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About Detroit Tigers Baseball

Since 1901, Detroit Tigers baseball has been a staple of the Motor City. Along with other Detroit sports franchises (the Red Wings, Pistons and Lions) the Tigers help make up one of the greatest sports towns in the country. Detroit baseball fans fill up Comerica Park 81 games a year, making Tiger baseball tickets tough to find. If you are looking to buy Detroit baseball tickets, TicketNetwork is a good place to start looking.

In every Detroit Tigers season, the team has to compete in one of the toughest divisions in baseball, the Central Division. Over the years, the Tigers have had some tough games versus the likes of the Cleveland Indians, Minnesota Twins, Chicago White Sox and even the Kansas City Royals. But, of all the teams in the Central Division, it's the Detroit Tigers who can say they have the most World Series championships with four. Their latest World Series title came in 1984 behind the double-play combination of Alan Trammell and Lou Whitaker. They, along with pitcher Jack Morris, helped lead the Tigers to the win in Major League Baseball's biggest series.

Over the Detroit Tigers' history, there have been many great players and many fans over generations who have bought Detroit Tigers tickets. Like fans in all other cities in Major League Baseball, they come to see those great players and winning baseball. Detroit Tigers baseball has always been about winning. Five times the franchise has won over 100 games and the best season most recently was in 2006 when the Tigers won a total of 95 games. They went all the way to the World Series that baseball season before losing to the St. Louis Cardinals.

For the 162 games on the Detroit baseball schedule, the Tigers players have one thing on their mind: to win. But they need the die-hard fans of the Motor City to come out in support and buy Tiger Baseball tickets. Stop searching for your seats right now because you have come the right place to find cheap Detroit Tigers tickets.

Detroit Tigers - Resources

• DetroitTigers.com

Detroit Tigers - Trivia

• Ty Cobb, whose nickname was "Georgia Peach," played for the Detroit Tigers from 1905-1926 and was part of the inaugural class of the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936.
• The Detroit Tigers have called five different ballparks home: Bennett Park (1901-1911), Navin Field (1912-1937), Briggs Stadium (1938-1960), Tiger Stadium (1961-1999) and Comerica Park (2000-present).
• Among the accomplishments of Ty Cobb is that he holds the all-time record for stolen bases by a Detroit Tigers player, with 865. No other Detroit player is within 450 bases of that record.