The Detroit Tigers have re-signed a depth catcher to a minor league contract. According to Mike Mayer of Metsmerized, the Tigers have agreed to terms on the minor league deal with Tomas Nido, an agreement which includes a non-roster invite to spring training and a $1.

It has been a quiet offseason for the Detroit Tigers for the most part. Coming into the winter, the Tigers were a team that had new-found expectations after an incredible campaign in 2024. Last year,

The Detroit Tigers entered the offseason seen as a team that clearly needed to add some more pop to their lineup. A miraculous run to the playoffs covered up so

The New York Mets could be forced to watch Jose Quintana bolt in free agency for a one-year deal with the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Detroit Tigers signed veteran catcher Tomás Nido, who becomes the third-best catcher on the depth chart — behind Jake Rogers and Dillon Dingler.

The Tigers should end their offseason by signing these free agents, including Harrison Bader and Cal Quantrill

The Detroit Tigers didn't try to sign Shohei Ohtani in 2017. A lot has changed since then, exemplified by an attempt to sign Roki Sasaki in 2024-25.

About 15 minutes after the Winker news broke, SNY’s Andy Martino said the Mets are ready to pivot away from Alonso to “Plan B.”

The New York Yankees rarely make trades with their crosstown rivals, the Mets, but a new trade proposal would be a win for both teams, if they actually did it.

Both the New York Yankees and New York Mets have had stellar offseasons, but they won't be targeting this All-Star free agent.

Ben Badler, a prospect expert for nearly 20 years with an expertise in international prospects, breaks down everything to know about Cris Rodriguez.