DETROIT — The Detroit Tigers will try to extend their winning streak to five games on Saturday afternoon at Comerica Park. The Tigers (26-38) play the Seattle Mariners (33-31) at 1:10 p.m. for the second of a three-game series.

Tigers' rookie Kevin McGonigle has questions after a collision at first base with Josh Naylor.

Friday night against the Seattle Mariners, Torres hit leadoff and finished 3-for-4 with two RBIs. Carpenter, who entered with eight career home runs against the Mariners if you count the postseason, added a ninth with his third-inning blast off tough Seattle starter Bryan Woo.

Right-handed pitcher Dugan Darnell has been released by the Detroit Tigers without ever pitching for his hometown team. Dugan, who turns 29 later this month, was in camp with the Tigers during spring training but couldn’t pitch after undergoing offseason hip surgery.

As core stars return to the lineup, all eyes turn to rehab assignments for Tarik Skubal and Justin Verlander to salvage Detroit’s season and postseason aspirations.

Take a trip down memory lane and see where these former Detroit Tigers are in 2026.

DETROIT — Left-hander Bryan Sammons’ final pitch as a member of the Detroit Tigers organization won’t be one he remembers fondly. Sammons was released this week after suffering an undisclosed injury when he fell off the mound while throwing to just the second batter of a May 21 start with Triple-A Toledo.

The Tigers lead the all-time series 237-218, but the Mariners have won seven of the past 10 meetings. Seattle is a -135 favorite on the money line (risk $135 to win $100) in the latest Mariners vs. Tigers odds,