The early favorites for a Tarik Skubal trade deadline landing spot
Tarik Skubal, a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, is becoming a prime candidate for a trade as the MLB deadline approaches. The Tigers are struggling this season, which increases the likelihood of a trade for the impending free agent. Skubal's recovery from elbow surgery has been promising, making him a sought-after player as the deadline nears.
- ▪Tarik Skubal is recovering from elbow surgery and has shown positive progress.
- ▪The Detroit Tigers are currently one of the most underperforming teams in MLB.
- ▪Skubal's potential trade value is rising as the deadline approaches, especially given the Tigers' struggles.
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- ▪ ESPN Insider views Dodgers as favorites to land Tarik Skubal — California Post
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Jon Heyman The early favorites for a Tarik Skubal trade deadline landing spot By Jon Heyman Published May 28, 2026, 6:31 p.m. ET Tarik Skubal #29 of the Detroit Tigers pitches in the first inning against the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park on April 29, 2026. Getty Images The chances for a deadline trade involving pitching superstar Tarik Skubal keep rising. As long as the Tigers continue to be one of MLB’s most underperforming teams and Skubal keeps progressing nicely following elbow surgery, the elements are strong for a trade for the impending free agent. The Tigers know how quickly things can turn as they rallied late to make the playoffs in 2024 after selling at the deadline.
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