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Jack Flaherty struck out nine batters in seven scoreless innings and the Detroit Tigers went on to beat the Houston Astros 10-0 on Monday night.

The Tigers welcome Houston to Motown after taking three of four from the Twins in Minneapolis. After sputtering to open the month, Detroit is 7-3 in their last ten and 8.5 games ahead of Cleveland in the Central Division. Yesterday the Tigers gave up eight runs in the first four innings and were blasted by the Twins 8-1.

The Tigers are roaring again. On Monday, they rolled over their closest competitor in the race for a postseason first-round bye, using home runs from Wenceel Pérez, Riley Greene, Trey Sweeney and Colt

The Houston Astros have had some brutal injury luck when it comes to their pitching staff throughout the 2025 MLB regular season. Two of the members of their Op

Finnegan and the Tigers have a chance to make a statement against the Astros on Monday night in a game that fans hope will remind them of last year’s postseason, which should also serve as a litmus test for Detroit heading toward 2025’s second season.

The Houston Astros were quite busy at the trade deadline this summer. They added several bats to bolster their lineup, with their biggest move being the one to

Sánchez, the outfielder acquired by the Houston Astros from the Marlins at the trade deadline, went hitless in his first homestand with the club last week. While robbing two home runs in right field in Sunday's series finale against Baltimore, Sánchez also extended his hitless streak to 21 at-bats.

Finnegan has emerged as a reliable closing option for Detroit, allowing no runs over seven appearances while collecting four saves. His 0.00 ERA, 0.39 WHIP, and .083 batting average against since joining the Tigers rank among the best in baseball.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred dropped a bomb on the baseball world on Sunday night, when he mentioned during a seemingly innocuous interview at the Little League Classic that the league had its eye not just on expansion but also on a pretty profound realignment — one that would seemingly threaten the existence of the American and National Leagues in favor of Eastern and Western conferences.