It’s going to be so awkward in that boat the next time Chris Paddack and Brooks Lee go fishing. That’s because Lee turned on a letter-high fastball from his greater Minnesota fishing buddy Sunday and drove it into the right-field seats,

I feel very fortunate to be on the top end of the trade,” the veteran right-hander said. “I feel like it’s much easier to accept whenever you’re going to a contender versus maybe a

On Sunday, the Detroit Tigers were going for a sweep over their division rival Minnesota Twins. They weren't able to pull it off, though, getting destroyed 8-1

In his three starts, Paddack's thrown nearly 72% of his pitches for strikes, including 71% in Monday night's 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox.

Maybe it eased the sting a little that the big blow Sunday came from one of his best friends on the Twins, Brooks Lee. Or maybe not. The shortstop capped a six-run third inning with his first

A.J. Hinch discusses Chris Paddack's bumpy start against his old team and the Tigers not finding hits in big spots

Righty Steven Wilson came on for Alexander and had the privilege of facing Colt Keith off the bench. With his severe issues getting lefties out, Wilson naturally whiffed Keith on 4 pitches. Dingler battled before he, too, struck out, and McKinstry flew out to right for an easy inning.

The Detroit Tigers made a plethora of moves at MLB's trade deadline to help improve their pitching depth. Some of the notable additions were Chris Paddack, Kyle Finnegan, Charlie Morton, and Rafael Montero. Despite playing like one of the best teams in baseball up until the All-Star break, they have hit a bit of a rough patch in the last month.