We’re still several months away from Opening Day 2025, and the Detroit Tigers are yet to embark on their serious offseason moves. However, the season for prospect list releases has arrived. Baseball America recently unveiled their new top 10 list of prospects for the Tigers' farm system. This time around, there are some intriguing choices, but one thing is crystal clear - the Tigers have a remarkably strong system in the making.

Uncover the Tigers' Promising Prospects for 2025

RHP Jackson Jobe

The 22-year-old right-hander made his major league debut in 2024 and showed great potential. Manager A.J. Hinch had faith in him, using him in the postseason despite his limited major league experience. Jobe's raw stuff and composure were impressive. With the guidance of pitching coaches Chris Fetter, Robin Lund, and Juan Nieves, he is expected to contribute to the Tigers' rotation in 2025 and is a strong contender for Rookie of the Year.His debut was a learning experience, but his talent is undeniable. Jobe's ability to handle pressure and perform on the big stage gives hope for the Tigers' future.

CF Max Clark

Max Clark is a standout prospect with a bright future. His skills on the field are exceptional, and he has the potential to make a significant impact in the Tigers' lineup. His ability to hit for power and make plays in center field sets him apart.Clark's performance in the minor leagues has been consistent, and he is expected to continue to develop and rise through the ranks. His potential to become a key player for the Tigers is highly regarded.

SS/2B Kevin McGonigle

Kevin McGonigle is another promising prospect in the Tigers' system. His skills at shortstop and second base are well-developed, and he shows great promise as a two-way player.McGonigle's ability to handle the bat and make plays in the field makes him a valuable asset. His potential to contribute at the major league level is significant, and he is expected to continue to progress in his career.

SS Bryce Rainer

Bryce Rainer, selected 11th overall out of Harvard-Westlake High School, is a lanky shortstop with raw power, speed, and a strong throwing arm. He shows good signs of plate discipline and contact ability for his age.Although he didn't face pro competition immediately after being drafted, his tools are impressive. Rainer's potential to develop into a top-notch shortstop is high, and Tigers fans are eagerly awaiting his debut in 2025.

C Thayron Liranzo

Thayron Liranzo's defense initially had some critics, but his performance in the Arizona Fall League changed opinions. His pop times, arm strength, and accuracy, along with his diligence in preparing game plans, are all excellent.In the batter's box, Liranzo's power and plate discipline are notable. He had an impressive season with the High-A West Michigan Whitecaps, posting a high on-base percentage and hitting multiple home runs. His ability to handle the catching position and contribute at the plate makes him a key prospect for the Tigers.

RHP Brant Hurter

Brant Hurter had a solid season down the stretch and in the postseason. His sweeping slider has become a reliable weapon, and his improvement in sinker and command helped him take the next step.Although he had a rough first half in Triple-A, he found his rhythm in the summer months and performed well when called up. Hurter's ability to throw strikes and rack up outs makes him a valuable asset for the Tigers, and he may have a role in various pitching situations in 2025.

Jace Jung

Jace Jung's strengths as a prospect are his plate discipline and power. His major league debut was a learning experience, but his potential is clear. He has the ability to drive the ball and contribute at the plate.However, Jung's position on the team is a bit tricky with Colt Keith established at second base. He will need to continue to develop and find his place in the Tigers' infield.

Trey Sweeney

Trey Sweeney proved to be a valuable addition to the Tigers through the Jack Flaherty trade. He solidified the shortstop position defensively and provided production at the plate.Sweeney's ability to handle pressure and make plays in the field is commendable. Although he is a somewhat below average hitter against left-handed pitching, his potential to improve and contribute in 2025 is significant.

C Josue Briceño

Josue Briceño is an underrated prospect in the Tigers' system. His hitting skills are exceptional, with contact and discipline just shy of McGonigle's level but with more power potential.After a knee injury, Briceño made a strong comeback in the Arizona Fall League, hitting multiple home runs and showing great power. His desire to continue catching this offseason adds to his value, and his bat is likely to move quickly.

Jaden Hamm

Jaden Hamm was the Tigers' Pitcher of the Year in the farm system according to MLB Pipeline. His fastball and curveball are impressive, and he has the potential to be a dominant starting pitcher.However, he still needs to develop a better slider or offspeed pitch to take his game to the next level. Hamm's potential to become a key contributor in the Tigers' rotation is high, and he is likely to attract more attention in 2025.

Hao-Yu Lee

Hao-Yu Lee is one of the most overlooked prospects in the Tigers' system. His hitting ability is exceptional, with the ability to drive the ball to all fields and make contact.Although he had some injuries that affected his season, his work ethic and determination are evident. Lee's potential to become a top prospect and contribute to the Tigers is significant, and he is expected to move up the ranks in 2025.The Tigers' farm system is in great shape, with a talented group of prospects at the top and a deep pool of talent at the lower levels. While the offseason may not go as fans hope, the future looks bright for the Tigers.