Tigers are AL Central's version of Dodgers with $100 million difference in payroll

The Detroit Tigers have been spending a bit more money than they normally do this offseason. While Kenley Jansen and Kyle Finnegan were nice additions, and $22.025 million for Gleyber Torres is a lot, their next move was massive. Framber Valdez, the 3.36 ERA lefty ace from the Houston Astros, agreed to a $115 million, three-year deal with the Tigers. It's a huge commitment from the Tigers, and it's helped the Tigers become the American League Central version of the Los Angeles Dodgers. As Aaron Gleeman of The Athletic...