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	Season	Tm	LG	BF	W	L	ERA	G	GS	SV	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO	WHIP
	2024	DET	AL	101	1	1	4.30	6	1	0	23.0	25	12	11	2	8	17	1.43
	2026	DET	AL	43	0	0	2.38	3	0	0	11.1	7	3	3	1	2	12	0.79
	2 Seasons	DET	AL	144	1	1	3.67	9	1	0	34.1	32	15	14	3	10	29	1.22

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Season	Tm	LG	POS	G	GS	INN	TC	PO	A	E	DP	RF	FPCT%
2024	DET	AL	P	6	1	23.0	2	2	0	0	0		1.000
2026	DET	AL	P	3	0	11.1	2	1	1	0	0		1.000
2 Seasons	DET	AL	P	9	1	34.1	4	3	1	0	0		1.000

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Scouting Report

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 45 | Slider: 50 | Changeup: 45 | Cutter: 45 | Control: 45 | Overall: 40

Believe it or not, Madden still qualifies for prospect status going into the 2026 season, five years after the Tigers used a Competitive Balance pick on him out of the University of Texas. He made six late-season appearances in 2024 and was ready to compete for a spot in Spring Training when a rotator cuff strain sidelined him for the entire 2025 season. His return was one of the bright spots of the Tigers’ 2026 Spring Training, and he appears poised to pick up his battle to find a big league role.

While Madden has leaned on a mid-90s riding fastball and a sharp slider as a pro, he throws a wide arsenal that includes an upper-80s cutter that he honed at Triple-A Toledo a couple years ago. His splitter was a swing-and-miss pitch for him up the farm system. He has a sinker that he can use for ground balls and can even flip a curveball. Part of Madden’s challenge two years ago was trusting his pitches in the strike zone and believing he can get outs. 

The Tigers stretched out Madden in Spring Training with the idea of having him available as starting depth, a role he filled two years ago before moving to the bullpen in Detroit. He has a wide enough arsenal to make it as a starter, but has to maintain all those pitches and continue to attack the zone. If starting doesn’t work, his fastball and slider could play well in shorter outings and make him a solid middle reliever.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 45 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 50 | Cutter: 45 | Control: 45 | Overall: 45

Go ahead and try to find an upper-level pitching prospect with the kind of roller-coaster ride that Madden endured in 2024. The former supplemental first-round Draft pick spent April repeating Double-A Erie with instructions to hone his newly-developed splitter. After four SeaWolves starts, Madden moved to Triple-A Toledo, where he posted a 7.97 ERA and allowed 17 homers in 79 innings but also fanned 102 batters, 11 of them over a 5 2/3-inning loss in which he gave up 12 hits. The Tigers, needing pitching, believed in the stuff over results and called him up at the end of August. Though he mainly worked out of the bullpen, his seven strikeouts over five innings of one-run ball earned him his first Major League win Sept. 8 at Oakland. He also made Detroit’s postseason bullpen.

Madden’s mid-90s fastball and snappy slider form a dynamic duo that has been his weapon against hitters ever since his days as a starter at the University of Texas. His heater plays up beyond its 94 mph average with good ride, allowing it to play at the top of the strike zone and set up the slider to change eye levels. An upper-80s cutter was an effective pitch at Triple-A with mixed results in limited Major League use. Though Madden’s new splitter improved as a swing-and-miss pitch on his way up the Minors, he’s still learning when to use it and how to set it up. Madden missed more bats later in the season after lowering his arm angle a tad and changing his positioning on the mound at Toledo.

The Tigers have left the door open for Madden to compete for a starting job, but Detroit’s wealth of pitching could ultimately leave the bullpen as his best route to stick in the big leagues. His ability to take constructive criticism and adapt his game impressed coaches and higher-ups last year. A right rotator cuff strain kept him from being part of the equation through the first half of 2025.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 45 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 50 | Cutter: 45 | Control: 45 | Overall: 45

The rise of Reese Olson, Keider Montero, Jackson Jobe, Sawyer Gipson-Long and Brant Hurter in the Tigers system overshadowed Madden, who spent the entire 2023 season at Double-A Erie and overcame a middling first half to put together a sneaky strong year that backed up the club's faith in the former supplemental first-round pick as a starter. The University of Texas product finished second to Hurter among Eastern League pitchers in ERA (3.43), third in strikeouts (146), fifth in opponents' average against (.233) and seventh in WHIP (1.28), all while having his innings watched (he tossed six or more innings in just three of 25 starts). It wasn’t flashy, but it put Madden squarely in Detroit’s long-term pitching pipeline.

Madden has gotten back to his roots as a fastball-slider dominant arm at Triple-A Toledo in 2024, with mixed results. His fastball sits 93-95 mph, topping out around 98, and though the pitch comes with some carry, hitters have feasted on it at the Minors' top level. His 82-85 mph slider is better at getting whiffs with snappy glove-side action. Those two pitches alone account for 75-80 percent of his usage at Triple-A this summer, but he'll also mix in an 82-85 mph changeup, upper-70s curveball and upper-80s cutter for different looks.

Given his age and proximity, Madden has a decent floor as a two-pitch reliever, but the Tigers want to keep getting him starting opportunities before completely changing his role. The former Longhorn is Rule 5-eligible this winter and could force Detroit's hand if he's able to finish the year on a stronger note.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 55 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 45 | Control: 50 | Overall: 50

The Tigers have a history of using first-round Draft picks on college pitchers with upside, from 2018 top overall pick Casey Mize to 2017 College World Series hero Alex Faedo. Madden was slightly different, but the Tigers were opportunistic when the former University of Texas star fell out of the traditional first round and into the Competitive Balance picks in 2021. While some clubs saw a reliever’s arsenal, the Tigers thought he had a chance to make it as a starter. Madden’s first pro season seemed to reward that faith, with 7.1 hits and 9.8 strikeouts per nine innings between High-A West Michigan (19 starts) and Double-A Erie (seven).

While Madden’s strength is a combination of mid-90s fastballs and mid-80s sliders, his arsenal has evolved under Tigers director of pitching Gabe Ribas. He has worked in more high fastballs to change hitters’ eye level after entering pro ball with a reputation for pounding the bottom of the strike zone. He also mixed in his changeup more often. When his pitches are on, he can get swings-and-misses in the strike zone in addition to getting hitters to chase off the outside corner. After off-and-on strike-zone issues during the summer, including his first couple Double-A starts, he allowed one walk in each of his final five outings in Erie in 2022, posting a 35-to-5 strikeout-to-walk ratio over 25 2/3 innings. Scouts seem split on whether he can make it as a starter; how the changeup progresses could be a factor.

Madden will get a chance to build on that progress at the front of the Erie rotation this year. The Tigers have enough pitching depth to be patient with the 23-year-old as he refines his game, but a strong SeaWolves stint likely would put him in a strong position among Detroit's internal rotation answers.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 55 | Overall: 50

Madden hadn’t faced a hitter since pitching in the College World Series for Texas until the Tigers invited their supplemental first-round pick to Minor League minicamp in February. His first matchup with live hitting was Riley Greene, whom he sent down swinging and missing on three straight pitches. Neither Spencer Torkelson nor Ryan Kreidler could do anything against him either. It was an impressive arrival for the reigning Big 12 Conference Pitcher of the Year, who fell to the Tigers near the end of the first round and signed for a $2.5 million bonus.

One of the critiques on Madden going into the Draft was that he thrived pitching down in the zone in college, creating question of whether he could successfully change eye levels on hitters in the pros. He seems to have taken that to heart and was more willing to challenge hitters with high fastballs in Spring Training. If he can do that consistently, it should set up his mid-80s slider as an effective swing-and-miss pitch with late bite. He has shown progress with an upper-70s curveball as a potential third pitch, and also throws a fading low-80s changeup.

The Tigers have had success bringing college pitchers through their system quickly with Casey Mize and Tarik Skubal. There’s enough pitching depth in Detroit to give Madden more time, and he could benefit greatly from working with new pitching director Gabe Ribas. There’s enough in his arsenal to make a solid Major League starter if he can adapt to pro hitters.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 55 | Overall: 55

Cypress Ranch High's (Cypress, Texas) 2018 pitching staff featured senior Madden (a top-three-rounds talent who opted to attend Texas) and juniors J.J. Goss (a 2019 supplemental first-round pick by the Rays) and Matt Thompson (a 2019 second-rounder by the White Sox). Madden just went higher than both of them in 2021 because his stuff and command have continually improved in college. The Big 12 Conference pitcher of the year, he was taken 32nd overall by the Tigers in July and signed for above slot at $2.5 million.

Madden topped out at 95 mph in high school and now operates at 93-96 with sink and bore on his fastball after reaching 99 mph during the fall. His best offering at Cypress Ranch was his slider, which has gained velocity and arrives in the mid-80s with late bite. His fading low-80s changeup gives him a solid third offering and he also can mix in an upper-70s curveball with depth but less consistency than his slider. 

Madden added 35 pounds to his 6-foot-3 frame in college and the extra strength has helped him not only to improve his pitches but also to repeat his sound delivery more consistently. The right-hander likely would have gone even higher in previous Drafts, but the modern game’s emphasis on pitching up in the zone (whereas Madden usually thrives at the bottom) likely hurt his stock. He still very much has the ceiling of a good Major League starter, and Detroit is happy to add him to its pitching mix.

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Scouting grades: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 55 | Control: 55 | Overall: 55

Cypress Ranch High's (Cypress, Texas) 2018 pitching staff featured senior Madden (a top-three-rounds talent who opted to attend Texas) and juniors J.J. Goss (a 2019 supplemental first-round pick by the Rays) and Matt Thompson (a 2019 second-rounder by the White Sox). Madden should go higher than either of them in 2021 because his stuff and command have continually improved in college. The Big 12 Conference pitcher of the year, he could become the first Longhorns hurler selected in the first 10 picks since Kevin Garner in 1987. 

Madden topped out at 95 mph in high school and now operates at 93-96 with sink and bore on his fastball after reaching 99 mph during the fall. His best offering at Cypress Ranch was his slider, which has gained velocity and arrives in the mid-80s with late bite. His fading low-80s changeup gives him a solid third offering and he also can mix in an upper-70s curveball with depth but less consistency than his slider. 

Madden added 35 pounds to his 6-foot-3 frame in college and the extra strength has helped him not only to improve his pitches but also to repeat his sound delivery more consistently. He walked just four batters in four starts last spring and scouts love the way he attacks hitters. He has the ingredients to become a frontline starter.

Awards

MiLB.com Organization All-Star

Year	Team
2023

MID Pitcher of the Week

Week	Team
06/26/2022

Transactions

Team	Date	Transaction
	05/04/2026	Detroit Tigers recalled RHP Ty Madden from Toledo Mud Hens.
	03/05/2026	RHP Ty Madden assigned to Detroit Tigers Prospects.
	03/01/2026	Detroit Tigers optioned RHP Ty Madden to Toledo Mud Hens.
	03/01/2026	Toledo Mud Hens activated RHP Ty Madden.
	11/06/2025	Detroit Tigers activated RHP Ty Madden from the 60-day injured list.
	03/28/2025	Detroit Tigers transferred RHP Ty Madden from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list. Right shoulder strain.
	03/27/2025	Detroit Tigers placed RHP Ty Madden on the 15-day injured list retroactive to March 24, 2025. Right shoulder strain.
	08/26/2024	Detroit Tigers selected the contract of RHP Ty Madden from Toledo Mud Hens.
	04/29/2024	RHP Ty Madden assigned to Toledo Mud Hens from Erie SeaWolves.
	04/29/2024	Toledo Mud Hens activated RHP Ty Madden.
	03/07/2024	Detroit Tigers Prospects activated RHP Ty Madden.
	02/07/2024	Detroit Tigers invited non-roster RHP Ty Madden to spring training.
	08/03/2022	RHP Ty Madden assigned to Erie SeaWolves from West Michigan Whitecaps.
	08/03/2022	Erie SeaWolves activated RHP Ty Madden.
	04/07/2022	RHP Ty Madden assigned to West Michigan Whitecaps from Tigers Organization.
	03/13/2022	Detroit Tigers invited non-roster RHP Ty Madden and to spring training.
	08/17/2021	RHP Ty Madden assigned to Tigers Organization.
	07/19/2021	Detroit Tigers signed RHP Ty Madden.
	01/27/2021	RHP Ty Madden assigned to Texas Longhorns.
	01/27/2021	RHP Ty Madden assigned to Texas Longhorns.
	02/25/2020	RHP Ty Madden assigned to Texas Longhorns.