Detroit Tigers

The Detroit Tigers are one of the American League's original franchises, playing at Comerica Park in the heart of downtown Detroit. Known for producing legendary hitters and pitchers across generations, from Ty Cobb to Miguel Cabrera, the Tigers carry one of baseball's richest traditions. The Old English "D" is among the most recognizable logos in the sport. Detroit's blue-collar identity is deeply woven into the franchise's baseball culture.

Founded in 1894 (joining the American League as a charter member in 1901), the Tigers won World Series titles in 1935, 1945, 1968, and 1984. The 1968 championship, secured amid the racial tension following Detroit's 1967 riots, became a unifying moment for the city, and the 1984 team started the season 35-5 en route to the title. Legends including Ty Cobb, Hank Greenberg, Al Kaline, and Miguel Cabrera have worn the uniform. Four championships anchor one of the American League's most storied franchises.