Detroit Tigers Drone Show
In case you weren’t downtown Tuesday night for the Detroit Tigers drone show, we wanted to make sure you see this wonderful display over Comerica Park. Here ya go! Detroit…
CLEVELAND, OHIO – OCTOBER 07: Kerry Carpenter #30 of the Detroit Tigers hits a home run in the ninth inning against the Cleveland Guardians during Game Two of the Division Series at Progressive Field on October 07, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)
In case you weren't downtown Tuesday night for the Detroit Tigers drone show, we wanted to make sure you see this wonderful display over Comerica Park. Here ya go!
Detroit Tigers Drone Show - check it out from different angles
Can the Tigers win it all? The answer is YES
Why not the Detroit Tigers this year - here's my five reasons why (published before the playoffs began)
1. The Young Guns Are Stepping Up
When you watch the young talent like Riley Greene, Parker Meadows and Wenceel Perez patrolling the outfield, and the renewed confidence of Spencer Torkelson at first base, throw in Colt Keith, plus Matt Vierling as a stabilizing force and you quickly realize there’s a TON of talent on the field and youthful energy in the postseason is contagious.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN – SEPTEMBER 27: Riley Greene #31 of the Detroit Tigers reacts after hitting a single against the Chicago White Sox during bottom of the fourth inning at Comerica Park on September 27, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)
2. Pitching Rotation Is Clicking
A strong rotation is crucial in the postseason, and Detroit has the number one starter in baseball with Tarik Skubal. Don’t think that matters? He’ll come into the playoffs healthy and fired up – plus his stuff is actually getting BETTER as the season progresses. Plus watch Reese Olson continue to bloom, get Montero eating innings and the return of Casey Mize. Pitching matters. Tigers have it.
3. A Dominant Bullpen
So much of playoff baseball is about getting into the opposing teams bullpen. Bring it on. Jason Foley, Tyler Holton, Will Vest, Hunter, Jackson Jobe (don’t sleep on him – these hitters haven’t seen him…a real problem). The Tigers can go up against any bullpen in baseball right now.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN – SEPTEMBER 27: Jason Foley #68 and Jake Rogers #34 of the Detroit Tigers celebrate winning the game against the Chicago White Sox and clinching a wild card berth at Comerica Park on September 27, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)
4. AJ Hinch’s Mastermind Management
Just like players get on a hot streak, so do managers. AJ Hinch is making all the right moves and this young team believes in him. He won’t let them simply be excited about being IN the playoffs, he’ll keep pushing and get the best out of them.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN – SEPTEMBER 27: Manager A.J. Hinch #14 embraces Riley Greene #31 of the Detroit Tigers after their win against the Chicago White Sox and clinching a wild card berth at Comerica Park on September 27, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)
5. The “Cinderella Story” Vibe
Every great World Series run has that underdog team that shocks everyone, and Detroit has the potential to be that story. Is there a better story in baseball than the Tigers? (I’m waiting for the New York Times to write an article about the Tigers and the rebirth of Detroit…you know it’s coming). Did anyone REALLY think Texas would win it all last year? It can happen.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN – SEPTEMBER 27: The Detroit Tigers pose for a group photo after their win against the Chicago White Sox and clinching a wild card berth at Comerica Park on September 27, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)
Is it a long shot? Maybe. But in baseball, miracles happen when talent, timing, and momentum collide—this could be the Tigers year!
