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The rebuilding Detroit Tigers will start fresh next season with a new manager. The Tigers announced Friday that Brad Ausmus will not return in 2018 after four years in charge. General manager Al Avila said the team was not extending Ausmus' contract. Continue to Article

September 22, 2017 11:09:pm EST

The rebuilding Detroit Tigers will start fresh next season with a new manager. The Tigers announced Friday that Brad Ausmus will not return in 2018. General manager Al Avila said the team was not extending Ausmus' contract, meaning the manager's four-year tenure will end when this season is over. Continue to Article

September 22, 2017 6:26:pm EST

Brad Ausmus is out as the manager of Detroit’s baseball club, and the only mild surprises about that announcement are that the Tigers didn’t wait until the end of the season to officially make the move, and that Ausmus will finish out the season as the skipper. About 15 seconds after digesting that news, baseball fans across the country moved on to the next question: Who will manage Detroit’s baseball club next season? The Tigers have just begun what could be a relatively long and frustrating rebuilding process. Continue to Article

September 22, 2017 6:08:pm EST

The Detroit Tigers will not renew Brad Ausmus' contract after the 2017 season, ending the manager's four-year tenure with the franchise. The Tigers entered Friday at 62-91 and will finish with their fewest wins in a season under Ausmus, who is 312-325 overall in Detroit. "As we transition the ballclub in a new direction, I feel it's best we have a new approach and a fresh start with the manager position," general manager Al Avila said in a statement. "Brad has done an admirable job under, at times, difficult circumstances, especially this season, and we appreciate his professionalism and dedication to the Tigers the past four years. "Our search for a new manager is underway. We plan to keep an Continue to Article

September 22, 2017 5:34:pm EST

The Tigers entered Friday's games in fourth place in the American League Central with a 62-91 record, and will finish with their fewest wins in a season under Ausmus. "As we transition the ballclub in a new direction, I feel it's best we have a new approach and a fresh start with the manager position," Avila said in a statement. "Brad has done an admirable job under, at times, difficult circumstances, especially this season, and we appreciate his professionalism and dedication to the Tigers the past four years. Continue to Article

September 22, 2017 5:33:pm EST