Relief pitcher John Brebbia has signed a one-year, $2.75 million contract with the Detroit Tigers, which could escalate to $14.25 million over two years based on performance metrics. The 34-year-old veteran comes off a challenging season, having struggled with the Chicago White Sox before finding form with the Atlanta Braves in September, where he posted a 2.70 ERA. His contract includes various incentives based on games pitched and finished, allowing him to earn substantial bonuses.

To accommodate Brebbia, the Tigers placed Alex Lange on the 60-day injured list as he recovers from surgery. Brebbia's experience and recent improvement could provide valuable depth to the Tigers' bullpen, especially with Lange's indefinite absence. Fantasy players should keep an eye on Brebbia's performance metrics this season, as he could be a sleeper pick if he can build on his late-season success.