Comerica Park
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Comerica Park is the current home of the Detroit Tigers baseball club. The team moved into Comerica Park in 2000 after playing in historic Tiger Stadium for 87 years and at the corner of Michigan and Trumbull for 103 years.
CAPACITY: 41,950
FIRST GAME: April 11, 2000, vs. Seattle Mariners (Tigers 5, Mariners 2)
- Brian Moehler (W) vs. Freddy Garcia (L), Todd Jones (Sv); HR: None
- First Single: Gregg Jefferies
- First Hit & Double: John Olerud
- First Triple: Luis Polonia
- First HR: Juan Gonzalez (April 14th, 2000)
- First Run: Polonia
- First RBI: Jefferies
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The selling point of Comerica Park is its huge outfield. The dimensions here would be better suited for Coors Field. It got so ridiculous that two years after the Stadium opened, inner fences were built in left field, and in 2005 the empty space was filled with the bullpens. The biggest change in distances was in left-center field; in 2000, it was 395 feet to left-center, but after 2006, it became only 370 feet.
Comerica Park was host of the 2005 All-Star Game.
| Current ballparks in Major League Baseball | ||
| National League | American League | |
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| AT&T Park | Busch Stadium | Chase Field | Citi Field | Citizens Bank Park | Coors Field | Dodger Stadium | Dolphin Stadium | Great American Ball Park | Miller Park | Minute Maid Park | Nationals Park | PETCO Park | PNC Park | Turner Field | Wrigley Field | Ameriquest Field | Angel Stadium of Anaheim | The Coliseum | Comerica Park | Fenway Park | Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome | Kauffman Stadium | New Yankee Stadium | Oriole Park at Camden Yards | Progressive Field | Rogers Centre | Safeco Field | Tropicana Field | U.S. Cellular Field | |
