Tyler Owens

Tyler Owens, born on January 9, 2001, in Ocala, Florida, is a promising MLB pitcher known for his right-handed throw. A graduate of Trinity Catholic High School, Owens was drafted in 2019 by the Detroit Tigers in the 13th round, being the 20th pick of his round. He made his professional debut on May 1, 2025. During the 2025 season, Tyler Owens showcased his skills primarily from the bullpen. Across 15 batters faced, he recorded an ERA of 3.0, a WHIP of 2.0, and allowed just 3 hits over 3 innings pitched. His strikeout-to-walk ratio (K/BB) stood at 0.33, and he managed to keep his opponents' batting average at .250. Owens's effective pitching included a mix of pitches such as the four-seam fastball, which averaged a release speed of 95.5 mph, with a maximum recorded speed of 97.6 mph. Owens's pitching style is characterized by his ability to control the game with precision, as evidenced by his average launch speed of 85.1 mph against his pitches. His role as a reliever has been pivotal, as he finished two games in the 2025 season. Despite not recording any wins or saves, Owens's presence on the mound has been solid, contributing to his team's efforts with key defensive plays. Tyler Owens's early career stats and performance metrics reflect his potential and skill as a pitcher in Major League Baseball.