Detroit Tigers Odds

Here’s a complete look at betting on or against the Detroit Tigers at the top online sportsbooks in Michigan, including the best available odds for upcoming Tigers games plus deeper franchise stats to help pick those winners.

Next Up: Philadelphia Phillies

• Game Day: Thursday, June 8, 2023
• Game Time: 6:05 PM
• Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Stadium: Citizens Bank Park

Recent Meetings With The Phillies

Tigers Insights Vs. Phillies

• The Tigers have hit 48 home runs this season, the third-lowest total in MLB play.
• Detroit has the lowest slugging percentage in MLB (.344).
• The Tigers' .222 batting average ranks last in the majors.
• The Tigers are 7-4 this season in games when they crush at least two long balls.
• The Tigers pitching staff is 25th in MLB with a collective 8.2 strikeouts per nine innings.

Tigers' Last 10 Games

Betting Lines And Odds For Tigers Vs. Phillies

Tigers Betting Insights

• The Tigers are 4-2 in games they were listed as the moneyline favorite (winning 66.7% of those games).
• Detroit has won 23, or 42.6%, of the 54 games it has played as the underdog this season.
• The Tigers have combined with opponents to hit the over on the total 31 times this season for a 31-28-1 record against the over/under.
• Detroit is 33-27-0 ATS this season.

Tigers Players To Watch

• Zach McKinstry is hitting .272 with seven doubles, a triple, four home runs and 25 walks.
• McKinstry's home runs rank 194th in MLB and he ranks 307th in RBI in MLB.
• Spencer Torkelson is hitting .227 with 13 doubles, five home runs and 24 walks.
• Torkelson ranks 160th in homers and 97th in RBI this year.
• Javier Baez has sent home a team-best 27 runs batted in.
• Akil Baddoo has seven doubles, three home runs and 22 walks while hitting .237.

Injuries For Detroit Vs. Philadelphia

Tigers: Freddy Pacheco: 60-Day Injured List (elbow), Matt Manning: 60-Day Injured List (foot), Austin Meadows: 60-Day Injured List (personal), Kerry Carpenter: 10-Day Injured List (shoulder), Alex Faedo: 15-Day Injured List (finger), Riley Greene: 10-Day Injured List (leg), Matt Vierling: 10-Day Injured List (back), Trey Wingenter: 60-Day Injured List (shoulder), Beau Brieske: 60-Day Injured List (elbow), Tarik Skubal: 60-Day Injured List (elbow), Eduardo Rodríguez: 15-Day Injured List (finger), Spencer Turnbull: 15-Day Injured List (neck), Casey Mize: 60-Day Injured List (elbow)
Philadelphia Phillies: Noah Song: 60-Day Injured List (back), Alec Bohm: 10-Day Injured List (hamstring), Rafael Marchan: 60-Day Injured List (hand), José Alvarado: 15-Day Injured List (elbow), Cristian Pache: 10-Day Injured List (knee), Darick Hall: 60-Day Injured List (thumb), Rhys Hoskins: 60-Day Injured List (knee)

Betting on Tigers games at Comerica Park

When Comerica Park opened in 2000, it wasn’t the friendliest ballpark in the majors for hitters. However, major dimensional changes have turned it into a much more hitter-friendly stadium. You should consider ballpark setup when betting on Tigers home games.

Comerica Park is still considered a big ballpark, but it began as a behemoth. Its 420-foot center field wall remains intact, but the left-field fence has been moved in to 370 feet from 395. There was a flagpole in play in the left-center field as an homage to the old Tiger Stadium, but it has since been moved out of play.

However, there’s a dirt stripe that goes from the pitcher’s mound to home plate, referred to as the “keyhole,” that remains. It is difficult to quantify the keyhole or flagpole’s effect on hitters.

The one thing we do know is that Comerica Park isn’t exactly as homer-friendly as Tiger Stadium once was. The upper-deck seating in the right field at Tiger Stadium dangled over the fence and collected baseballs. However, Comerica Park’s center field fence is 20 feet shorter, as Tiger Stadium was 440 feet from to straightaway center.

The bottom line: Comerica Park still looks like it has a massive outfield, but it plays a little smaller than it first did. Remember that when betting on games there, particularly in terms of totals and individual props.

How to bet on the Tigers online in Michigan

Placing bets on or against the Tigers with Michigan sportsbook apps is a simple four-step process:

1. Download and install the app

Make sure the operating system on your iOS or Android device meets the minimum requirements. Then, you can download and install the sportsbook app of your choice from any sportsbook’s website. You’ll find sportsbook app links right here on PlayMichigan.

If you have an Android device, you’ll need to adjust your settings to allow app installations from sources outside of Google Play. Then you can download and install the app directly from an online sportsbook website.

Also, you’ll need to make sure the app can access your location. Otherwise, you may have to download geolocation software so the sportsbook can tell that you are in Michigan when you’re placing bets.

2. Sign up

You need to sign up for an account with the Michigan sportsbook app of your choice before you can place bets on or against the Tigers. Once you’ve downloaded the app, you can gather your personal information and tap the ‘Sign Up’ tab. That’ll take you to the registration page to enter that information. You should also note any promo or bonus code listed next to the link here on PlayMichigan, as you’ll need to enter that to guarantee the best bonus on offer.

3. Make a deposit

You can deposit money into your Michigan online sportsbook account through the app’s ‘Cashier’ tab. Simply choose from the list of available deposit methods, enter an amount, follow the prompts and fill in any details. Everything from credit and debit cards to online banking and even third-party payment processors such as PayPal should be available.

4. Browse and bet

Finally, browse through the available Detroit Tigers betting markets until you find something to bet on. You’ll find them under the “MLB” or “Baseball” tabs, either along the top or left-hand side.

Tapping on a bet will automatically create an online bet slip. Fill it out by entering betting amounts, adding other bets and possibly combining bets to make a parlay. You can play around with different amounts, as the bet slip will instantly display all potential payouts.

When you’re done, simply tap the ‘Place Bet’ tab to lock in your bets.

Detroit Tigers schedule

The Detroit Tigers play a traditional 162-game schedule. That means 19 games against each of the four other AL Central teams (76 games), six games against four other AL opponents and seven games against six other AL opponents (66 games). Another 20 interleague games will be played as well, rotating through a different division each year. The games will be split into one midweek series and one-weekend series every week throughout the six-month season.

The regular season runs from April through September followed by the MLB postseason. The World Series is scheduled to start on mid-late October and ends with a potential Game 7 no later than early Nov.

See above for the latest game lines and futures odds on the Detroit Tigers.

Tigers betting lines explained

Browsing through the MLB game lines at Michigan online sportsbooks, you’ll run into something that looks like this:

• Detroit Tigers (M. Boyd) +1.5 (-130) +125 O 4.5 (-110)
• Boston Red Sox (E. Rodríguez) -1.5 (+110) -150 U 4.5 (-110)

The names in brackets beside the teams are the projected starting pitchers. The numbers represent three different basic game lines.

First is the run line. Here, it’s the standard 1.5 run line, which is either deducted or added to a team’s score to determine a betting winner. The odds on the bets are in brackets and are either a negative (-) number on a $100 scale, representing how much you must bet to win $100 plus your bet back, or a positive (+) number, representing how much you can win, plus your bet back, on that scale.

Then, there’s moneyline betting, where you bet on the outright winner. Once again, there are negative (-) odds, representing how much you must bet to win $100 plus your bet back, or positive (+) odds, representing how much you can win, plus your bet back.

Finally, there’s the totals line, with the odds on totals bets in brackets. In this example, you’re placing a bet on whether the total combined runs scored will be five runs or more or four runs or less.

Tigers Vegas odds vs. online odds in MI

For the most part, the lines​ on Tigers games at online sportsbooks in Michigan will be the same as those inside traditional Las​ Vegas​ sportsbooks. However, Tigers lines can occasionally be more susceptible to movement at Michigan online sportsbooks than anywhere else.

That’s because line movement usually stems from more money being bet on one side or the other, and when one sportsbook moves a line, others don’t necessarily follow suit. Local interest drive​s betting,​ which means there’s more money bet locally on the Tigers than elsewhere, and, therefore, a bigger chance a Tigers line will​ move​ at Michigan sportsbooks than at a traditional Las Vegas​ sportsbook.

Tigers live betting           

Live betting opens up a variety of increased betting opportunities to you. It gives you the chance to hedge bets, make up for mistakes and increase your action betting on live odds that change alongside the action in the game.

These are mostly the same markets you’re betting on before the game, but live betting markets can also include inning-by-inning bets and more prop bets at odds that are changing constantly based on score, inning and momentum. These things can all change fast, which means Michigan sports betting apps are the best way to get a bet down quickly. You can’t keep up in quite the same way when you wait in line at a betting window inside a retail sportsbook.

Detroit Tigers + PointsBet Partnership

If you bet on the Detroit Tigers with a Michigan online sportsbook, you can try it with the team’s official gaming partner. PointsBet inked a multi-year deal in 2020 to become the official gaming partner of the Detroit Tigers. At the time, it was the first sportsbook to sign a sponsorship deal with a Major League Baseball team. PointsBet is also an authorized gaming operator with MLB, ensuring it can use official MLB data.

The agreement with the Tigers means you can see the PointsBet name on the primary scoreboard and right-field wall at Comerica Park. PointsBet branding is also featured on Tigers TV broadcasts and the team’s digital platforms online.

PointsBet is online in Michigan through a market access deal with the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians and its Northern Waters Casino. Sign up with PointsBet through our exclusive link using the promo code None - Use Links and you can get a welcome bonus up to $250 that can be used to bet on Tigers games.

Why bet the Tigers over other MLB teams?

Detroit will be moneyline underdogs in almost all of its games this season. You can lose the majority of your bets on MLB underdogs and still make money over the long haul.

MLB favorites only win 60% of their games, so as long as the odds are big enough, you only need to win about 40% of your bets on underdogs such as the Tigers to come out ahead. Betting on MLB underdogs can (emphasis on “can” – no sports betting system can ensure a profit) make you score bigger wins.

Betting big favorites at high prices means big risk with small rewards, while betting MLB underdogs means losing a lot of bets, but making up for it when you win a few at long Tigers betting odds.

Tigers stats leaders

Here’s a look at the Tigers’ leaders in a few key stats over the past two seasons:

	2022	2021
Batting Avg	Harold Castro .271	Harold Castro .283
HR	Javier Baez 17	Robbie Grossman 23
Hits	Javier Baez 132	Jonathan Schoop 173
RBIs	Javier Baez 67	Jonathan Schoop 84
Runs	Javier Baez 64	Robbie Grossman 88
Pitching Wins	Tarik Skubal and Alex Lange 7	Tarik Skubal 8
Saves	Gregory Soto 30	Gregory Soto 18

Tigers top prospects

The Tigers farm system isn’t considered to be very strong. Here are the team’s top 5 prospects heading into 2023 according to MLB.com:

• Jackson Jobe, RHP
• Jace Jung, 2B
• Wilmer Flores, RHP
• Ty Madden, RHP
• Peyton Graham, SS

Tigers bench staff

Here’s a look at the new Tigers staff:

• Manager: 14 A.J. Hinch
• Bench coach: 26 George Lombard
• Hitting coach: 37 Keith Beauregard
• Hitting coach: 49 Michael Brdar
• Pitching coach: 41 Chris Fetter
• First base coach: 99 Alfredo Amezaga
• Third base coach: 44 Gary Jones
• Catching coach: 88 Tim Federowicz

Recent Tigers managers

Here’s a look at the Detroit Tigers managers and their records since 2006:

Coach	Tenure	Record
A. J. Hinch	2021–present	Updated monthly
Lloyd McClendon	2020 (interim)	2-6
Ron Gardenhire	2018–2020	132-241
Brad Ausmus	2014–2017	314-332
Jim Leyland	2006–2013	700-597

Detroit Tigers home games

Best Tigers sports bar in Michigan

If you have to pick one place to watch and bet on a Tigers game, it should be:

BetMGM Sports Lounge

• 1777 3rd Ave., Detroit, MI 48226
• 877-888-2121

The self-proclaimed “King of Sportsbooks,” the BetMGM Sports Lounge is at MGM Grand Detroit and just five minutes away from Comerica Park. Features include six BetMGM Sportsbook windows, 22 BetMGM betting Kiosks, 60 HDTVs, plush lounge seating and high-top seating, 14 bar-top video poker machines and a full bar with signature craft cocktails and local craft beers.

Tigers broadcasters

Local Tigers TV broadcasts air on Bally Sports Detroit with Matt Shepard, Kirk Gibson and Jack Morris.

You can also find the games on the radio via the Detroit Tigers Radio Network with Dan Dickerson and Jim Price.

For more information on Bally Sports Detroit accessibility, follow our coverage at this link.

How can I watch or stream Tigers games in MI?

You can stream the Tigers’ regular-season games via with a subscription to MLB.TV via MLB.com.