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Here's a look at former Tigers players who have made the Opening Day rosters for the other 29 teams in the league.  Arizona leads the way with 4 former Tigers.

Gregory Soto (2019-2022) will pitch out of the Orioles bullpen.
Justin Wilson (2016-2017) appears to have made the Red Sox bullpen.
Mason Englert (2023-2024) breaks camp with the Rays.
Max Scherzer (2010-2014) continues his HOF career with the Blue Jays.
INF Nick Maton (2023) has won a bench spot with the White Sox.
UT Mark Canha (2024) appears to have made the cut with the Royals.
John Schreiber (2019-2020) will pitch out of the Royals bullpen.
Michael Lorenzen (2023) is a member of the Royals starting rotation.
INF Willi Castro (2019-2022) follows up his first All-Star season with the Twins.
INF Gio Urshela (2024) breaks camp with the Athletics.
3B Isaac Paredes (2020-2021) will be the Astros starting third baseman.
OF Derek Hill (2020-2022) takes advantage of injuries to claim a spot in the Marlins outfield.
Reed Garrett (2019) begins his third season in the Mets bullpen.
OF Nick Castellanos (2013-2019) is a mainstay of the Phillies outfield.
UT Kody Clemens (2022) makes his first opening day roster with the Phillies.
INF Jeimer Candelario (2017-2022) looks to rebound from injuries with the Reds.
Eric Haase (2020-2023) will be the Brewers backup backstop.
Tyler Alexander (2019-2023) has made the Brewers bullpen.
Elvin Rodriguez (2022) reappears in the majors with the Brewers.
Joey Wentz (2022-2024) rides a strong spring into the Pirates bullpen.
3B Eugenio Suarez (2014) continues slugging in the desert with the Diamondbacks.
Eduardo Rodriguez (2022-2023) begins his second season in the Diamondbacks starting rotation.
Joe Mantiply (2016) starts his sixth season in the Diamondbacks bullpen.
Shelby Miller (2024) lands with the Diamondbacks after being dumped by the Tigers late last season.
INF Jose Iglesias (2013-2018) breaks camp with his 8th team - the Padres.
Robbie Ray (2014) continues his Tommy John recovery with the Giants.
Justin Verlander (2005-2017) finishes (?) his HOF career with the Giants. 

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Maybe it's not as impressive or rare as I think but on the surface I think it's pretty impressive to think that there are still 6 guys in the MLB from our team 11 seasons ago, especially considering IIRC we were considered "old" with a bad farm system and not alot of quality young players at that time. 

Also I legit have no recollection of Joe Matinply at all so the fact that 9 years later he is still in the league is really crazy to me.

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