Detroit Tigers Suites

Offense: The 2016 Detroit Tigers have nowhere but up to go. After finishing last in the AL Central division, the Tigers hope they made enough improvements this offseason to move up in the standings. 2015 Was the Tigers first losing record since 2008. So with a switch at general manager, the Tigers signed multiple free agents who will make an immediate impact on the team. The Tigers have arguably the best hitter in baseball right in the middle of their lineup in Miguel Cabrera. Cabrera won his fourth AL batting title last season despite only playing in 119 games. The 2-time MVP will have a great supporting cast. J.D. Martinez has become a huge threat with the bat. Martinez hit 38 home runs last season. Justin Upton is now with the Tigers. Upton will take over left field and will provide more power in the lineup. Upton was one of the top free agents available. Ian Kinsler is one of the best hitting second basemen in the league. Victor Martinez is one of the toughest players to strike out. Cameron Maybin, who was originally drafted by the Tigers, is back with the club and will be big addition to the outfield.

Pitching: Manager Brad Ausmus’ toughest challenge last season was with the health of his staff. They finished with the worst ERA in the American League last year so the Tigers started the offseason by signing starter Jordan Zimmerman. Zimmerman previously pitched for the Nationals and has been one of the most consistent pitchers in baseball over the past four seasons. Zimmerman should follow Justin Verlander in the rotation. Verlander finished very strong in 2015 after bouncing back from an injury. Anibal Sanchez will look for a healthy season after getting bit by the injury bug as well. Newcomers Daniel Norris and Mike Pelfrey will round out the rotation. The Tigers also added proven closer Francisco Rodriguez to secure the ninth inning this season.

Schedule: In 2016, the Tigers will host the Seattle Mariners, Cleveland Indians, Kansas City Royals, Minnesota Twins, Miami Marlins, Houston Astros, Chicago White Sox, New York Mets, Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Angels and Baltimore Orioles.

Suites and Special Events: Suites for the Detroit Tigers offer a perfect setting for business or for pleasure. Tigers’ suites at Comerica Park accommodate groups of 18 to 24 people. A Tigers luxury box will include all the finest amenities such as private restrooms, VIP parking, in-suite catering options and indoor/outdoor seating. Guests will also get private entry into Comerica Park and access to VIP clubs inside.

The Detroit Tigers have one of the most feared lineups in all of baseball. Their bats helped win the American League Central in 2014 for the fourth straight year and will help them contend again in 2015. Those stars include Miguel Cabrera, Ian Kinsler and Victor Martinez. J.D. Martinez came up huge for the Tigers in 2014. The team also traded for power hitter Yoenis Cespedes in the offseason. On the mound, the Tigers have two number one aces in Justin Verlander and David Price. Anibal Sanchez and new pick-up Alfredo Simon will round out their rotation. Manager Brad Ausmus will have a little more depth than previous years in the dugout.

Tigers’ suites at Comerica Park accommodate groups of 16 to 24 people. A Tigers luxury box will include all the finest amenities such as private restrooms, VIP parking, in-suite catering options and indoor/outdoor seating. Suites for the Tigers offer a perfect setting for business or for pleasure.

After being in the American League Championship Series three straight years, the Detroit Tigers are hoping 2014 will be the season they win it all. The Tigers may have the best 1-2 punch on the mound with pitchers such as 2011 MVP Justin Verlander and reigning Cy Young winner Max Scherzer. Prince Fielder was traded in the offseason to the Rangers and in return the Tigers added second baseman Ian Kinsler. Back-to-back MVP winner Miguel Cabrera will solidify the middle of the order along with veterans Torii Hunter, Victor Martinez and Austin Jackson. The Tigers also have new Manager Brad Ausmus. Ausmus replaces former Manager Jim Leyland. With interleague this season, fans at Comerica Park will have the chance to see the San Francisco Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers, Colorado Rockies and Pittsburgh Pirates. You can see these teams and the all of the American League from a private luxury suite. Suites at Comerica Park accommodate groups of 20. A luxury box will include all the finest amenities such as private restrooms, VIP parking, in-suite catering options and indoor/outdoor seating.