DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers have reached the All-Star break with baseball’s best record, a commanding division lead, and a roster that has exceeded even optimistic projections. And yet it’s hard to ignore that ugly final week, which exposed cracks in their bullpen and raised questions about their readiness for a playoff run.

Tigers lineup looks ready for October but the hot corner still needs help originally appeared on Athlon Sports. At the All-Star break, Detroit’s position player group has overachieved and over-delivered. The Tigers’ offense ranks in the top 10 in OPS and runs scored, thanks to a mix of star production, depth, and better-than-expected bounce-backs.

Detroit Tigers prospect Kevin McGonigle, now with Double-A Erie, ranks as the new No. 1 in Baseball Prospectus' midseason top-50 prospect list.

The Detroit Tigers landed criticism for their approach to a ninth inning at-bat involving Seattle Mariners star Cal Raleigh. The slugger was one home run

The American League clubhouse for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game is looking gritty as the Detroit Tigers sent six players and a bat boy to the Midsummer Classic.

The Detroit Tigers' odds of winning the World Series are at +650 according to BetMGM, the second-highest odds in MLB.

The Tigers look to make a hard push heading into the Midsummer Classic, as they hope to stay at the top of the Major League Baseball standings before Monday. They are riding high thanks to a stretch of good play, having swept the Cleveland Guardians, on the road, last weekend, before taking two of three from the Tampa Bay Rays earlier in the week.