Detroit Tigers Tickets

Detroit Tigers Tickets 2013

Detroit Tigers Info

Main Rivals: Cleveland Indians, Minnesota Twins, Chicago White Sox
Popular Players: Ty Cobb, Justin Verlander, Hank Greenberg, Mickey Cochrane, Al Kaline
Established: 1901
Location: Detroit, Michigan
Stadium: Comerica Park
Division: AL Central
Division Titles: none
Owner: Michael Ilitch

Other Detroit Teams

There are four major sports teams in Detroit, Michigan because of the large population found in this city. Other than the Tigers, these teams include the Lions, the Red Wings, and the Pistons. The Pistons are the city's basketball team and have been one of the more dominant teams in the Eastern Division of the NBA. Players like Isaiah Thomas, Rip Hamilton, and Ben Wallace have helped make the Pistons a gritty team, which is why the populous enjoy them so much.

The Lions are the NFL franchise located in the city and play at Ford Field, named after the automotive manufacturer Henry Ford. The Lions have been going through some hard times over the past decade but do have a colorful past and an up and coming team. With players like Barry Sanders, Matthew Stafford, and Calvin Johnson, the Lions will come around eventually. The Red Wings are also a fan favorite NHL team. Detroit is named "Hockeytown, USA," because of their many Stanley Cup victories.

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Comerica Park is the baseball stadium where the Tigers make their home and annually play eighty one ball games here. It is a great baseball field with many side attractions for all fans to enjoy. Bring the kids along for a great baseball experience they will always remember. Tickets are available in many sections that can fit anyone's price range.

Detroit Tigers History

In 1901, the Detroit Tigers officially became one of the charter franchises of the American League. During their early years, the Tigers acquired a player named Ty Cobb via a trade. Ty Cobb became the first superstar in the major leagues and set the bench marks for a player having Hall of Fame statistics. When he retired in 1928, Cobb held most major league batting records.

When the Tigers took on the Chicago Cubs in 1935, they won their first World Series championship. Over the next decade, they would be in the hunt, but the dominant New York Yankees always seemed to edge them out. However, in 1945, the Tigers rebounded to win their second World Series ring thanks to player like "Prince Hal" Newhouser.

Over the next 40 years the Tigers would struggle through their longest championship drought in their history. However, the franchise was revived by players like Cecil Fielder and Larry Herndon and won a third World Series in 1984. The Tigers have been rebuilding their team with great young pitching and dominant hitting over the past 10 years and reached the Series again in 2006.

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