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As we approach July 31, we will preview what each team is projected to do in advance of the non-waiver trade deadline. With that being said, the Tigers still have some players who they could deal and get some quality prospects in return, so it makes sense that they will be sellers over the next couple of weeks. Detroit hasn’t made any big trades or signings yet, but it’s most impactful move that it had to make was put All-Star first baseman Miguel Cabrera on the 60-day disabled list after he ruptured his biceps tendon on June 12 and had to undergo season-ending surgery. The Cabrera injury has cost the Tigers a chance at trying to trade him and his big contract (he’s still owed $154 million over the next five seasons and has a pair of $30 million vesting options for 2024 and 25 if he finishes in the top ten in the MVP race in 2023 and 2024).
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