Tigers Fan Offers House In Exchange For World Series Tickets
Getting together enough scratch to go see your favorite team can be tough.
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Getting together enough scratch to go see your favorite team can be tough.
As the Detroit Tigers struggle to come back from a 2-0 World Series deficit to put a gleam back in the eyes of Detroit baseball fans, friendly wagers are happening between Michigan and California communities.
Tigers fans will be able to enjoy some new culinary options when the World Series returns home to Comerica Park Saturday night.
Miguel Cabrera, third baseman for the Detroit Tigers, has been named the Player of the Year within SN's 2012 MLB Awards, presented by Gillette Odor Shield.
Prince Fielder hasn't provided the meaty production the Detroit Tigers expect.
The classic Olde English D will remain into November, when it will be replaced with the holiday tree display.
Another game of the World Series is in the books, and more unpredictable action has taken place. After the Giants earned an improbable win in Game 1, they extended their series lead with a Game 2 victory. Here are five things you didn't know about the game.
The temperature will be chillier and the Detroit Tigers are hoping home field will cool off the San Francisco Giants in the World Series soon.
Tigers fans are left to wonder what this series might have looked like if a game turning, crucial play in the 2nd inning of game two never happened.
It's the video everyone in metro Detroit is talking about -- Being: Prince Fielder.
There is a certain Spartan touch to this year's World Series between the Tigers and Giants.
"The difficult part is nobody wants to talk to you unless you f*** up, you know? F*** those guys in Detroit I see every day and haven't said 'Hello' to me all f****** year," Tigers' third base coach Gene Lamont said.
The Detroit Tigers are in a 0-2 hole against the San Francisco Giants after a shutout loss Thursday night on the west coast, but now its time to bring the Fall Classic home to Comerica Park.
The Tigers returned to Detroit early Friday morning and are now facing an uphill battle after losing the first two games of the World Series to the San Francisco Giants.
San Francisco's Madison Bumgarner and Detroit's Doug Fister matched each other through six innings, and the Tigers and Giants were tied 0-0 in World Series Game 2 on Thursday night.
The best scene in the great baseball movie "Major League" comes when Harry Doyle (Bob Uecker) reads off the totals from some ugly Indian loss and realizes that the Tribe only recorded one hit.
The Giants' 8-3 win over the Detroit Tigers set a record low television rating for a World Series opener.
Detroit Tigers starter Doug Fister stayed in the game despite getting hit in the head by a hard line drive off the bat of San Francisco's Gregor Blanco.
Great start for Madison Bumgarner, who really struggled during the NL playoffs.
Pablo Sandoval had more than 300 text messages on his phone when he woke up Thursday morning. Players from around major league baseball, including the rival Dodgers' Matt Kemp, acknowledged his accomplishment on social media.
While the Fall Classic between the San Francisco Giants and Detroit Tigers pits clubs from two very different cities, the distinctive style and taste of each team's partisans also pours through the beer taps at their ball yards.
The Detroit Tigers are in the World Series for the second time in six years, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Blue Care Network are sending out an especially big tribute in lights on the Blue Cross Blue Shield headquarters building on Lafayette Avenue near I-375 in downtown Detroit.
Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland has changed his team's lineup for game 2 of the World Series.
"If the Giants win, Detroit will send San Francisco a new Ford Mustang ... But if the Tigers win, San Francisco will send Detroit a copy of the new Barbra Streisand album."
It's amazing what a difference a day makes.
