The Tigers focused on improving their pitching depth at the trade deadline, acquiring Charlie Morton and Chris Paddack for the rotation, along with relief pitchers like Kyle Finnegan and Rafael Montero. President Scott Harris cited high prices for rental relievers as a reason for a volume-based approach. The team's highly-ranked farm system remained intact, with no trades involving top prospects, although there were missed opportunities for notable players like Merrill Kelly and David Bednar. Harris noted the significant demands from teams for these deals, leading to cautious decision-making.
The AL Central-leading Tigers made strategic moves at the trade deadline, emphasizing adding depth and raising the talent floor rather than pursuing a World Series.
The team focused on bolstering pitching depth by acquiring Charlie Morton, Chris Paddack, Kyle Finnegan, Rafael Montero, and Paul Sewald for the rotation and bullpen.
President Scott Harris highlighted the high prices for short-term rental relievers, opting instead for a volume approach with valued pitchers.
Detroit retained its strong farm system, choosing not to trade top prospects despite opportunities to acquire notable players like Merrill Kelly and David Bednar.
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