The Detroit Tigers today acquired right-handed pitcher Paul Sewald from the Cleveland Guardians, in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations. Sewald has pitched in nine major league seasons with four different teams,

Detroit bolstered its bullpen, and options in games without a traditional starting pitcher, with a series of moves to add a trio of right-handers in the hours before the trade deadline on Thursday. The Tigers acquired Washington's Kyle Finnegan, Cleveland's Paul Sewald and Texas minor leaguer Codi Heuer for prospects and cash.