Former Detroit Tigers first-round pick Jace Jung could be running out of chances as Scott Harris faces a difficult roster decision ahead of 2027.

What should the Tigers do with this former first-round pick?

Detroit Tigers fans are likely familiar with the top positional player prospects. If not, we’ll see more of guys like Zyhir Hope and Bryce Rainer play in the Arizona Fall League. We’ll analyze these two top prospects and their performances after the league ends. The prospects highlighted include a few former top 100 prospects and …

Beau Brieske and Jace Jung could give the Tigers valuable information before they build their 2027 roster.

To replace Javier Báez, the Detroit Tigers called up infielder Jace Jung from Triple-A Toledo. He is hitting .222 with a .721 OPS in 28 games.

Verlander shakes off rust in his spring debut, while Anderson impresses with a dominant relief outing, fueling Tigers' confidence.

Jace Jung’s shift to first base signals strategic roster moves, potentially unlocking his potent bat and bolstering the Tigers’ lineup flexibility for the season ahead.

Jace Jung's late-season breakthroughs against premium velocity and offspeed pitches signal a refined approach, now poised for major league opportunities.

Four months ago, the Detroit Tigers summoned Jace Jung — the 2022 No. 12 overall pick — for a career-changing meeting. The message: Change your swing.