One thing about Detroit, we’re supportive. Clearly, that was shown with the record-breaking attendance at Wednesday’s playoff game at Comerica Park.
Here are some of the @tigers pride we’ve seen displayed around the city this week during the ALDS games.
Starting with @michigancentraldetroit lit up in orange Wednesday night, the @dte_energy_official building downtown with their letter logo illuminated in orange, a DDOT bus cheering the team on, and a projected “D” alongside the @bcbsmichigan building downtown.
In their first home playoff game since 2014, the Tigers beat the Guardians, 3-0, Wednesday and now lead the ALDS, 2-1. One more victory — either Thursday night here or Saturday back in Cleveland — and the Tigers will advance to the ALCS, the last stop before the World Series.
More Tigers updates at the link in bio.
Here are some of the @tigers pride we’ve seen displayed around the city this week during the ALDS games.
Starting with @michigancentraldetroit lit up in orange Wednesday night, the @dte_energy_official building downtown with their letter logo illuminated in orange, a DDOT bus cheering the team on, and a projected “D” alongside the @bcbsmichigan building downtown.
In their first home playoff game since 2014, the Tigers beat the Guardians, 3-0, Wednesday and now lead the ALDS, 2-1. One more victory — either Thursday night here or Saturday back in Cleveland — and the Tigers will advance to the ALCS, the last stop before the World Series.
More Tigers updates at the link in bio.
