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Detroit activated pitcher Jack Flaherty from the injured list and optioned Enmanuel De Jesus to Triple-A to make room on the roster; Flaherty, who returned from a left peroneal strain, threw five scoreless innings with nine strikeouts, but his season has been pricier (5.35 ERA over 15 starts) as Detroit looks to stabilize its rotation.
A betting-focused MLB guide for May 22 highlights three player-prop plays: Jack Flaherty Over 2.5 walks (noting his higher road walk rate), Kyle Schwarber Over 1.5 hits, runs, and RBI (with favorable home/lefty-hit context), and Shea Langeliers Over 1.5 hits, runs, and RBI (with a potential home run prop as a sprinkle). Times and TV chalk are listed for each bet, and odds are subject to change.
Jack Flaherty's 2026 player option has escalated to $20 million after his 15th start of the season, reflecting his contractual milestones. Despite a challenging start and inconsistent performance in Detroit, Flaherty remains focused on his long-term goal of securing a lucrative deal, with the option decision likely to be a subplot in his second half.
The San Francisco Giants are expected to be active in MLB free agency, with new leadership under Buster Posey aiming to strengthen the team. While they are contenders for signing Juan Soto, it's more likely they will pursue other big names, such as pitcher Jack Flaherty. DeadSpin projects the Giants could sign Flaherty to a four-year, $100 million deal, enhancing their rotation, especially if they lose Blake Snell. The Giants are also looking to boost their offensive lineup to improve their chances of contention.
Several players, including Jack Flaherty and Jared Jones, are emerging as must-add options in fantasy baseball after strong debuts. With injuries impacting several teams, there are plenty of waiver-wire targets to consider adding at every position. In addition to pitchers, catchers, first basemen, second basemen, third basemen, shortstops, and outfielders are also discussed as potential fantasy baseball pickups.
The Detroit Tigers secured a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox, completing a sweep of the series with a 3-0 start to the season. Pitcher Jack Flaherty made his Tigers debut, delivering a strong performance, while Erick Fedde took the mound for the White Sox after a successful 2023 season in South Korea. The game featured several home runs, with the Tigers ultimately taking the lead in the ninth inning and securing the win.
The Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox are set to face off with veteran pitchers Erick Fedde and Jack Flaherty making their debuts for their respective teams. Both pitchers showed promise in Spring Training, and with both teams having struggled offensively last season, the recommendation is to bet on the game staying under 8.5 runs.
Detroit Tigers pitcher Jack Flaherty, a member of the MLB Players Association's executive subcommittee, discussed the recent meeting that raised the idea of replacing the union's deputy director. The meeting aimed to prepare for the upcoming collective bargaining negotiations as the current CBA expires in December 2026. Flaherty emphasized the importance of player involvement and continuous discussions leading up to the negotiations, expressing concerns about the state of the game under the current CBA, particularly regarding free agency and team spending. The meeting also saw discussions about potential changes in union leadership, with supporters of a former MLBPA lawyer criticizing the effectiveness of the current leadership.
The Detroit Tigers secured a 4-0 victory over the Houston Astros in a Grapefruit League game, with outfielder Riley Greene making his return after recovering from Tommy John surgery and driving in the first run of the game. Pitcher Jack Flaherty impressed with a quick and efficient first inning, and the Tigers' offense was highlighted by a three-run home run from Brady Allen. The Tigers' pitching staff also delivered strong performances, with Beau Brieske and Joey Wentz standing out.
The Detroit Tigers have signed right-handed starter Jack Flaherty to a one-year deal worth $14 million, with incentives that could make it worth $15 million. Flaherty, who has had a career plagued by injuries and control issues, showed improvement in the 2023 season. The Tigers are hoping to help him continue his comeback and provide depth to their pitching rotation. However, the deal lacks a club option for 2025, suggesting that Flaherty may be traded in the future. Overall, it is a reasonable signing for the Tigers, but it does not address their need for a frontline starter or a hitting infielder.
The Tampa Bay Rays and Los Angeles Dodgers have reportedly agreed to a deal that would send pitcher Tyler Glasnow and outfielder Manuel Margot to the Dodgers in exchange for pitcher Ryan Pepiot and outfielder Jonny DeLuca, with Tampa also sending $4 million. The deal is contingent on the Dodgers working out an extension with Glasnow. In a separate move, the Detroit Tigers have agreed to a one-year, $14 million deal with pitcher Jack Flaherty.
The Detroit Tigers have signed right-hander Jack Flaherty to a one-year, $14 million contract, pending a physical exam. Flaherty, a seven-year MLB veteran, had a 4.99 ERA last season with the St. Louis Cardinals and Baltimore Orioles. The Tigers beat out other teams for Flaherty's services and believe their pitching coaches can help maximize his potential. Flaherty can earn up to $1 million in incentives, and he joins a group of potential options for the Tigers' starting rotation.
The Detroit Tigers have signed right-hander Jack Flaherty to a one-year, $14 million deal, adding him to their rotation alongside Kenta Maeda. Flaherty, who showed promise in 2019 but has since struggled with injuries and performance, bounced back in 2023 but ended the season with poor command and a decline in fastball velocity. At 28 years old and healthy, there are questions about his effectiveness as a full-time starter, but the Tigers are banking on his previous success and potential.
The Baltimore Orioles overcame a controversial call by the umpiring crew in the fifth inning to defeat the Arizona Diamondbacks 8-5 and win the road series. After the questionable ruling sparked a game-tying rally by the Diamondbacks, the Orioles responded by scoring four runs in the sixth inning. Cedric Mullins, Adley Rutschman, and Jordan Westburg delivered RBI hits, while the Orioles' bullpen provided solid relief. The win keeps the Orioles 2.5 games ahead of the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League standings.
The Baltimore Orioles have scratched starting pitcher Jack Flaherty from Wednesday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays due to general soreness and an inability to bounce back from his previous start. Flaherty's absence highlights concerns about fatigue among the team's young starters, prompting the Orioles to make adjustments to their rotation. The team acquired Flaherty from the St. Louis Cardinals in a trade before the MLB trade deadline, but he has struggled with a 7.07 ERA in three starts with Baltimore. The Orioles are also managing the workload of other pitchers, including Tyler Wells and Mike Baumann, to prevent fatigue-related issues.