Detroit Tigers

Center fielder Curtis Granderson, starting pitcher Edwin Jackson and first baseman Miguel Cabrera are expected to draw interest from other teams as baseball's general managers get together next week.

By Kurt Mensching If the Tigers really were happy to just give Jackson away, wouldn't they have done so by now? What was the word with the Mariners? Actually, Tigers GM Dave Dombrowski appeared to be asking too much, a report from ESPN.com said. So any possible deal stalled out, for the moment.

Opening bids for Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson have plainly been underwhelming, or team president and GM Dave Dombrowski would by now have dealt at least one of the two star players.

By Anthony Castrovince As if Tigers fans didn't have enough trade gossip to chew on, with the reported availability of Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson, the Detroit News speculated Tuesday that first baseman Miguel Cabrera might be on the block, as well. Tigers may be open to dealing Cabrera

Opening bids for Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson have plainly been underwhelming, or Dave Dombrowski, the Tigers president and general manager known for a fast trigger-finger, would by now have dealt at least one of two star players on the block during what could be a volatile offse...

If they make trades for Curtis Granderson, Edwin Jackson, and maybe others, the Tigers will get pitching in the exchange.

If they make trades for Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson, the Tigers will get pitching in the exchange. And, you can bet, a shortstop. And maybe a prospect at third base.

Baseball's hot-stove stewards figure it's a matter of time before a supposedly cost-cutting franchise announces the trades of Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson.

Baseball's hot-stove stewards are waiting for the Tigers to make their day. They figure it's a matter of time before a supposedly cost-cutting franchise announces the trades of center fielder Curtis Granderson and starting pitcher Edwin Jackson, either or both of which could be deals i...

Tigers pitcher Edwin Jackson returned to the Fort Benning Military Base in Columbus, Ga., earlier this month. Jackson lived at Fort Benning as a youth.

I understand the economics around here, and I understand the nature of baseball. The Tigers have some tough decisions this offseason. If they're really thinking about trading All-Stars Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson, I think they're nuts.

Tigers fans frustrated by the team's lack of headlines since the moment Shane Victorino bounced out to Robinson Cano to end the 2009 baseball season need no longer worry.

Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Edwin Jackson won 13 games in 2009 and had a 3.62 ERA in 33 starts.

By Kurt Mensching The Tigers have made Jackson available on the trade market as part of an effort to alleviate their payroll crunch, multiple major league sources told FOXSports.com. He can't become a free agent until after 2011. The Tigers probably shouldn't be offering him any extended contract after a se...

By billfer Pitcher X is ready theory Why this makes sense: Andy Oliver, the Tigers 2009 second round pick was aggressively sent to the Arizona Fall League where he’s had some success after getting roughed up in his first outing. Are the Tigers looking at a rotation of Verlander/Porcello/Bonderman/...

By Ian Casselberry With Dave Dombrowski seeming to imply that Scott Sizemore will be Detroit's second baseman next season, the Freep's John Lowe looks at Sizemore's career in the Tigers' organization thus far. Also handing out postseason awards are Tigers Tracks and Mack Avenue Tigers.  John named a winne...

By Mike McClary The Score: White Sox 8 – Tigers 0 The Gist: The Tigers didn’t show up to play Friday night, but that didn’t stop the White Sox’ Jake Peavy from dicing them like ripe tomatoes. Three hits for Detroit. Three. And Edwin Jackson was awful. Up Next: White Sox @ Tigers

By billfer PREGAME: Edwin Jackson and Jake Peavy is the first pitching match-up Tigers fans care about tonight. The second one is Lenny DiNardo and Francisco Liriano Jeff Manship. Peavy outdueled Eddie Bonine last time out despite Bonine’s fantastic outing. The Tigers fanned 8 times in 7 innings and...

CLEVELAND -- The adjustments Detroit Tigers starter Edwin Jackson made Sunday to stop tipping his slider and to improve that pitch were the ticket to a turnaround performance.

By Kurt How many American League teams had more than one starting pitcher in the All-Star Game? Boston, sure. And then ... Detroit. That's it. The Red Sox had Josh Beckett and Tim Wakefield, and the Tigers had Justin Verlander and Edwin Jackson. Throw in rookie-of-the-year candidate Rick Porcello, cro...

By Mike McClary How painful was it for American League Manager Joe Maddon to watch Edwin Jackson throw four pitches — all of them strikes — in last night’s All-Star Game? For Tigers fans, it was delicious. Yes, I would’ve preferred that Curtis Granderson got the All-Star Game Most Valuable Player award. Bu...

By Ian Casselberry Take 75 North takes a quick look through the Tigers minor league system, highlighting one player at each level that stands out for good reasons, and another whose numbers are cause for concern.  This was written before yesterday's game, but it still applies: Hazaa wishes Jim Leyland wou...