Well that wouldn't be til 2027. And that depends on whether or not the Tigers are a revenue sharing recipient in 2026. They have been 2019-2025, but were not prior to that. It is a three year moving average and it is possible the success of the last two years could spike attendance enough.
If they are still a revenue sharing recipient, the pick for losing Skubal would be after the first round if he signs for more than $50M total (as it would be if they offer a QO to Flaherty or Mize). They would also get a competitive balance A pick after the comp pick and before the second round. Also, if Clark or McGonigle is on the opening day roster and wins the Rookie of the Year, that would be another pick between the first and second rounds.
If they are not a revenue sharing recipient or Skubal doesn't get $50M, the pick would be after he second round after the Comp B picks, and the Comp A pick would be no more if no longer receiving revenue sharing.