Find the Best Detroit Tigers Playoff Tickets

February 28, 2008 - The Detroit Tigers are one of the oldest leagues Professional Baseball. Established in 1894, this team have been one of the few Pro Baseball teams that has remained in its original city. The Tigers are a member of the Central Division in Pro Baseball's American League.

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Other names the team goes by include the "Motor City Kitties", "the Bengals", "the Tigs", and the "Bless You Boys". They have had over ten retired numbers and people over the course of their history including 23 Willie Horton, 42 Jackie Robinson (retired by all of Pro Baseball) and Ty Cobb among others. Ty Cobb played during the era when numbers were not used on jerseys.

Ernie Harwell was a broadcaster for the Detroit Tigers from 1960-2002 with a break for two years in the early 90's.

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February 28, 2008 - Detroit ended the season with an 88-74 record last year, which was enough to get them in second place in the Central Division. Their last World Series title was in 1894, but they got as far as an AL Pennant in 2006.

This year's team is looking to bring the glory days back to Detroit. To discuss what you think will happen this season, check out this fan forum to get your questions answered and your opinion heard.

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February 28, 2008 - The Tigers have Curtis Granderson, Magglio Ordonez and Gary Sheffield taking to the field to bring Detroit another win. Don't miss all the action by purchasing Tigers tickets before the season gets into full swing.

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