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Former Tigers ace Tarik Skubal refuses to take questions about his free agency after the Dodgers were swept in the NLCS.

Motor City Bengals writer Katrina Stebbins argues that Tarik Skubal's avoidance of free agency questions following the Los Angeles Dodgers' NLCS elimination mirrors his past posturing with the Detroit Tigers. After the Dodgers were swept by the Milwaukee Brewers, Skubal declined to discuss his impending free agency, expressing that he was purely focused on the sting of the postseason defeat.
Stebbins notes that Skubal's cagey approach is familiar to Tigers supporters from past contract extension talks. The writer highlights that while the Dodgers remain favorites to sign him, the New York Mets could pursue him with bids surpassing $400 million, while a Detroit reunion remains highly unlikely.
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