Detroit Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris touched on a number of topics in a radio interview, including ...

Less than a year ago, the Detroit Tigers were unloading veterans at the trade deadline. Now they own the best record in ...

Harris sold at his first two deadlines as the Tigers’ president of baseball ops. Now he’ll get a chance to buy. What he’ll ...

The main entrance for fans into Oriole Park is at the intersection of Eutaw and Camden Streets beyond left-center. But the Orioles currently sit at a famous figurative intersection as well, where a ge ...

The "Days of Roar" podcast talks with ESPN's Jesse Rogers about what lessons Scott Harris gained from Theo Epstein to mold ...

Manager A.J. Hinch snuck up behind president of baseball operations Scott Harris in the clubhouse Friday night while the Detroit Tigers celebrated their first postseason berth, capping an ...

Then the phone rang. Advertisement Scott looked at his phone. He showed Rob the screen. Chris Ilitch, chairman and CEO of the Detroit Tigers, was calling. Harris looked at his father. I think I ...

Scott Harris spent part of his Sunday at work, watching a minor-league baseball game. The Double-A Erie Seawolves were playing the Richmond Flying Squirrels. Erie is a Tigers affiliate ...

Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris and manager A.J. Hinch addressed the media on Monday (including Evan Woodberry of MLive Media Group) to discuss the offseason ahead.

Detroit Tigers president Scott Harris said the Tigers are preparing to be buyers at the trade deadline. Harris emphasizes player development and a cohesive roster as keys to long-term success.