Friday, April 5, 2013
Are you a Tigers fan? Show your love for the home team by adding your photos to St. Clair Shores Patch.
Opening Day is a holiday for Detroit Tigers fans in St. Clair Shores. Fans gathered at Fishbone’s in St. Clair Shores before the Tigers’ home-opener against the New York Yankees on Friday at Comerica Park. Sieglinde Lico, Kelly Brandon, Pat Cavacece and Uri Stephens all were enjoying pre-game festivities at Fishbone’s before boarding the bus headed to downtown Detroit for the game. Did you go to Opening Day? Share your photos and show your Tigers spirit by clicking on the green “Upload Photos and Videos” icon.
Don't have tickets for Detroit Tigers opening day at Comerica Park? There are a number of locations in St. Clair Shores to catch the game.
The Detroit Tigers return today to Comerica Park for the home opener of the 2013 season. Tickets for the game were snapped up in minutes, and if you were not one of the lucky few to score a ducat to get in the game, here are some locations to catch the game with fellow fans in St. Clair Shores. If you don't plan on heading out to catch the game, it will be broadcast at 1:05 p.m. on Fox Sports Detroit-TV and 97.1 The Ticket-Radio. Where will you be watching the game? Let us know in the comments section below.
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Flights at community events and the 2013 Thunderbirds' season have been canceled, according to the U.S. Air Force.
Detroit Tigers fans can keep their eyes on the field Friday during opening day. That's because Selfridge Air National Guard Base will not be participating this year in the annual flyover at Comerica Park. Potential federal sequester cuts have not only affected the beloved baseball flyover, they have also grounded goodwill flights during community events, including parades, trade shows, F-22 demonstration flights and more for the remainder of the 2013 fiscal year, according to the U.S. Air Force. "Given the current federal budget environment, the Air Force has stopped all aviation support to community events, to include our traditional fly-over of the Tigers' home opener," Technical Sgt. Dan Heaton, 127th Wing spokesman at Selfridge Air …
Monday, April 1, 2013
The Detroit Tigers take the field today and play-by-play analyst Mario Impemba, a Macomb Township resident, recently gave a preview of the team's 2013 season to attendees of the Macomb Business Awards.
The Detroit Tigers take the field today to start the 2013 baseball season, and the team's play-by-play announcer gives a preview of the coming campaign. Mario Impemba, a Macomb Township resident and play-by-play analyst on Fox Sports Detroit, gave the keynote speech recently at the first Macomb Business Awards. After last year's trip to the World Series, what do you think the Tigers record will be this year? Share your predictions on Patch.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Detroit Tigers play-by-play analyst Mario Impemba, a Macomb County resident, provided a preview Tuesday of the team's 2013 season.
As Detroit Tigers pitchers and catchers took the field in spring training for the first time Tuesday, the play-by-play announcer for the team was also getting ready for the season. Mario Impemba, a Macomb Township resident and play-by-play analyst on Fox Sports Detroit, was the keynote speaker Tuesday at the first Macomb Business Awards. During his talk, he touched on a number of subjects including his preview of the 2013 season.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Members of the Detroit Tigers visited the state-of-the-art Ground Systems Power and Energy Lab at TACOM in Warren and met with soldiers and civilian employees during the annual team's annual Winter Caravan.
Members of the Detroit Tigers on Thursday visited the men and women at TACOM in Warren who test and pioneer many of the items used by the U.S. Army around the world. Prince Fielder, Miguel Cabrera and Phil Coke were among the Tigers on the team's Winter Caravan which stopped in Macomb County and allowed the players to see the M-1 Abrams up close and tour the Ground Systems Power and Energy Lab (GSPEL). The facility includes unique labs that test equipment before it is sent to the battlefield. Afterward, the American League Champions participated in a question-and-answer session with personnel at the facility. Questions included:
The Detroit Tigers Winter Caravan stopped Thursday at Hockeytown Authentics in Troy.
The Detroit Tigers Winter Caravan stopped Thursday at Hockeytown Authentics in Troy to meet fans and help the American Red Cross. For a donation of hats, gloves or other items, fans had the opportunity to take a photo with pitcher Max Scherzer and centerfielder Austin Jackson. "We thank you for allowing us to help those affected by disaster," said La Forice Nealy, regional executive officer for the American Red Cross. "These gifts were given here to be used here."
Meet Justin Verlander, Miguel Cabrera and other players at events Thursday and Friday throughout Southeast Michigan.
It's definitely not baseball weather, but Tigers fans still can see some of their favorite players Thursday and Friday throughout Metro Detroit as part of the Detroit Tigers Winter Caravan. The Tigers will make several stops throughout Metro Detroit that are open to the public, including the following.
Saturday, December 29, 2012
2012 was filled with triumph and tragedy. With a new year approaching, tell us how you will remember the last 12 months.
How will you remember 2012? That’s the question Patch is asking this week as the year comes to an end. USA Today called 2012 the Year of the Cheater, citing separate scandals involving Lance Armstrong, Gen. David Petraeus and Olympic athletes. Time magazine named President Barack Obama the Person of the Year, and the New York Times posted its Year in Pictures, which included photos of the tragedy of the school shooting in Newtown, CT, and the devastation of superstorm Sandy. But we want to know what defined 2012 for you. Was it a moment in Michigan politics, such as when Gov. Rick Snyder signed right-to-work legislation? Was it a moment of triumph, such as the Detroit Tigers trip to the World Series? Or was it something else? How will you …
Friday, November 16, 2012
Torii Hunter, the Detroit Tigers newest player, took to Twitter on Friday to ask for recommendations on places to stay in the southeastern Michigan area.
On Thursday, free agent outfielder Torii Hunter made news by agreeing to a contract with the Detroit Tigers. Hunter's signing stoked the hot stove for baseball fans in Detroit. And on Friday, Hunter piqued fans' interest even more when he took to Twitter (his account is @toriihunter48) to ask for suggestions on a place to live in the southeastern Michigan area. Do you think Hunter should move to St. Clair Shores? The city offers access to beautiful Lake St. Clair and is just a short drive to Comerica Park. What do you think? Why should Torii Hunter move to St. Clair Shores?
waterboy
11:37 am on Friday, May 10, 2013
The 6 million dollar helicopter should be flying around Washington dc where the real "burros" are. more ›