Detroit Tigers MLB Betting Odds
The Detroit Tigers haven’t seen the postseason since 2014 and took a big step back last season. Detroit fell from 77 wins in 2021 to only 66 in 2022.
A failed major signing in 2022 was the Tigers' addition of Javier Baez last winter. His miserable season was contagious. No one on the Tigers could hit in 2022. Some signs of life in his bat are what they should be holding out for most. Regardless, gamblers will avoid Detroit until proven otherwise.
Detroit Tigers MLB Betting Odds
Odds to Win World Series: +27500 (April 18, 2023)
It was a miserable 2022 for the Tigers. The pitchers got hurt. The hot-shot rookies didn't perform as expected. The big free agent had a .278 OBP. It was about as ugly a season as a team that viewed itself as a contender could have. Enter Scott Harris, the new president of baseball operations. He comes over from the Giants, where he spent the past three seasons as their general manager, and he's not trying to fake that the club is trying to win. The Tigers clearly won't mind if they lose the most games in the majors and end up with the top pick in 2024.
Detroit had done nothing of consequence this offseason until the team traded away closer Gregory Soto to the Phillies for a package that included outfielder Matt Vierling. Understandably, it's been a quiet winter in Detroit. It's been months since Al Avila was (belatedly) cut loose and replaced by former Harris. Harris is rebuilding the entire organizational infrastructure, and with the Tigers from contention at the moment and quiet winter in terms of roster churn is somewhat understandable.
2023 Detroit Tigers Season Schedule
March 30-April 2: at Tampa Bay Rays
April 3-5: at Houston Astros
April 6-9: Boston Red Sox
April 11-13: at Toronto Blue Jays
April 14-16: San Francisco Giants
April 17-19: Cleveland Guardians
April 21-23: at Baltimore Orioles
April 24-26: at Milwaukee Brewers
April 27-30: Baltimore Orioles
May 2-4: New York Mets
May 5-7: at St. Louis Cardinals
May 8-10: at Cleveland Guardians
May 12-14: Seattle Mariners
May 16-17: Pittsburgh Pirates
May 19-21: at Washington Nationals
May 22-24: at Kansas City Royals
May 25-28: Chicago White Sox
May 29-31: Texas Rangers
June 2-4: at Chicago White Sox
June 5-7: at Philadelphia Phillies
June 9-11: Arizona Diamondbacks
June 12-14: Atlanta Braves
June 15-18: at Minnesota Twins
June 19-21: Kansas City Royals
June 23-25: Minnesota Twins
June 26-29: at Texas Rangers
June 30-July 2: at Colorado Rockies
July 4-6: Oakland A’s
July 7-9: Toronto Blue Jays
July 14-16: at Seattle Mariners
July 17-20: at Kansas City Royals
July 21-23: San Diego Padres
July 25-27: Los Angeles Angels
July 28-30: at Miami Marlins
August 1-3: at Pittsburgh Pirates
August 4-6: Tampa Bay Rays
August 7-10: Minnesota Twins
August 11-13: at Boston Red Sox
August 15-16: at Minnesota Twins
August 17-20: at Cleveland Guardians
August 21-23: Chicago Cubs
August 25-27: Houston Astros
August 28-31: New York Yankees
September 1-3: at Chicago White Sox
September 5-7: at New York Yankees
September 8-10: Chicago White Sox
September 12-14: Cincinnati Reds
September 15-17: at Los Angeles Angels
September 18-20: at Los Angeles Dodgers
September 21-24: at Oakland A’s
September 26-28: Kansas City Royals
September 29-October 1: Cleveland Guardians
Statistics By Year (2010)
| YEAR |
RECORD |
HOME |
AWAY |
MONEY |
O/U |
DIVISION FINISH |
| 2022 |
66-96 |
35-46 |
31-50 |
-486 |
63-86-14 |
4th |
| 2021 |
77-85 |
42-39 |
35-46 |
+2303 |
67-87-7 |
3rd |
| 2020 |
23-35 |
12-16 |
11-19 |
-175 |
28-29-1 |
5th |
| 2019 |
47-114 |
22-59 |
35-55 |
-4125 |
69-80-12 |
5th |
| 2018 |
64-98 |
38-42 |
26-55 |
-1,045 |
71-83-8 |
3rd |
| 2017 |
64-98 |
34-47 |
30-51 |
-3,128 |
87-68-7 |
5th |
| 2016 |
86-75 |
45-35 |
41-40 |
+1,087 |
80-73-8 |
2nd |
| 2015 |
74-87 |
38-43 |
36-44 |
-1,030 |
85-68-8 |
5th |
| 2014 |
90-72 |
45-36 |
45-36 |
-380 |
84-72-6 |
1st |
| 2013 |
93-69 |
51-30 |
42-39 |
-1,150 |
81-75-6 |
1st |
| 2012 |
88-74 |
50-31 |
38-43 |
-1,074 |
67-86-9 |
1st |
| 2011 |
95-67 |
50-31 |
45-36 |
+1,888 |
84-66-12 |
1st |
| 2010 |
81-81 |
52-29 |
29-52 |
-229 |
80-72-10 |
3rd |
Year-By-Year History (2010)
| YEAR |
RECORD |
STANDING |
POSTSEASON |
| 2022 |
66-96 |
4th |
- |
| 2021 |
77-85 |
3rd |
- |
| 2020 |
23-35 |
5th |
- |
| 2019 |
47-114 |
5th |
- |
| 2018 |
64-98 |
3rd |
- |
| 2017 |
64-98 |
5th |
- |
| 2016 |
86-75 |
2nd |
- |
| 2015 |
74-87 |
5th |
- |
| 2014 |
90-72 |
1st |
Lost ALDS |
| 2013 |
93-69 |
1st |
Lost ALCS |
| 2012 |
88-74 |
1st |
Lost World Series |
| 2011 |
95-67 |
1st |
Lost ALCS |
| 2010 |
81-81 |
3rd |
- |
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