Emily Waldon

Emily Waldon hosted a Tigers mailbag. You can read the transcript here.

Ranking the best prospects in the Detroit Tigers farm system, projecting their 2026 lineup, rotation and more.

Wenceel Perez had a career-best season and reached Double-A. The 23-year-old was rewarded with a spot on the 40-man roster.

Georgia Giblin always knew she would work in sports.

A shoulder injury knocked Colt Keith out of game action for the final four months of the season, but he headed to the Arizona Fall League intent on earning his way to Double-A next season.

From nondrafted free agent in 2020 to frontline pitching prospect two years later, Wilmer Flores pitched his way to Double-A with a power arsenal and ability to hold velocity deep into starts.

For some, pursuing a career in baseball is a clear line of sight from the beginning. For others, happenstance causes the game to fall into their lap. For Katie Pothier, it was the latter.

Organization reports from our five American League Central correspondents, headlined by a Tigers righthander who has learned to become more efficient following a trade.

The 23-year-old was recognized as the organization’s minor league pitcher of the year in 2021.

As he navigated his first pro season, Gage Workman focused on quieting his approach and seeing as many pitches as possible.

Tigers top prospect Riley Greene raised his game with a little help from his teammates.

For Jill Gearin, life has always been about baseball.

More than 50 years after taking her first job in baseball, Cheryl Evans continues to do right by people.

The Tigers will continue working to improve the hard-throwing Rodriguez’s arsenal as a member of the 40-man roster in 2022.

Emily Waldon answers your questions surrounding the state of the Detroit Tigers farm system.

Ranking the best prospects in the Detroit Tigers farm system, projecting their 2025 lineup, rotation and more.

The former UCLA shortstop made huge offensive strides in 2021 and owes his new mindset to lessons learned from a Tigers Hall of Famer.

The No. 1 overall pick in 2020 strives to be the best and is the organization’s longterm answer at first base.

Four of the Dodgers’ top prospects lend star power to the new, smaller Midwest League.

Armed with two plus pitches, the former Texas Longhorns ace was embracing the next player development steps after signing with Detroit.