After the MLB trade deadline, the Tigers currently sit in a good spot to make a postseason push, but their bullpen is still an area of concern

The Detroit Tigers didn't make the big trade deadline additions that many people expected, but one of their deals could pay off in a big way.

On July 7 and 8, the Tigers held their largest division lead of the season — 14 games over the Guardians. In just a single month, that's been whittled down to six games. It's still the largest first to second place deficit in any division,

Here are highlights from the Detroit Tigers' 9-4 loss to the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday at Comerica Park. Luke Keaschall got the Twins on the board first with a two-run double, scoring Matt Wallner and Alan Roden in the first inning.

On July 8, the Detroit Tigers controlled a 14-game lead in the American League Central. Just 29 days later, the Tigers' advantage in the AL Central is down to six games. The swing in the standings happened in a 23-game stretch,

Luke Keaschall drove in three runs for the second straight game and the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 9-4 on Wednesday

Luke Keaschall hit his first homer in the majors and Trevor Larnach also cleared the fences against former teammate Chris Paddack, helping the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 6-3 Tuesday night