Detroit faces a roster crunch as rising power hitters and elite base-stealers force management to prioritize internal depth before scouring the market for veteran additions.

The Tigers' No. 4 prospect has one clear path to first base, and someone is standing on it. #Tigers

Max Anderson, Zyhir Hope, and Josue Briceño represent the next wave of talent poised to bolster Detroit’s roster as the franchise sustains its aggressive youth movement.

The Detroit Tigers are reportedly preparing to send prospect Josue Briceo up to the next level on his minor league journey.

After returning from surgery, the young power-hitter is dismantling Double-A pitching with a scorching OPS, proving his elite strength could soon anchor the heart of Detroit’s future lineup.

Josue Briceño is hitting .291 in 14 games for Double-A Erie after injuring his wrist in Tigers spring training. Of his 16 hits, six have been homers.

Fresh scouting reports reveal why Max Clark still reigns supreme, how Bryce Rainer’s ceiling rivals the best, and why Brett Callahan is the system’s most underrated breakout.

The Detroit Tigers have a Top 100 prospect who has yet to start the season due to injury and it's the latest injury to impact his progress.

Detroit Tigers prospect Josue Briceño underwent surgery to repair a tendon in his right wrist.