The MLB trade deadline was at 6 p.m. on July 31. The Detroit Tigers had a busy deadline, mostly trading for pitchers. Follow the latest.

The Detroit Tigers had a pretty clear list of needs they needed to address at the trade deadline. While they technically did so, they still fell short.

The Detroit Tigers traded for veteran starter Charlie Morton, then moved rookie Troy Melton to the bullpen to create a spot in the starting rotation.

The Detroit Tigers missed out on the top bat on the market in Eugenio Suarez, who was instead acquired by the Seattle Mariners.

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The Detroit Tigers were focused on one thing during the trade deadline: pitching. Acquiring six pitchers, they attempted to have a full makeover of the staff.

Every decision or non-decision is bet and president Scott Harris put his money on Tigers' homegrown talent over popular, ...