Tiger Stadium was the home of the Detroit Tigers for 87 years, beginning in 1912. Located on the corner of Michigan and ...

Detroit Tigers pitcher Mickey Lolich celebrates with some champagne inside the team’s locker room following a 4-1 Game 7 win ... the last RBI and the final hit in Tiger Stadium history ...

Detroit Tigers pitcher Mickey Lolich celebrates with some champagne inside the team’s locker room following a 4-1 Game 7 win over St ... the last RBI and the final hit in Tiger Stadium history. 2.

The Tigers played against the Minnesota Twins on April 12, 1999, making it the last home opener at the Tiger Stadium. The team failed to score that day, ending the game with a 0-1 loss to the Twins.

Comerica Park has reached the quarter-century mark as the home of the Detroit Tigers. Since its debut in 2000, the 41,000-seat stadium off Woodward Avenue has played host to some all-time moments for ...

The Detroit Tigers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 on Wednesday afternoon at Busch Stadium, moving to 33-17 on the season. That marks a historic accomplishment for Detroit, who now has the best ...

The Tigers got their public money to build Comerica Park, and the hulk of the beloved old Tiger Stadium went through a cycle typical of thousands of fabulous Detroit edifices: It sat vacant for ...

The Detroit Tigers, ... 94, who lives in Detroit. The stadium, one of five remaining Negro League home parks, ... Those bases hold a special place in Tigers history.

The Tigers’ win boosted city morale and was quickly followed by the Lions winning the 1935 NFL Championship two months later at the University of Detroit Stadium.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Just in time for the start of baseball season, a new exhibit showcasing the history of the Detroit Tigers is coming to the Grand Rapids Public Museum.