Alex Bregman remains unsigned as the Detroit Tigers show only mild interest, according to local reports. The All-Star third baseman is still seeking a long-term deal. Meanwhile, Japanese infielder Kazuma Okamoto is gaining fast attention,

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All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman remains unsigned in free agency despite interest from several teams this offseason. The Detroit Tigers are one of the teams interested in Bregman.

Detroit Tigers are eyeing outfielder Harrison Bader to bolster their weakest position. His strong 2025 performance, featuring improved offense and defense, makes him a prime target. A two-year deal around $20-25 million is expected,

The Detroit Tigers have three choices. Trade Skubal now, trade him midseason, or hold him for a playoff run. Each option has its problems.

The Detroit Tigers are the subject of many offseason MLB rumors in free agency and trades at the Winter Meetings in Orlando this week.

Ben Verlander says that Tigers ace Tarik Skubal is making the rounds in Detroit and the team must sign him long-term.

MLB analyst links Justin Verlander to the Detroit Tigers, suggesting the veteran ace could make a high-profile return to his former team.