The Tigers right now are 25-13, which ties them with the defending-champion Los Angeles Dodgers for best record in Major League Baseball and puts them on pace for a franchise-reco

The Detroit Tigers have been one of the surprises of the MLB season, and now rank highly according to many expert's power rankings.

The Detroit Tigers are coming home from their longest road trip of the season just as they left: in first place. The Tigers (25-13) padded their division lead and their MLB-best run differential (+83) on a three-time-zone tour of the United States.

The Tigers crush the Rockies twice in one day, Bobby Witt Jr. has himself a day, the new pope likes the White Sox and more from Thursday's MLB action.

Colt Keith homered among his two hits, Brewer Hicklen had his first two major league hits and the Detroit Tigers beat the Colorado Rockies 11-1 in Denver to sweep their doubleheader on Thursday.

Casey Mize struck out eight over six innings and got plenty of run support as the Tigers led 9-0 in a 10-2 victory.

Detroit Tigers left-hander Tarik Skubal has a 50-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio with a 0.98 ERA in his last six starts, spanning 37 innings.

Skubal recorded those 12 strikeouts Friday thanks to an incredible 32 swings and misses. That's 32 swings and misses on 96 total pitches, so exactly one-third of his pitches were whiffs, and only 59 swings.