vierling can’t hit unless it’s in key moments which is great if he were only a pinch hitter or a guy to spell the starters, but he’s been batting 4th and fighting the Mendoza line. There’s a lot of room to upgrade and take some pressure off the other guys.

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        • MPrck

          6 hours ago

          I agree, they could have Paddack for quite sometime perhaps.

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  27. t0bIe1CaN0bI

    10 hours ago

    The more Cle and Minn trade away, the better I feel about Detroit winning the Central. No more Clase. No more Duran.
    KC staying put? Will prob end up 2nd place for what it’s worth.

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    • t0bIe1CaN0bI

      9 hours ago

      Just need Kwan out of Cle and we’re home free

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      • 84LeFlore

        7 hours ago

        Seriously. That dude is a Tiger killer – second only to J-Ram

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        • t0bIe1CaN0bI

          6 hours ago

          Yup. I don’t even want him traded to an AL team. I fear Kwan.

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  28. Brassroo

    10 hours ago

    The majority of Tiger fans seem to be delusional. Playoff baseball largely depends on having 3 very good SP’s. Compared to the other WS contenders this year, Detroit doesn’t really stack up to well. This next off season should be one in which we sign or obtain 2 SP’s at the top of the rotation. Skubs will probably leave, so this will be a huge need. It’s still about ‘26 or ‘27 whether fans like it or not.

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    • For Love of the Game

      10 hours ago

      And I think that is how Harris is playing it. The window just cracked open last year, and it could be open for a decade. Why give away your best prospects to win it all when the rest of the team isn’t really a championship team even though they played that way for 90+ games?

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    • Motor City Beach Bum

      9 hours ago

      They had the three good SP’s until Olson got hurt and Mize has broken down since the All star break. Skubal and Mize were all stars. Flaherty’s numbers are really good, except for the walks and HRs. If he limits walks the rest of the way that goes a long way towards having a solid 1-2 punch like him and Skubal were last year. I like the Paddack and Melton adds. Jobe is back at some point next year. I think they match up fine with other AL teams in terms of starters.

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      • t0bIe1CaN0bI

        6 hours ago

        You only need 3 or 4 SP’s for playoffs. As it stands at 2:15pm here’s what we have:
        Skubal
        Flaherty
        Mize
        Paddock

        Put that up against Hou. Or Sea. Or even NY.
        I don’t like those match ups past Skubal. We do not have a dependable #2. That’s huge.

        When we get a lead in the playoffs we’re gonna have Vest and Finnegan.
        Hou has Hader. NY has Bednar. Boston has Chapman.

        I won’t even get to line up comparing because Sea, Hou, NY are better. We don’t have a HR threat past Greene. And he strikes out more than anyone.

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    • t0bIe1CaN0bI

      6 hours ago

      The delusion for Tigers fans is what they’re seeing now in the worst division vs having a roster that can compete in the playoffs and beyond in 25. We need Merrill Kelly. Now.

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  29. angt222

    10 hours ago

    I like what Detroit is doing with their trade deadline

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  30. ThonolansGhost

    10 hours ago

    I actually think the Tigers have as good a chance as anyone to win the World Series this year. And if they don’t, they should have several more years of being competitive. I like this strategy a lot.

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  31. alwaysatiger38

    9 hours ago

    I like the moves the Tigers have made so far. Can never have enough arms down the stretch. Would still love to see a move for a right handed bat. With Miller being traded maybe check in on Rooker from the A’s

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    • Motor City Beach Bum

      9 hours ago

      There was an article thst listed Soderstrom as someone the A’s could look at moving. He can play LF, DH, 1B and Catcher. I doubt they will but he’d be a nice add. It sounds like the A’s told Rooker he’s staying.

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    • stymeedone

      9 hours ago

      Ozuna from the Braves.would be cheaper.

      Reply
  32. Nats ain't what they used to be

    9 hours ago

    Glad to see Nats making trades but it would be nice to see something other than very fringe prospects coming back. Love to see Gore trade because he will be gone before they compete and his value will never be higher.

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  33. MPrck

    6 hours ago

    BEGIN AGAIN FINNEGAN, COME ON DOWN ! Nice day for the Tigers getting some help. GO TIGERS !!!

    Reply
  34. AI GM

    6 hours ago

    2 arms for a good not great or elite rental sounds good. Fair trade.

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