Detroit's ALDS roster vs Seattle is set at 26 players: 14 position players and 12 pitchers. The big news is Colt Keith is active at third base after rib-cage inflammation, boosting infield depth alongside Báez, Ibáñez, Torkelson and Torres. Detroit's lineup also features Dingler, Rogers, Carpenter, Greene, Jones, Meadows and Pérez across the plate. The pitching staff includes Melton (Game 1) and Skubal (Game 2), with Flaherty, Hanifee, Kahnle, Mize, Montero and Vest ready from the bullpen. The winner faces Toronto or New York in the ALCS.

The Tigers' playoff roster can shift ahead of each series. Key moves: Keith added as an infielder and Justyn-Henry Malloy removed; Brenan Hanifee added as a right-hander, Paul Sewald removed. The series kicks off Saturday night at T-Mobile Park, with Melton drawing George Kirby in the opener and Skubal set for Game 2 against Luis Castillo.

Dillon Dingler's 6th-inning homer on a 1-1 changeup gave Detroit the lead, and Wenceel Pérez drove in two as the Tigers rallied for a 6-3 win over Cleveland to advance to the AL Division Series in Seattle. Dingler’s first postseason hit and RBI sparks a confident Tigers lineup as they ride a 7th-inning explosion that sent 10 batters to the plate and produced four runs.

Detroit capitalized on a shaky Guardians bullpen, with Pérez, Spencer Torkelson, and Riley Greene driving in runs in the seventh. Kyle Finnegan earned the win, while Cleveland’s Erik Sabrowski took the loss. Jose Ramírez supplied Cleveland’s early run and stayed active, but the Guardians ran out of steam in the best-of-three.

Next up: Tigers vs. Mariners in Seattle. Cleveland had rallied to this point but couldn’t sustain the comeback, ending Detroit’s road-wild-card win streak and setting the stage for a tough but intriguing ALDS.