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The Detroit Tigers have a crucial offseason ahead of them, as last year’s additions fell short of expectations. A team with a roster good enough to compete but still needing important additions is going to look different than it has…

Clay Snowden argues that the Detroit Tigers must establish a clear plan for Kerry Carpenter ahead of the 2027 season, suggesting a trade might be the best path forward. Despite Carpenter's power at the plate, Snowden notes that his ongoing injury troubles, poor outfield defense, and recent offensive decline have complicated his long-term fit on the roster.
Snowden highlights roster overlap with fellow left-handed platoon hitters Colt Keith and prospect Josue Briceno. Because Carpenter enters his second year of arbitration and is projected to earn $4 million to $5 million, Snowden suggests Detroit could trade him to acquire defensive upgrades or bullpen help.
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