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The 2026 Detroit Tigers season is the team's 126th season and its 27th at Comerica Park. This is the Tigers' sixth season under manager A. J. Hinch.

LeagueAmerican League
BallparkComerica Park
Record62–71 (.466)
OwnersChristopher Ilitch; Ilitch family trust
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2026 Detroit Tigers
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionCentral
BallparkComerica Park
CityDetroit, Michigan
Record62–71 (.466)
OwnersChristopher Ilitch; Ilitch family trust
President of baseball operationsScott Harris
General managerJeff Greenberg
ManagerA. J. Hinch
TelevisionMLB Local Media
Jason Benetti/Dan Dickerson (play-by-play)
Andy Dirks/Dan Petry/Todd Jones/Carlos Peña (color commentary)
Daniella Bruce (reporter)
Johnny Kane (host)
RadioDetroit Tigers Radio Network
Dan Dickerson/Greg Gania (play-by-play)
Bobby Scales/Dan Petry/Andy Dirks (color commentary)
StatsESPN.com
Baseball Reference
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Roster moves

Trades

Releases

  • On October 14, 2025, minor league catcher Tomás Nido and minor league outfielder Akil Badoo refused their minor league assignment and elected free agency.[14] Nido resigned to a minor league contract on October 30.[15] Badoo signed a one-year contract with the Milwaukee Brewers on December 11.[16]
  • On November 2, 2025, pitchers Alex Cobb, Kyle Finnegan, Tommy Kahnle, Rafael Montero and Chris Paddack along with infielder Gleyber Torres elected free agency.[17] On November 18, Torres accepted the $22.025 million qualifying offer to remain with the Tigers in 2026.[18] On December 20, Finnegan resigned with the Tigers.[19] On February 12, 2026, Paddack signed a minor league contract with the Miami Marlins.[20] On February 13, 2026, Montero signed a minor league contract with the New York Yankees.[21] On March 18, 2026, Kahnle signed a minor league contract with the Boston Red Sox.[22]
  • On November 4, 2025, the Tigers declined the option for minor league pitcher Randy Dobnak making him a free agent.[23] On November 11,he signed a minor league contract with the Seattle Mariners.[24]
  • On November 6, 2025, the Tigers declined options on pitchers Paul Sewald, José Urquidy, making them free agents.[25] On February 11, 2026, Urquidy signed a minor league contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates.[26] On February 13, 2026, Sewald signed a minor league contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks.[27]
  • On November 6, 2025, minor league infielder Kevin Newman elected free agency. He signed a minor league contract with the Kansas City Royals on December 16, 2025.[28]
  • On November 12, 2025, the Tigers designated pitcher Alex Lange for assignment.[29] The Tigers released Lange on November 18 and he signed a one-year contract with the Kansas City Royals two days later.[30]
  • On November 18, 2025, the Tigers designated the following pitchers for assignment: Jason Foley, Sean Guenther, Tanner Rainey, and Tyler Mattison along with recently acquired pitchers Dugan Darnell and Jack Little.[31] They were all non-tendered on November 21 and became free agents. The Tigers resigned Rainey to a minor league contract on November 26.[32] The San Francisco Giants signed Foley to a one-year contract on December 16.[33] The Tigers resigned Darnell, Guenther, Mattison and Little to minor league contracts in December, 2026.[34][35] [36]
  • On November 21, 2025, the Tigers did not tender a contract to infielder Andy Ibanez, making him a free agent.[37] He signed a one-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers on January 13.[38]
  • On December 20, 2025, the Tigers designated outfielder Justyn-Henry Malloy for assignment.[39] He was traded to the Rays on January 6.[2]
  • On March 21, 2026, the Tigers released minor league outfielder Austin Slater after he failed to make the opening day roster.[40] He signed a one-year contract with the Miami Marlins on March 24.[41]
  • On March 25, 2026, the Tigers designated pitcher Dylan Smith for assignment.[42] He was traded to the Giants on March 30.[3]
  • On May 3, 2026, the Tigers designated pitcher Grant Holman for assignment.[5] He was claimed off waivers by the Philadelphia Phillies on May 7.[43]
  • On May 5, 2026, the Tigers designated infielder Zack Short for assignment.[44] Short was outrighted to Triple-A Toledo Mud Hens on May 7.[45] Short refused the assignment and became a free agent on May 8 then resigned with the Tigers on a major league contract.[46]
  • On May 24, 2026, the Tigers designated pitcher Connor Seabold for assignment.[47] He was traded to the Blue Jays three days later.[6]
  • On June 3, 2026, the Tigers released pitchers Bryan Sammons and Dugan Darnell from their minor league contracts.[48]
  • On June 12, 2026, the Tigers designated infielder Zack Short for assignment for the second time this season.[8] He was claimed off waivers by the New York Mets three days later.[49]
  • On June 24, 2026, the Tigers released pitcher Konnor Pilkington from his minor league contract.[50] He signed a minor league contract with the Washington Nationals on July 2.[51]
  • On July 9, 2026, the Tigers designated outfielder Jahmai Jones for assignment.[52] He was traded to the Red Sox four days later.[9]
  • On July 23, 2026, the Tigers released minor league catcher Tomás Nido.[53]
  • On July 28, 2026, the Tigers designated catcher Jake Rogers for assignment.[54] He was traded to the Orioles two days later.[11]
  • On July 31, 2026, the Tigers designated pitcher Andre Granillo for assignment and released pitcher Sean Guenther from his minor league contract.[55] [56] Granillo was outrighted to Triple-A Toledo on August 4, after clearing waivers.[57]
  • On August 8, 2026, the Tigers released pitcher Scott Effross from his minor league contract.[58]
  • On August 10, 2026, the Tigers released outfielder Tyler Gentry from his minor league contract.[59]
  • On August 12, 2026, the Tigers designated pitcher Troy Watson for assignment. He was claimed off waivers by the Seattle Mariners three days later.[60]
  • On August 16, 2026, the Tigers designated outfielder Trei Cruz for assignment.[61] Cruz was outrighted to Triple-A Toledo on August 18, after clearing waivers.[62]
  • On August 18, 2026, the Tigers released pitcher Tyler Owens from his minor league contract.[63]
  • On August 23, 2026, the Tigers designated outfielder James Outman for assignment.[64] Outman was outrighted to Triple-A Toledo on August 25, after clearing waivers.[65]
  • On August 24, 2026, the Tigers designated pitcher Ricky Vanasco for assignment.[66] He was claimed off waivers by the Atlanta Braves two days later.[67]
  • On August 25, 2026, the Tigers released pitcher Nick Sandlin from his minor league contract.[68] He was resigned to a minor league contract by the Tigers three days later.[69]

Signings

  • On November 6, 2025, the Tigers claimed pitcher Jack Little off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates.[25] Little was designated for assignment on November 18 and released three days later.[31]
  • On November 12, 2025, the Tigers claimed pitcher Dugan Darnell off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates.[29] Darnell was designated for assignment on November 18 and released three days later.[31]
  • On November 18, 2025, the Tigers selected the contracts of pitcher Jake Miller, catchers Eduardo Valencia and Thayron Liranzo, infielder Hao-Yu Lee and outfielder Trei Cruz to protect them from the Rule 5 draft.[31]
  • On December 16, 2025, the Tigers signed pitchers Enmanuel De Jesus and Cole Waites and resigned pitchers Sean Guenther and Jack Little to minor league contracts.[35]
  • On December 16, 2025, the Tigers signed pitcher Drew Anderson to a one-year $7 million contract with a club option for 2027.[70]
  • On December 17, 2025, the Tigers signed pitcher Kenley Jansen to a one-year $9 million contract with a $2 million buyout on a club option for 2027.[71]
  • On December 17, 2025, the Tigers signed pitcher Scott Effross to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.[72] He was released from his minor league contract on August 8.[58]
  • On December 20, 2025, the Tigers signed pitcher Kyle Finnegan to a two-year $16.75 million contract with a mutual option for 2028.[19]
  • On December 23, 2025, the Tigers signed pitcher Burch Smith to a minor league contract and invited him to spring training.[73] The Tigers selected his contract on April 22, 2026, and added him to the active roster.[74]
  • On January 6, 2026, the Tigers agreed on 1-year contracts to avoid arbitration with seven players: pitcher Casey Mize ($6.15 million), outfielder Riley Greene ($5 million), utility player Zach McKinstry ($4.2 million), first baseman Spencer Torkelson ($4.075 million), pitcher Will Vest ($3.95 million), outfielder Kerry Carpenter ($3.275 million) and pitcher Tyler Holton ($1.575 million).[75]
  • On January 12, 2026, the Tigers signed pitcher Bryan Sammons to a minor league contract. He was released from his minor league contract on June 3.[48]
  • On January 16, 2026, the Tigers signed outfielder Corey Julks to a minor league contract with an invitation lo spring training.[76]
  • On February 7, 2026, the Tigers signed pitcher Konnor Pilkington to a minor league contract with an invitation lo spring training.[77] He was released from his minor league contract on June 24.[50]
  • On February 10, 2026, the Tigers signed pitcher Framber Valdez to a three-year, $115 million contract. The deal includes a $20 million signing bonus, an opt-out for the 2028 season, and an unspecified amount of deferred money.[78]
  • On February 10, 2026, Justin Verlander signed a one-year, $13 million contract to return to the Tigers. The deal includes $2 million for the 2026 season, with the rest deferred.[79]
  • On February 12, 2026, the Tigers signed outfielder Austin Slater to a minor league contract with an invitation lo spring training.[80] He was released on March 21, 2026.[40]
  • On February 21, 2026, the Tigers signed pitcher Colin Poche to a minor league contract with an invitation lo spring training.[81]
  • On March 10, 2026, the Tigers selected the contract of Enmanuel De Jesus and added him to the 40-man roster. He had signed a minor league contract in December.[82]
  • On March 24, 2026, the Tigers signed pitcher Connor Seabold to a split contract that would earn $800K at the major league level.[83]
  • On March 25, 2026, the Tigers selected the contract of infielder Kevin McGonigle, a first round draft pick in the 2023 MLB draft.[84]
  • On April 11, 2026, the Tigers claimed pitcher Grant Holman off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers and signed outfielder Tyler Gentry to a minor league contract.[85] [86] Holman was designated for assignment on May 3.[5] Gentry was released from his minor league contract on August 10.
  • On May 2, 2026, the Tigers selected the contract of pitcher Ricky Vanasco, who was signed to a minor league contract in July, 2025.[87]
  • On May 5, 2026, the Tigers signed infielder Paul DeJong to a minor league contract.[88]
  • On May 8, 2026, the Tigers signed pitcher Carl Edwards Jr. to a minor league contract and resigned infielder Zack Short to a major league contract.[89][46]
  • On May 10, 2026, the Tigers signed pitcher Nick Sandlin to a minor league contract.[90] After being released on August 25, Sandlin was resigned to a minor league contract on August 28.[68][69]
  • On May 10,2026, the Tigers selected the contract of infielder Gage Workman, who was returned to the Tigers in 2025 after being selected in the Rule 5 draft.[91][92] He was traded to the Padres at the deadline.[13]
  • On June 11, 2026, the Tigers claimed outfielder James Outman off waivers from the Minnesota Twins.[93]
  • On June 23, 2026, the Tigers selected the contract of outfielder Ben Malgeri, an 18th round pick in the 2021 MLB draft..[94]
  • On June 26, 2026, the Tigers claimed pitcher Yilber Díaz off waivers from the Arizona Diamondbacks..[95]
  • On July 11, 2026, the Tigers claimed pitcher Andre Granillo off waivers from the Washington Nationals.[96] He was designated for assignment on July 31.[55]
  • On July 19, 2026, the Tigers selected the contract of minor league pitcher Troy Watson and optioned him to Triple-A Toledo.. He was acquired in a minor league trade with the Toronto Blue Jays in August, 2024, for cash.[97] He was designated for assignment on August 12 and claimed by the Mariners three days later without appearing in a major league game.[60]
  • On July 23, 2026, the Tigers sign veteran catcher Carlos Pérez to a minor league contract.[53]
  • On July 31, 2026, the Tigers selected the contract of outfielder Max Clark, a first round draft pick in the 2023 MLB draft. [55]
  • On August 5, 2026, the Tigers signed pitcher Austin Gomber to a minor league contract and assigned him to Triple-A Toledo.[98]
  • On August 6, 2026, the Tigers signed catcher Seby Zavala to a minor league contract and assigned him to Triple-A Toledo.[99]
  • On August 14, 2026, the Tigers signed outfielder Michael Siani to a minor league contract.[100]
  • On August 16, 2026, the Tigers selected the contract of outfielder Brett Callahan, a thirteenth round draft pick in the 2023 MLB draft.[61]
  • On August 23, 2026, the Tigers selected the contract of pitcher Andrew Sears, a tenth round draft pick in the 2023 MLB draft.[101][64]
  • On August 24, 2026, the Tigers signed pitcher Tyler Kinley to a major league contract for the remainder of the season.[66]

Season accomplishments

Team accomplishments

Individual accomplishments

  • On March 26, Kevin McGonigle had four hits, becoming the first Tiger since Billy Bean in 1987 to have four hits in his MLB debut. He is the sixth major leaguer since 1900 to have at least four hits in an Opening Day debut.[104]
  • On July 9, Eduardo Valencia became the tenth Tiger to hit a home run in his first MLB at-bat, but only the second to do so in a pinch hitting role, following Gates Brown in 1963.[105]
  • With a first inning strikeout of Taylor Ward against the Baltimore Orioles on July 29, Tarik Skubal reached 1,000 career strikeouts. By innings pitched (857), he reached the milestone faster than any Tiger in history, considerably faster than Max Scherzer's mark of 1,000 strikeouts in 944+2⁄3 innings.[106]

Season standings

American League Central

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AL Central
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Chicago White Sox 7263 .533 — 41‍–‍27 31‍–‍36
Cleveland Guardians 6868 .500 4½ 31‍–‍36 37‍–‍32
Minnesota Twins 6472 .471 8½ 35‍–‍33 29‍–‍39
Detroit Tigers 6372 .467 9 34‍–‍34 29‍–‍38
Kansas City Royals 6275 .453 11 36‍–‍30 26‍–‍45
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American League Wildcard

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Division leaders
Team W L Pct.
Tampa Bay Rays 8154 .600
Chicago White Sox 7263 .533
Houston Astros 6868 .500
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Wild Card teams
(Top 3 teams qualify for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
New York Yankees 7759 .566 +9
Boston Red Sox 7462 .544 +6
Cleveland Guardians 6868 .500 —
Baltimore Orioles 6769 .493 1
Toronto Blue Jays 6770 .489 1½
Texas Rangers 6670 .485 2
Minnesota Twins 6472 .471 4
Seattle Mariners 6472 .471 4
Detroit Tigers 6372 .467 4½
Kansas City Royals 6275 .453 6½
Athletics 5383 .390 15
Los Angeles Angels 5284 .382 16
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Record against opponents

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2026 American League record

Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2026

Team ATH BAL BOS CWS CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN NYY SEA TB TEX TOR NL
Athletics —2–13–41–51–20–65–42–56–53–33–32–40–36–40–319–29
Baltimore 1–2—4–54–21–34–25–15–13–33–32–83–48–52–43–417–22
Boston 4–35–4—6–02–15–21–53–03–01–56–62–15–52–14–925–20
Chicago 5–12–40–6—6–46–31–27–34–24–33–43–32–44–25–118–21
Cleveland 2–13–11–24–6—7–22–44–36–04–62–44–31–52–41–225–23
Detroit 6–02–42–53–62–7—2–56–73–32–54–24–24–24–21–217–19
Houston 4–51–55–12–14–25–2—2–17–62–43–32–92–19–43–317–20
Kansas City 5–21–50–33–73–47–61–2—5–18–50–65–12–51–52–117–22
Los Angeles 5–63–30–32–40–63–36–71–5—1–22–22–43–38–52–414–27
Minnesota 3–33–35–13–46–45–24–25–82–1—2–12–41–53–04–316–29
New York 3–38–26–64–34–22–43–36–02–21–2—4–23–64–27–620–16
Seattle 4–24–31–23–33–42–49–21–54–24–22–4—1–53–72–121–24
Tampa Bay 3–05–85–54–25–12–41–25–23–35–16–35–1—2–19–421–17
Texas 4–64–21–22–44–22–44–95–15–80–32–47–31–2—4–021–18
Toronto 3–04–39–41–52–12–13–31–24–23–46–71–24–90–4—22–23
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Updated with the results of all games through August 27, 2026.

Game log

Regular season

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2026 Game Log: 62–71 (Home 33–33, Road 29–38)
March/April: 16–16 (Home 10–2, Road 6–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1March 26@ Padres8–2Skubal (1–0)Pivetta (0–1)—45,6731–0W1
2March 27@ Padres5–2De Jesus (1–0)Estrada (0–1)Jansen (1)44,8962–0W2
3March 28@ Padres0–3Vásquez (1–0)Flaherty (0–1)Miller (1)44,3682–1L1
4March 30@ Diamondbacks6–9Soroka (1–0)Verlander (0–1)Sewald (1)48,3502–2L2
5March 31@ Diamondbacks5–7Hoffmann (1–0)Vest (0–1)Sewald (2)28,7802–3L3
6April 1@ Diamondbacks0–1Gallen (1–1)Skubal (1–1)Loáisiga (1)23,1662–4L4
7April 3Cardinals4–0Valdez (1–0)McGreevy (0–1)—45,0083–4W1
8April 4Cardinals11–6 (8)Hurter (1–0)May (0–2)—28,7084–4W2
9April 5Cardinals3–5Leahy (1–1)Montero (0–1)O'Brien (2)28,8234–5L1
10April 6@ Twins3–7Ryan (1–1)Mize (0–1)Laweryson (1)12,5694–6L2
11April 7@ Twins2–4Bradley (2–0)Skubal (1–2)Topa (1)12,3414–7L3
12April 8@ Twins6–8Ober (1–0)Valdez (1–1)Funderburk (1)13,0384–8L4
13April 9@ Twins1–3Acton (1–0)Vest (0–2)Orze (1)19,0544–9L5
14April 10Marlins2–0Montero (1–1)Paddack (0–2)Jansen (2)20,2855–9W1
15April 11Marlins6–1Mize (1–1)Junk (0–2)Anderson (1)31,4146–9W2
16April 12Marlins8–2Skubal (2–2)Alcántara (2–1)—26,7687–9W3
17April 14Royals2–1Vest (1–2)Mears (1–1)Jansen (3)16,6558–9W4
18April 15Royals2–1Finnegan (1–0)Morgan (0–1)Jansen (4)19,6099–9W5
19April 16Royals10–9Seabold (1–0)Erceg (0–1)—15,03410–9W6
20April 17@ Red Sox0–1 (10)Whitlock (1–1)Vest (1–3)—34,86610–10L1
21April 18@ Red Sox4–1Skubal (3–2)Bello (1–2)Jansen (5)36,52711–10W1
22April 19@ Red Sox6–2Valdez (2–1)Crochet (2–3)—34,65012–10W2
23April 20@ Red Sox6–8Whitlock (2–1)Holton (0–1)Chapman (4)34,88012–11L1
24April 21Brewers4–12Anderson (1–1)Montero (1–2)—20,84712–12L2
25April 22Brewers5–2Mize (2–1)Patrick (1–1)Jansen (6)20,37813–12W1
26April 23Brewers5–4Hurter (2–0)Uribe (1–1)—25,22414–12W2
27April 24@ Reds8–9Ashcraft (1–0)Jansen (0–1)—23,87914–13L1
28April 25@ Reds2–9Singer (2–1)Flaherty (0–2)—35,31514–14L2
29April 26@ Reds8–3Hurter (3–0)Moll (1–1)—31,37715–14W1
30April 28@ Braves2–5Perez (2–1)Mize (2–2)—32,16215–15L1
31April 29@ Braves3–4Lopez (2–1)Jansen (0–2)—30,43915–16L2
32April 30@ Braves5–2Anderson (1–0)Payamps (0–2)Finnegan (1)32,62016–16W1
May: 6–22 (Home 4–12, Road 2–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
33May 1Rangers4–5Alexander (1–0)Smith (0–1)Latz (3)28,62216–17L1
34May 2Rangers5–1Montero (2–2)Rocker (1–3)—33,37317–17W1
35May 3Rangers7–1Hurter (4–0)Leiter (1–3)—24,08318–17W2
36May 4Red Sox4–5Tolle (1–1)Vanasco (0–1)Chapman (7)22,32118–18L1
37May 5Red Sox3–10Bello (2–4)Valdez (2–2)—20,67418–19L2
38May 6Red Sox0–4Gray (3–1)Flaherty (0–3)—17,33418–20L3
39May 8@ Royals3–4Erceg (3–1)Hurter (4–1)—29,37418–21L4
40May 9@ Royals1–5Wacha (4–2)Smith (0–2)—26,72418–22L5
41May 10@ Royals6–3De Jesus (2–0)Mears (2–2)Jensen (7)17,29519–22W1
42May 12@ Mets2–10Peralta (3–3)Flaherty (0–4)—36,38219–23L1
43May 13@ Mets2–3 (10)Raley (1–1)Anderson (1–1)—33,98919–24L2
44May 14@ Mets4–9McLean (2–2)Montero (2–3)—34,64219–25L3
45May 15Blue Jays3–2Jansen (1–2)Hoffman (2–3)—31,03820–25W1
46May 16Blue Jays1–2 (10)Varland (2–1)Holton (0–2)—38,29520–26L1
47May 17Blue Jays1–4Gausman (3–3)Flaherty (0–5)Rogers (1)37,48620–27L2
48May 18Guardians2–8Cecconi (3–4)Valdez (2–3)—18,91320–28L3
49May 19Guardians3–4Holderman (1–0)Holton (0–3)Smith (15)21,23920–29L4
50May 20Guardians2–3 (10)Holderman (2–0)Holton (0–4)Smith (16)20,45020–30L5
51May 21Guardians1–3Cantillo (4–1)Mize (2–3)Gaddis (1)25,68720–31L6
52May 22@ Orioles4–7Bassitt (4–3)Flaherty (0–6)Nunez (3)14,95620–32L7
―May 23@ OriolesPostponed (inclement weather). Rescheduled to May 24.
53May 24 (1)@ Orioles3–5Enns (2–0)Jansen (1–3)—17,61620–33L8
54May 24 (2)@ Orioles4–1Melton (1–0)Rogers (2–6)Anderson (2)19,73521—33W1
55May 26Angels6–10Fermín (2–1)Vest (1–4)—21,95421–34L1
56May 27Angels4–0Anderson (2–1)Soriano (6–4)—27,69222–34W1
57May 28Angels1–7Rodriguez (2–1)Flaherty (0–7)—29,67022–35L1
58May 29@ White Sox3–4 (10)Hudson (3–1)Anderson (2–2)—30,01922–36L2
59May 30@ White Sox1–7Kay (5–1)Valdez (2–4)—29,43522–37L3
60May 31@ White Sox1–2Eisert (1–0)Anderson (2–3)Davis (1)28,76422–38L4
June: 15–11 (Home 9–7, Road 6–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
61June 1@ Rays10–9Holton (1–4)Jax (1–4)Vest (1)13,69523–38W1
62June 2@ Rays8–0Flaherty (1–7)Matz (4–3)De Jesus (1)14,01024–38W2
63June 3@ Rays7–2Melton (2–0)Martinez (5–2)—12,58525–38W3
64June 5Mariners7–3Valdez (3–4)Woo (5–4)—32,59126–38W4
65June 6Mariners0–4Miller (2–0)Montero (2–4)—32,60626–39L1
66June 7Mariners5–4Vest (2–4)Munoz (3–4)—34,89327–39W1
67June 9Twins10–4Melton (3–0)Bradley (5–3)—22,64128–39W2
68June 10Twins4–6Rogers (2–3)Valdez (3–5)Gómez (5)23,51728–40L1
69June 11Twins11–0Montero (3–4)Matthews (2–4)—30,71429–40W1
70June 12@ Guardians2–3Bibee (2–7)Flaherty (1–8)Smith (22)35,42729–41L1
71June 13@ Guardians1–3Cantillo (5–3)Skubal (3–3)Smith (23)32,68329–42L2
―June 14@ GuardiansPostponed (inclement weather). Rescheduled to September 4.
72June 15@ Astros9–3Finnegan (2–0)Teng (3–6)—26,63230–42W1
73June 16@ Astros2–4King (2–1)Montero (3–5)Hader (3)31,24430–43L1
74June 17@ Astros2–4Lambert (6–4)Mize (2–4)Hader (4)31,47630–44L2
75June 19White Sox4–3Anderson (3–3)Fedde (2–6)Jensen (8)41,35331–44W1
76June 20White Sox4–1Melton (4–0)Rock (0–1)Jansen (9)34,69232–44W2
77June 21White Sox5–4 (10)Vest (3–4)Eisert (1–1)—40,02133–44W3
78June 22Yankees5–3Valdez (4–5)Cole (2–2)Vest (2)24,28434–44W4
79June 23Yankees3–4Rodón (4–2)Mize (2–5)Bednar (15)27,15734–45L1
80June 24Yankees2–4Weathers (3–5)Skubal (3–4)Bednar (16)23,56734–46L2
81June 25Astros1–2Imai (5–3)Melton (4–1)De Los Santos (5)25,06634–47L3
82June 26Astros8–0Montero (4–5)Arrighetti (7–4)—30,03635–47W1
83June 27Astros6–8Blubaugh (4–2)Vest (3–5)Hader (7)27,23235–48L1
84June 28Astros5–7 (10)Hader (2–0)Jansen (1–4)—33,65535–49L2
85June 29@ Yankees7–3Mize (3–5)Weathers (3–6)—40,50636–49W1
86June 30@ Yankees9–3Skubal (4–4)Schlittler (8–5)—37,21137–49W2
July: 15–9 (Home 7–6, Road 8–3)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
87July 1@ Yankees6–2 (11)Montero (5–5)Doval (3–1)—37,11738–49W3
88July 2@ Rangers4–10Eovaldi (9–7)Valdez (4–6)—33,45038–50L1
89July 4@ Rangers3–0Flaherty (2–8)Quantrill (3–1)Montero (1)37,57639–50W1
90July 5@ Rangers6–3Mize (4–5)Rocker (2–7)Jansen (10)27,88740–50W2
91July 7Athletics6–2Skubal (5–4)Ginn (7–5)—28,73641–50W3
92July 8Athletics6–1Melton (5–1)Springs (3–9)—29,04942–50W4
93July 9Athletics4–1Valdez (5–6)Perkins (2–5)Jansen (11)20,69943–50W5
94July 10Phillies10–2Flaherty (3–8)Mayza (2–3)—34,08444–50W6
95July 11Phillies2–4Sanchez (11–4)Mize (4–6)Duran (24)33,70544–51L1
96July 12Phillies0–5Wheeler (10–1)Skubal (5–5)—35,06544–52L2
96th All-Star Game in Philadelphia, PA
97July 17@ Angels2–1Montero (6–5)Yates (0–5)—29,53645–52W1
98July 18@ Angels7–0Skubal (6–5)Rodriguez (3–3)—32,00346–52W2
99July 19@ Angels2–3Johnson (2–4)Anderson (3–4)Zeferjahn (3)30,77846–53L1
100July 20@ Cubs8–6 (10)Jansen (2–4)Thornton (3–3)Holton (1)39,02347–53W1
101July 21@ Cubs2–11Peterson (5–7)Valdez (5–7)—39,03947–54L1
102July 22@ Cubs5–1Montero (7–5)Rea (7–7)—40,51248–54W1
103July 23Royals4–3Anderson (4–4)Cruz (2–3)Finnegan (2)35,54849–54W2
104July 24Royals2–1Skubal (7–5)Way (1–1)Jansen (12)40,63850–54W3
105July 25Royals2–3Lynch IV (4–2)Waguespack (0–1)Lange (10)32,86750–55L1
106July 26Royals4–5Pearson (2–0)Sommers (0–1)Cruz (2)29,48950–56L2
107July 27Orioles5–8Wolfram (3–2)Montero (7–6)Garcia (5)21,91350–57L3
108July 28Orioles14–0Melton (6–1)Kremer (1–4)—27,45351–57W1
109July 29Orioles9–10 (12)Wolfram (4–2)Sommers (0–2)Kittredge (4)34,40651–58L1
110July 31@ Athletics13–1Madden (1–0)Springs (3–11)—8,92652–58W1
August: 11–14 (Home 4–6, Road 7–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
111August 1@ Athletics8–6Valdez (6–7)Perkins (2–7)Jansen (13)10,42653–58W2
112August 2@ Athletics11–0Montero (8–6)Jump (4–7)—8,23754–58W3
113August 4@ Mariners8–0Melton (7–1)Hancock (6–6)—35,75255–58W4
114August 5@ Mariners2–4Woo (8–8)Hanifee (0–1)Munoz (20)40,74355–59L1
115August 6@ Mariners11–0Valdez (7–7)Miller (4–6)—26,75056–59W1
116August 7@ Giants2–5Houser (3–7)Montero (8–7)Smith (2)34,10456–60L1
117August 8@ Giants8–0Jobe (1–0)Roupp (7–11)—35,50657–60W1
118August 9@ Giants3–1 (10)Jansen (3–4)Hentges (1–4)Holton (2)32,20058–60W2
119August 11Guardians6–4Waguespack (1–1)Bibee (4–12)Jansen (14)30,70959–60W3
120August 12Guardians4–6 Griffin (13–4)Valdez (7–8)Smith (31)31,400.59–61L1
121August 13Guardians3–0Montero (9–7)Messick (9–7)Jansen (15)31,77760–61W1
122August 14White Sox5–9Urquidy (1–1)Jobe (1–1)—39,63860–62L1
123August 15White Sox3–4Hicks (2–1)Sommers (0–3)Hudson (5)33,11960–63L2
124August 16White Sox5–7Smith (2–0)Holton (1–5)Newcomb (4)34,25160–64L3
125August 17@ Pirates8–5Valdez (8–8)Mlodzinski (6–6)Jansen (16)21,95661–64W1
126August 18@ Pirates1–4Ashcraft (13–5)Montero (9–8)Montgomery (5)20,22261–65L1
127August 19@ Pirates3–4Montgomery (5–3)Jansen (3–5)—18,20861–66L2
128August 21@ Royals2–5Cameron (8–8)Melton (7–2)Pearson (3)29,53561–67L3
129August 22@ Royals3–1Wacha (7–8)Anderson (4–5)Kimbrel (1)23,15661–68L4
130August 23@ Royals7–11Schreiber (1–3)Sears (0–1)—21,26961–69L5
131August 24Rays1–4Rasmussen (14–5)Valdez (8–9)Baker (38)23,26561–70L6
132August 25Rays4–1Sommers (1–3)Seymour (9–5)Jansen (17)26,60562–70W1
133August 26Rays0–3Peralta (6–11)Melton (7–3)Wells (5)21,48262–71L1
134August 28Dodgers1–2Phillips (2–2)Waguespack (1–2)Scott (20)41,01262–72L2
135August 29Dodgers2–1Jansen (4–5)Dreyer (4–2)—40,02263–72W1
136August 30Dodgers—(—)(—)——
137August 31@ Twins—(—)(—)——
September: 0–0 (Home 0–0, Road 0–0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
138September 1@ Twins—(—)(—)——
139September 2@ Twins—(—)(—)——
140September 4 (1)@ Guardians—(—)(—)——
141September 4 (2)@ Guardians—(—)(—)——
142September 5@ Guardians—(—)(—)——
143September 6@ Guardians—(—)(—)——
144September 7Twins—(—)(—)——
145September 8Twins—(—)(—)——
146September 9Twins—(—)(—)——
147September 11Rockies—(—)(—)——
148September 12Rockies—(—)(—)——
149September 13Rockies—(—)(—)——
150September 14@ Blue Jays—(—)(—)——
151September 15@ Blue Jays—(—)(—)——
152September 16@ Blue Jays—(—)(—)——
153September 17@ White Sox—(—)(—)——
154September 18@ White Sox—(—)(—)——
155September 19@ White Sox—(—)(—)——
156September 20@ White Sox—(—)(—)——
157September 21Nationals—(—)(—)——
158September 22Nationals—(—)(—)——
159September 23Nationals—(—)(—)——
160September 25Pirates—(—)(—)——
161September 26Pirates—(—)(—)——
162September 27Pirates—(—)(—)——
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