The Detroit Tigers are historically bad. At least, they have been over the past 13 games entering Sunday's series finale against the Toronto Blue Jays at Comerica Park.

Jack Flaherty delivered six shutout innings, Gleyber Torres hit a three-run homer, and the Tigers poured out their frustrations in a seven-run eighth inning en route to a 10-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday afternoon at Comerica Park.

Gleyber Torres hit a three-run homer off ex-Tiger Max Scherzer and the Tigers beat the Blue Jays, 10-4, to snap a 6-game skid.

This trade proposal sees the Detroit Tigers land two-time All-Star closer Ryan Helsley from the St. Louis Cardinals.

The Detroit Tigers haven’t been playing very well recently, but last week was still a special moment for one of their young players.

The Detroit Tigers are looked at as one of the best teams in Major LeagueBaseball, but since the All-Star break, they have been struggling mightily. Withfour days left until MLB’s trade deadline, Detroit is now urged to be an activebuyer and make necessary additions to their roster.

Scherzer, who turns 41 on Sunday, pitched for the Tigers from 2010-2014, going 82-35 with a 3.52 ERA as part of a famously elite rotation. During Scherzer’s tenure, the Tigers made the playoffs four times, including an American League title in 2012.

The Detroit Tigers activated outfielder Kerry Carpenter from the 10-day injured list prior to Sunday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays.