Riley

Greene

That’s a very reasonable price for a 25-year-old All-Star. Greene hit .258/.313/.493 in 655 plate appearances in 2025 with 36 home runs and 111 RBI. That’s even more impressive considering he led the league with 201 strikeouts. He clearly decided to trade off some contact for power in 2025, so it remains to be seen if he’ll make that same trade-off next year, but his raw abilities give him plenty of fantasy upside.

Judge takes home a silver slugger for the fifth time in his career. He joins Byron Buxton and Riley Greene in the outfield in taking home the award. The full list of winners: Cal Raleigh (C), Nick Kurtz (1B), Jazz Chisholm Jr. (2B), Bobby Witt Jr. (SS), José Ramírez (3B), Judge (OF), Buxton (OF) and Greene (OF) and George Springer (DH).

After stunning the Mariners in Game 1 in Seattle on Saturday night, Tigers’ skipper A.J. Hinch didn’t feel the need to make any changes to his lineup behind Tarik Skubal in Game 2. Keith has been utilized as the designated hitter in each of the first two games instead of playing in the infield as they’re trying to be cautious with him while returning from the rib injury. Once again, here’s how they’ll lineup against Mariners’ right-hander Luis Castillo on Sunday: Gleyber Torres (2B), Kerry Carpenter (RF), Riley Greene (LF), Spencer Torkelson (1B), Colt Keith (DH), Dillon Dingler (C), Zach McKinstry (3B), Javier Baez (SS) and Parker Meadows (CF).

Detroit will give their regulars some extended rest heading into the playoffs after wrapping up a postseason berth earlier this weekend. The Tigers would need to defeat the Red Sox and have Cleveland lose to the Rangers in order to win the AL Central division title. Assuming Greene gets the full day off, he finishes an impressive regular season with a .258/.313/.493 slash line with a career-high 36 home runs and 111 RBI across 157 contests.

The win snapped the team’s eight-game losing streak and pulled the Tigers back even with the Guardians atop the American League Central, though the Guardians hold the tiebreaker. Greene did his damage in the fourth inning of this one, ambushing a first-pitch sinker from Parker Messick for a 411-foot (107.2 mph EV) solo shot that increased the Tigers’ lead to 4-1. He also walked and struck out twice in the ballgame. For the season, the 24-year-old outfielder .262/.317/.500 with 36 home runs and 111 RBI.

Greene tagged Guardians’ right-hander Gavin Williams for a 367-foot (109.5 mph EV) solo shot in the sixth inning that extended the Tigers’ lead to 2-0. That would wind up being the extent of their offense though. Greene also singled in the fourth inning. The 24-year-old slugger has had a terrific year in the middle of the Tigers’ lineup, slashing .261/.315/.497 with a career-high 35 homers and 110 RBI.

The 24-year-old outfielder crushed an opposite-field 401-foot (110.9 mph EV) solo shot off of Sandy Alcantara that got the Tigers on the board in the fourth inning. He also doubled in the seventh, but the Tigers were unable to cash him in. Greene also whiffed twice in the contest, giving him 184 strikeouts on the season — a new Tigers’ franchise record. Despite the strikeouts, he’s hitting an impressive .269/.322/.514 with career highs of 34 home runs and 108 RBI in 600 plate appearances.

Greene singled off Royals starter Seth Lugo in the opening inning, but the Tigers couldn’t cash him in. He then smacked a go-ahead two-run double in the fourth inning that gave the Tigers a 4-3 advantage. Greene also led off the seventh inning with a single, but he was erased on a fielder’s choice. With his three-hit attack, the 24-year-old outfielder is now slashing .270/.324/.518 with 32 long balls and 101 RBI on the season.

Greene gave the Tigers the lead in the third inning with a grand slam off Osvaldo Bido, a 471-foot blast to center field. He later added a base hit in the sixth. The 24-year-old outfielder is up to 32 home runs and 99 RBI while slashing .268/.323/.517 across 542 plate appearances.

Greene opened the scoring in the contest with a 389-foot (108.3 mph EV) solo shot on the first pitch of the second inning. He then drew a walk in the fourth inning and scored on a three-run double by Jahmai Jones. Greene also reached on a fielder’s choice in the fifth and raced around to score on Dillon Dingler’s RBI double. The 24-year-old outfielder has been a force in the middle of the Tigers’ lineup this season, slashing .264/.320/.512 with 31 long balls, 95 RBI and one stolen base.