The Detroit Tigers entered the week of May 19 with the best record in the MLB. But does that make them the best team in baseball? That's the question MLB experts are answering with this week's power rankings,

The Detroit Tigers have been the best team in baseball this season, but they are going to have to weather a storm within a dynamic starting rotation two months

One of the many things that makes Major League Baseball great is the everydayness of it. Especially early in the season, teams can dig themselves quite a hole and then climb their way out of it in a matter of weeks,

The Tigers had a strong end to their most recent homestand, sweeping the Boston Red Sox thanks to a couple of dramatic wins. Then, the team traveled north of the border to take on the Toronto Blue Jays, and took care of business, using the longball and timely defense to take two of three to begin the road trip.

No team in MLB has more wins than the Detroit Tigers' 31. But teams that reach 30 wins first aren't always the last team standing in October.

The Tigers have dominated the league to begin the season, and some of their key players are headlining betting odds on various sportsbooks.

Last season, the Detroit Tigers could have been called the comeback team of the year. After a sluggish first five months that saw them at two games under .500 as late at August 22, they sat 9 1/2 games behind the Kansas City Royals for the third and final American League Wild Card spot.

Making the move to Auburn from Baton Rouge, Dutton is the first Tiger pitcher to earn All-SEC honors since Casey Mize in 2018. He recorded a 3.58 ERA and led the team with six wins and 89 strikeouts in 75.1 innings pitched.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have one of the best pitchers in baseball, but have done little to convince him to remain with them beyond his current contract.

Cam Cannarella, Aidan Knaak and Clemson moved up in Monday's Top 25 college baseball rankings after the Tigers' sweep of the Pitt Panthers.

It's been a great season for the Detroit Tigers so far in 2025, but they've hit another bump in the road as it relates to the starting rotation, which has long been a strong point for Detroit.