Starting Rotation: It feels safe to say that the Tigers' management has taken their back-to-back Cy Young winner off of the trade market and rightfully so. This means that their rotation is needing of a nice complement to Tarik Skubal because as good as he is, he can't carry the pitching staff.

Initially announced on his Instagram page on Tuesday, Dec. 16, Tigers catcher Jake Rogers has married Riley Fertic Rogers. The Tigers shared the news of the marriage Wednesday, three hours after announcing Olson's marriage to his wife Autumn.

Jack Flaherty exercised his player option to return for $20 million, while Gleyber Torres accepted the qualifying offer to return for $22.025 million.

LSU Tigers interim head coach Frank Wilson will depart Baton Rouge following the 2025 season and join Pete Golding's new-look staff at Ole Miss, according to mu

Also among Pipeline's projections is former Orchard Lake St. Mary's star Ike Irish leading the Baltimore Orioles' prospects.

Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Reese Olson got married to his wife Autumn, with the Detroit Tigers announcing the marriage on social media.

Mizzou coach Eli Drinkwitz was asked Tuesday who on his staff would call plays in the upcoming Gator Bowl, in the wake of offensive coordinator Kirby Moore's departure for the head coaching role at Washington State. It'll come down to a coin flip, Drinkwitz said with his usual deadpan humor at his weekly news conference.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/lsu as LSU Football Star Linebacker Weighing Options Amid Lane Kiffin's Arrival With Tigers. LSU Tigers linebacker Whit Weeks is weighing his options as he navigates which path to go down for the 2026 season.

With Lane Kiffin going from Oxford to Baton Rouge, LSU interim coach Frank Wilson will be going the other way. New Ole Miss coach Pete Golding is expected hire Wilson as an assistant coach, sources tell CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz and Chris Hummer.

Curne was a highly-touted recruit in the 2025 class. The 247Sports composite rankings had him as the No. 71 player in the country, the third-ranked interior offensive lineman and the best player in Arkansas.