Detroit Tigers Tickets

The 2012 Detroit Tigers look focused and ready for the long haul of the MLB season as Spring Training begins. You can be sure that Manager Jim Leyland will have his team ready to take the American League by storm in 2012. Amid expectations that are higher than any season in recent history, the Detroit Tigers are locked and loaded and ready for a run at the World Series this year. They will be tested immediately out of the gate as they face the AL East powerhouse Boston Red Sox on Opening Day at Comerica Park in Detroit on April 5. Tickets are sure to be flying off the shelves, so make sure you get your 2012 Detroit Tigers baseball tickets now.

The Detroit Tigers were already returning a top-caliber team in 2012, featuring the fearsome hitter Miguel Cabrera anchoring the lineup and AL MVP and CY Young Award winner Justin Verlander looking to dominate opposing teams in 2012. Not only that, they also feature rising star centerfielder Austin Jackson, a really good shortstop in Jhonny Peralta and an emerging catcher in Alex Avila. Then the Tigers got some bad news – Victor Martinez, one of the best DH’s in all of baseball, suffered a knee injury and would be out for the season. Before the team had time to mourn the loss of Martinez’s powerful bat in the lineup, it was announced that the Tigers had signed free agent Prince Fielder, who had 38 HRs and 120 RBIs last season with the Milwaukee Brewers. With Fielder and Cabrera in the middle of the lineup, there may not be a better 3-4 combination in all of baseball. Detroit Tigers tickets will be one of the most prized tickets in all of baseball in 2012.

The Tigers are looking to roar through the Central Division of the American League this year, and the city of Detroit is all of a sudden a dominant sports city. With the Detroit Red Wings hockey team sitting atop the NHL standings and looking to make a run at the Stanley Cup, the emergence of an exciting young Detroit Lions football team that made the playoffs for the first time in a long time in the 2011-2012 season, Detroit sports fans are enjoying success in almost every sport. Even the Michigan State Spartans are playing well, ranked in the top ten in the country and looking to make a run at the Final Four in the 2012 NCAA Mens Division I Basketball Tournament. It doesn’t get any better than that for fans of Detroit sports, and you can be sure that tickets for sporting events in Detroit will rival any city in the United States.

Detroit Tigers 2012 Interleague Schedule

The 2012 Detroit Tigers interleague schedule is popping off and baseball tickets are going fast as everyone wants to be a part of this special time of the season. Seeing teams in the American League battle the National League is always a treat and this year the Tigers have some great interleague play opponents, including the Pittsburgh Pirates, Cincinnatti Reds, Chicago Cubs, Colorado Rockies and the defending champion St. Louis Cardinals so find your Tigers baseball tickets to see the fun. Tigers Manager Jim Leyland will have the Tigers playing hard as they take on the National League. Chicago Cubs vs. Detroit Tigers tickets will be one of the most sought after interlague matchups, so get your Detroit Tigers interlaegue tickets from Ticket Liquidator in 2012.

Detroit Tigers vs the Cleveland Indians

The Tigers have some tough competition in the Central, starting with rival the Cleveland Indians. There is no love lost between the Detroit Tigers and the Cleveland Indians. The fans on both side of the Tigers vs Cleveland Indians rivalry start looking forward to meetings during spring training, and start looking for tickets around the same time. No surprise that Cleveland Indians ticket prices go up when they are playing the Tigers. If you are a real fan you don’t want to miss a meeting between these clubs. Find the baseball ticket prices for the Cleveland Indians vs Tigers as well as all the other teams on the Tigers schedule.

Tigers Team Information:

• Full Name: Detroit Tigers
• Year Established: 1901
• League and Division: American League Central
• Tiger's Home Ballpark: Comerica Park
• Comerica Park Capacity: 41,255
• Year Established: 1901
• World Series Titles: 1924, 1925, 1933, 1965, 1987 and 1984
• Fun Fact: Tigers legend Ty Cobb's "number" is retired, although no specific number is assigned to him!
• Manager: Jim Leyland
• General Manager: David Dombrowski
• Rival: The Cleveland Indians
• Official Tigers Site

Detroit's Comerica Park

The Detroit Tigers play their home games at Comerica Park, a huge monument to baseball located in downtown Detroit. Comerica Park opened its doors on April 11, 2000. It cost upwards of $300 million to build and can hold up to 41,782 of the craziest Tigers ticket holders you will see. Hurry up and get your Detroit Tigers baseball tickets today and see all the MLB action you can handle.

More Detroit Tiger Ticket News

The Detroit Tigers are ready for another thrilling season of MLB baseball that promises to be as entertaining as any. There are Detroit Tigers ticket holders expecting big things out of this club, and with the quality of players on this club they have every reason to. The Tigers ownership has committed to putting a winner on the field and have brought it some really great players. The Tigers have some of the best pitchers around, and their hitters are no slouches either! Its going to be a fantastic season for anyone with Detroit MLB baseball tickets, so be sure that you get your Tigers tickets as soon as you can so you don't miss out!

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