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Athletics' Zack Gelof Sues Tigers Over Comerica Park Fence Injury
sports12 days ago

Athletics' Zack Gelof Sues Tigers Over Comerica Park Fence Injury

Oakland Athletics player Zack Gelof has filed a lawsuit against the Detroit Tigers, Ilitch Holdings, and the Detroit-Wayne County Stadium Authority. The suit alleges that Gelof suffered a severe knee injury after sliding into exposed metal fencing at Comerica Park during a July 9 game. Filed in Wayne County Circuit Court on September 28, the complaint claims the defendants failed to provide adequate safety measures, resulting in a 30-day absence from play. The Tigers have declined to comment on the pending litigation.

via FOX 2 Detroit|
#comerica-park#detroit-tigers#ilitch-holdings
Gelof sues Tigers, Ilitch Holdings over Comerica Park fence injury
sports13 days ago

Gelof sues Tigers, Ilitch Holdings over Comerica Park fence injury

Oakland Athletics third baseman Zack Gelof has filed a lawsuit against the Detroit Tigers, Ilitch Holdings, and the Detroit-Wayne County Stadium Authority. The suit alleges Gelof suffered a severe knee injury after colliding with exposed metal fencing at Comerica Park during a July 9 game. The complaint claims the defendants failed to adequately protect players from a foreseeable hazard, resulting in a 30-day absence from play. The lawsuit seeks damages for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering, with no specific amount disclosed.

via usatoday.com|
#comerica-park#detroit-tigers#lawsuit
Gelof Files Suit Against Tigers Over Comerica Park Fence Injury
sports13 days ago

Gelof Files Suit Against Tigers Over Comerica Park Fence Injury

Oakland Athletics player Zack Gelof has sued the Detroit Tigers, Ilitch Holdings, and the Detroit-Wayne County Stadium Authority for a knee injury sustained at Comerica Park. The lawsuit, filed on September 28, 2026, alleges that Gelof suffered a deep laceration after sliding into exposed metal fencing during a July 9 game. The complaint claims the defendants failed to provide adequate padding or safety measures, leading to a 30-day absence from professional baseball. While the Tigers declined to comment, the suit argues the hazard was foreseeable and easily preventable with basic protective measures.

via ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4|
#comerica-park#detroit-tigers#lawsuit
Detroit Tigers' Home Renamed Fifth Third Park, Drawing Sharp Criticism from Jack White
sports20 days ago

Detroit Tigers' Home Renamed Fifth Third Park, Drawing Sharp Criticism from Jack White

Detroit Tigers' home ballpark will be renamed from Comerica Park to Fifth Third Park starting in 2027, following a multi-billion-dollar bank merger. The change, announced on September 21, 2026, marks the first rename since the stadium opened in 2000 and has sparked significant backlash from fans and celebrities, including rock star Jack White, who publicly rejected the new name.

via The Detroit News|
#comerica-park#detroit-tigers#fifth-third-bank
Detroit Tigers Ballpark to Become Fifth Third Park in 2027
sports21 days ago

Detroit Tigers Ballpark to Become Fifth Third Park in 2027

The Detroit Tigers and Fifth Third Bancorp announced that the team's home ballpark will be renamed Fifth Third Park starting in 2027. This change follows Fifth Third's acquisition of Comerica Bank and replaces the name Comerica Park, which has been used since the stadium opened in 2000. The announcement was made during the Tigers' final home stand of the 2026 season, which concluded without a postseason berth.

via The Detroit News|
#comerica-park#detroit-tigers#fifth-third-bancorp
"2024 Detroit Tigers Opening Day: What's New and What to Expect"
sports2 years ago

"2024 Detroit Tigers Opening Day: What's New and What to Expect"

Detroit Tigers Opening Day 2024 is here, with the Tigers taking on the Oakland Athletics at Comerica Park. The team returns home after a strong start to the season, and fans can expect new features at the park, including a giant videoboard and new food options. The game day information, weather forecast, ticket availability, and downtown Detroit activities are also detailed, making it a must-read for Tigers fans and anyone attending the event.

via Detroit Free Press|
#comerica-park#detroit#detroit-tigers
"Comerica Park 2024: What's New for Tigers Opening Day"
sports2 years ago

"Comerica Park 2024: What's New for Tigers Opening Day"

The Detroit Tigers have introduced several new features at Comerica Park for the 2024 season, including a brand-new videoboard, revamped sound systems, new food options, and a new sensory room in partnership with KultureCity. Other additions include special events, theme games, Saturday giveaways, and an expanded partnership with local restaurants. Security upgrades, such as metal detectors, have also been implemented to ensure fan safety and faster entry into the ballpark.

via WDIV ClickOnDetroit|
#audiovisual-upgrades#comerica-park#detroit-tigers
"Pepsi's Colachup: The Unconventional Condiment Arrives at Comerica Park"
food-and-beverage3 years ago

"Pepsi's Colachup: The Unconventional Condiment Arrives at Comerica Park"

Pepsi is introducing its first-ever condiment called "Pepsi Colachup," a Pepsi-infused ketchup, which will be available for one day only on July 4 at four MLB ballparks, including Comerica Park in Detroit. The limited edition sauce aims to enhance the flavors of hot dogs by combining the bright and tangy characteristics of Pepsi with the smokiness of ketchup.

via Detroit Free Press|
#comerica-park#condiment#detroit-tigers
Pepsi introduces cola-infused condiment line.
food-and-beverage3 years ago

Pepsi introduces cola-infused condiment line.

Pepsi has created a new condiment called Pepsi Colachup, the world's first Pepsi-infused condiment, which will be available exclusively at four ballparks on the Fourth of July 2023, including Comerica Park in Detroit. The condiment was created with help from the Culinary Institute of America Consulting and features the sweet, citrusy taste of Pepsi-Cola that can be added directly onto a hot dog. Fans who purchase a hot dog and Pepsi together over the holiday weekend can get the cost of the Pepsi reimbursed.

via MLive.com|
#comerica-park#condiment#food-and-beverage