Detroit Tigers: 3 moves that still need to get done now that Winter Meetings are over

The Detroit Tigers still have plenty of work to do following the winter meetings.

Detroit Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris watches the action during spring
Detroit Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris watches the action during spring | Kirthmon F. Dozier / USA TODAY NETWORK
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3. Starting pitcher

The Tigers could really use another starter to help fill out the rotation — preferably one with a history of pitching a lot of innings. Here's where there's still plenty of options left in free agency.

For starters, the Japanese imports — Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Shota Imanaga — should be at the top of their list. Yamamoto will cost much more, but he'd be worth every penny. Imanaga is no slouch, either. Either one would be a heck of a get.

Domestically, there are still some pitchers worth taking a look at. Eduardo Rodriguez is off the market after signing with the Arizona Diamondbacks. More on him soon.

Lucas Giolitio and Frankie Montas are interesting bounce back candidates. Giolito has a history of being a workhorse, but gave up a ton of hard contact last year. Montas is coming off an injury-riddled stint with the Yankees, but his stuff is nasty.

The opportunity to add more starting pitcher is there. Will Scott Harris and company take advantage? Only time will tell.

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