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Who's on second? Detroit Tigers have plethora of options for 2027

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By Jeff Seidel Verified
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Who will start at second base for the Detroit Tigers in 2027? “I think we have a number of really good options,” Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris said at the GM meetings in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Hao-Yu Lee, who made his MLB debut in 2026, is in a fantastic position. “He's got a great shot to be our second baseman,” Harris said.
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Who's on second? Detroit Tigers have plethora of options for 2027

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By Jeff Seidel Verified
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Who will start at second base for the Detroit Tigers in 2027? “I think we have a number of really good options,” Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris said at the GM meetings in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Hao-Yu Lee, who made his MLB debut in 2026, is in a fantastic position. “He's got a great shot to be our second baseman,” Harris said. Lee started 53 games at second and 32 at third in 2026, which was an up-and-down season for him. Or rather, it was down, then up.
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Could Tigers actually trade Riley Greene? Here's what Scott Harris said

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By Jeff Seidel Verified
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LAS VEGAS − Could the Detroit Tigers actually trade Riley Greene? As a few writers from Detroit were talking to Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the MLB general manager meetings, reporter Jon Paul Morosi was standing behind us with a camera crew, patiently waiting for us to finish. Morosi works for MLB Network, and I have tremendous respect for him. He used to work at the Free Press and lives in metro Detroit.
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