The Detroit Tigers had one of the most brutal months imaginable. They won one series in May and posted a 6-22 record. Offensive inconsistencies, injuries, and blown saves highlighted the rough stretch.

Madden, 26, was originally recalled from Triple-A Toledo on May 4 after Tarik Skubal went on the injured list. In two quasi-starts, he struck out 12 and walked two over 11 innings. He was expected to deliver another five innings on May 15 but was forced to exit after only seven pitches.

Injuries have decimated the roster, leaving the Tigers with a 22-37 record entering Sunday, the worst record in the American League.

Casey Mize and Kenley Jansen appear headed to the injury list as the season from hell continues to unfold.

DETROIT — Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch was looking forward to coming into the interview room on Wednesday night to talk about a win. Instead, the topic was a familiar one: Injuries. Starting pitcher Casey Mize and closer Kenley Jansen both left Wednesday’s game against the Los Angeles Angels with right groin tightness.

The Detroit Tigers got a handful of positive injury news, as well as sending an unfortunate injured player to the IL.

Ty Madden is set to return to the Detroit Tigers’ pitching staff after the club decided to activate the right-hander from the injured list ahead of Monday’s series opener against the Tampa Bay Rays. Detroit News reporter Chris McCosky reported that ...

The Tigers received two important injury updates ahead of their game on Thursday afternoon against the Angels.