Jack Flaherty and Kenta Maeda combined to allow four runs in five innings in the Detroit Tigers' 6-5 loss to the Boston Red Sox on Thursday.
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Tigers roster prediction: Tough choices in rotation battleThe Detroit Tigers have at least four pitchers competing for two rotation spots. At some point, they’ll have to whittle down the competition. No one is making it easy. Tarik Skubal, Reese Olson and Jack Flaherty have secure spots in the Tigers' rotation.
Flaherty allowed one run on a hit and two walks across two innings in Thursday's Grapefruit League game against the Red Sox. He struck out two. Flaherty, who signed with Detroit on a two-year, $35 million deal earlier this month,
Jack Flaherty talks about signing with the Tigers, where he thinks the team is and returning to Dodger Stadium after winning the World Series
The Tigers expected to enter Spring Training with four rotation spots secured. Jack Flaherty’ssurprisingly quiet market allowed Detroit to reinstall him as the #2 starter behind
Jack Flaherty talks about signing with the Tigers, where he thinks the team is and returning to Los Angeles after winning the World Series
Jack Flaherty talks about signing with the Tigers, where he thinks the team is and returning to Dodger Stadium after winning the World Series
The Detroit Tigers made several moves this offseason to bolster the roster, but this one was certainly the best.
The Detroit Tigers had a few needs that had to be addressed this offseason, with their starting pitching rotation being arguably the biggest. During their unprecedented run in the second half, the only starts that manager A.
Because Flaherty pitched until the end of October, his activation into spring games was intentionally delayed. So some rust was expected.
The Detroit Tigers have been credited over the last several years with having one of the best farm systems in all of baseball. With numerous top-100 prospects a
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Former Houston Astros World Series Champion Joins Detroit Tigers
Detroit Tigers sign longtime Astros pitcher returning from surgery
The Tigers signed veteran right-hander José Urquidy to a major league contract on Saturday, though his arrival won’t impact the ongoing spring roster battle. Urquidy, 29, underwent Tommy John surgery last June and isn’t expected to pitch until later this summer.
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Former Houston Astros pitcher José Urquidy signs with Detroit Tigers
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