Tiger Stadium, alias Bennett Park, Navin Field and Briggs Stadium, is a monument to more than baseball.For 85 years, the square block at Michigan and Trumbull Avenues on the edge of downtown has ...

If Tiger Stadium ever earned the designation as the true “Field of Dreams” — instead of a movie set in Dyersville, Iowa — perhaps it happened on a hot and windy summer evening fifty years ...

Tiger Stadium, formerly known as Briggs Field, opened on April 20, 1912 - the same day as Fenway Park. The Conservancy sued the City of Detroit and its Economic Development Corp. on Monday, saying it ...

Over the years, Tiger Stadium featured Lou Gehrig’s last game, Babe Ruth hitting one of the longest home runs in MLB history, and the only mid-game death of an NFL player, when Lions wide ...

Activism February 11, 2016 The Plan for Detroit’s Former Tiger Stadium Ignores History—and Potentially Safety The historic nine-acre field was ignored by the city and lovingly restored by fans.

The Tigers played against the Minnesota Twins on April 12, 1999, making it the last home opener at the Tiger Stadium. The team failed to score that day, ending the game with a 0-1 loss to the Twins.

Under the name "Tiger Stadium," which was given to the former Briggs Stadium by new owner John Fetzer in 1961, two World Series championships were won in 1968 and 1984.

The words "Tiger Stadium" that stood over Michigan and Trumbull will be installed in a brand new gallery at the Detroit History Museum next week.

Detroit’s economic development arm has selected a plan for the 9.5-acre property where the storied, former Tiger Stadium once stood in Corktown.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Baseball is officially back. After yet another Michigan winter, spring is here and the Detroit Tigers are back in action, taking on the Los Angeles Dodgers in their ...