My parents went down to the Tigers/Orioles game on Monday afternoon and stopped by the site of Tiger Stadium to see what it looked like these days. As you can see, only a long portion of the fence surrounding the entrance to Tiger Plaza remains. Out of view is the centerfield flagpole.

For a two unfortunate years, I was a resident of the greater Houston metroplex. In fact, it’ll be 10 years this December that I moved there (and it was seven years ago this week that I escaped). My stay in Houston coincided with the April 2000 opening of a new baseball stadium, then Enron Field, [...]

Find out here. Did they burn cars in ’68 too, or is Bobby mixing his championship metaphors?

First, the news: The Old Tiger Stadium Conservancy and the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation have reached agreement on a Memorandum of Understanding that will ultimately transfer title to the stadium to the Conservancy and grant a long-term lease of the playing field. We want our supporters to know that we are encouraged by this development [...]

What’s left of Tiger Stadium may soon become a pile of rubble just as the other 75 percent of the ballpark did this past summer. According to a Free Press story: The Detroit City Council’s planning and economic development committee decided today that a preservation group must pay $219,000 to the city by Tuesday morning. [...]

The wrecking ball at Michigan and Trumbull has caused Tigers fans across the nation to freak out. Or, to be precise, to express a desire to find a pair of Tiger Stadium seats. How do I know this? Because of a stream of comments, pleas and offers for seats on a post I wrote last [...]

At last some good (possible) news for those who want to save part of Tiger Stadium. According to a news release on Michigan Senator Carl Levin‘s Senate Web site: U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) and Carl Levin (D-MI) today announced the inclusion of $13,500,000 for Michigan transportation and community outreach projects in the Transportation, Treasury, [...]