Detroit Tigers Reportedly Add Veteran Outfielder Manuel Margot

The Tigers address outfield injuries by agreeing to terms with Margot on a Major League deal, pending a physical.

The Detroit Tigers have reportedly agreed to sign Manuel Margot to a Major League contract, though the deal is not yet officially confirmed.
Margot, a nine-year MLB veteran, recently opted out of a non-roster invitee deal with the Milwaukee Brewers.
The Tigers are filling a void in their outfield caused by injuries to Parker Meadows, who is sidelined for at least four weeks, and Matt Vierling.
Margot brings versatility to the Tigers, with the ability to play all three outfield positions and a career OPS of .753 against left-handed pitching.
His low strikeout rate, ranking in the 84th percentile last season, aligns with the Tigers' need for lineup balance and roster flexibility.