A major new Detroit Historical Museum exhibition, Detroit Red Wings at 100: Becoming Hockeytown, matches the excitement of the Red Wings Centennial with highlights from the franchise’s championship seasons and memories of marquee players throughout the decades, along with the team’s many history-making moments.

Opening to the public on Thursday, Nov. 20, Detroit Red Wings at 100 offers something for every Red Wings fan. The exhibition fills three galleries in the Detroit Historical Museum – the City of Champions Gallery, the new Motor City Showcase, and the Detroit Artists Showcase – with rare artifacts from the Detroit Historical Society’s extensive collection, the team’s archives, and the Hockey Hall of Fame. The exciting memorabilia on display includes:

• Uniforms from Red Wings greats, including the Grind Line and the Russian Five

• Rarely seen Red Wings artifacts on loan from the Hockey Hall of Fame and the Windsor Community Museum

• Vintage Audio and Video clips of some of the greatest Red Wings moments in history

• A spotlight on every Red Wings player who has had his number retired

For the kids and anyone who loves a good selfie, there’s a chance to strike a pose with lockers just like the ones in Olympia Stadium. Fans will also have the chance to flash the original goal lights from Joe Louis Arena and hear the organ from Olympia Stadium, on display in the exhibition. The Red Wings were integral to the development of the new exhibit.

“It’s an honor to see a century of Red Wings history brought to life at the Detroit Historical Museum,” said Asia Gholston, Ilitch Sports + Entertainment Senior Vice President of Brand Marketing. “Every decade has its own defining moments, and this exhibit gives our fans a special opportunity to celebrate the passion, pride, and legacy that have defined 100 years of Red Wings hockey.”

Detroit Red Wings at 100 is unique because it occupies multiple galleries in the museum. Visitors can see Steve Yzerman’s jersey from the 90s and a 2016 photo of Little Caesars Arena under construction in the Allesee Gallery of Culture on their way to the Motor City Showcase, where they will enjoy jerseys, Hockey Hall of Fame memorabilia, and oral histories from beloved Red Wings from every era.

From there, visitors will head upstairs to the City of Champions Gallery for a dazzling array of sounds, lights, and artifacts packed into one of the Museum’s most popular galleries. To finish their Detroit Red Wings at 100 experience, visitors will head across the catwalk lined with team photos from every professional Detroit hockey team, including the Detroit Falcons and the Detroit Cougars, to the Detroit Artists Showcase, which will feature photos from the fantastic photographers who have captured key Red Wings moments for 100 years.

This exhibition will be on display all season, giving fans plenty of opportunity to shop a unique assortment of vintage Red Wings merchandise in the Museum Store or stop by on their way to a game – the Museum parking lot is available for only $10 a day, and is just a half block away from the nearest QLine stop.

What better way to celebrate Veterans Day on November 11 than with the opening of Pingree Detroit’s first-ever retail store at 22 W. Columbia Street in The District Detroit? Pingree is a worker-owned maker of shoes, bags, and accessories handcrafted from upcycled automotive materials. This milestone represents far more than a storefront - it is a celebration of Detroit craftsmanship, sustainability, and the power of local ownership taking root in the city’s most dynamic district.

Pingree Detroit is part of The District Detroit Presents program which is designed to open doors for businesses of all sizes that want to bring unique, authentic dining and retail experiences to the heart of the city’s sports and entertainment district. Whether a business is launching a food truck, operating an in-venue location, testing a concept through a pop-up, or establishing a full brick-and-mortar presence, the program provides a pathway to grow, connect with diverse audiences, and become part of Detroit’s most dynamic destination. Pingree Detroit is a standout example of what this program is all about — a mission-driven, locally owned company whose craftsmanship, community impact, and Detroit-first values enrich Columbia Street and demonstrate how homegrown businesses can thrive and help shape the culture of The District Detroit.

“Pingree Detroit represents the very best of our city - innovation, craftsmanship, and a deep commitment to people and community,” said Keith Bradford, President of Olympia Development of Michigan. “Their worker-owned model and focus on sustainability embody the spirit of The District Detroit Presents program, which exists to elevate locally owned businesses and create pathways for Detroiters to thrive. We’re proud to welcome Pingree Detroit to Columbia Street and to support a company whose mission so clearly aligns with the future we’re building here in The District Detroit.”

Founded in 2015, Pingree Detroit operates as a worker-owned cooperative, where every employee has a stake in the business and 77% of profits are shared or reinvested locally. The company employs Detroiters and U.S. Veterans, offering living-wage jobs while transforming auto industry remnants into durable, high-quality goods.

In just a decade, the company has diverted more than 55,000 pounds of leather, vinyl, and seat belts from landfills - materials now reborn as handcrafted footwear, bags, and accessories. Alongside its environmental impact, Pingree provides free skilled-trades training in shoemaking, leathercraft, and industrial sewing, giving Veterans and Detroiters alike new opportunities to build sustainable careers.

“We’ve envisioned this moment for a decade,” said Nathaniel Crawford II, co-owner and Air Force Veteran. “For years, our products have been available in more than 18 stores nationwide and online but establishing a space of our own — right here in the heart of Detroit — marks a new chapter for us.

“This store is more than a showroom; it’s a place to tell our story, demonstrate our craftsmanship, and strengthen our connection to the community that shapes our work. Here, people can experience our custom footwear and locally made leather goods in the environment that inspired them.”

The new retail location will serve as both showroom and classroom, featuring a street-viewable workshop where customers can watch products being made on select days — including Footwear Fridays — and meet the artisans behind each piece.

Columbia Street, a pedestrian-only corridor between the historic Fox Theatre and Little Caesars Global Headquarters, is the heart of The District Detroit - the city’s premier live, work, play, and learn destination that unites Detroit’s four professional sports teams, world-class entertainment venues, top universities, and award-winning residential, retail, and office developments.

Opening on Veterans Day holds special meaning for Pingree Detroit, as many of its co-owners are Veterans who found renewed purpose through craftsmanship and collective ownership after service.

Pingree Detroit at 22 W. Columbia Street will be open daily from 12:00 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Games to Feature Vancouver and Boston on Saturday, January 3, 2026 at 7 p.m. ET and New York and Montréal on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at 1 p.m. ET

Ticket presale begins Thursday Nov. 13 at 10 a.m. ET, followed by the general on-sale on Friday, Nov. 14 at 10 a.m. ET

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) today announced that Little Caesars Arena in Detroit will host two of the 16 neutral-site games in the expanded 2025-26 PWHL Takeover Tour™. This exciting tour brings many of the top women’s hockey players in the world to cities across North America, giving fans a chance to experience the competitiveness of the PWHL’s regular season in their own communities.

As part of this special tour, Little Caesars Arena will host a matchup between the Vancouver Goldeneyes and Boston Fleet on Saturday, Jan. 3 at 7 p.m. ET, and a second game between the New York Sirens and Montréal Victoire on Saturday, Mar. 28 at 1 p.m. ET. Tickets will be available with a presale on Thursday, Nov. 13 at 10 a.m. ET, followed by the general on-sale on Friday, Nov. 14 at 10 a.m. ET. Tickets can be purchased at ThePWHL.com/Tickets.

This season’s 16 games will be contested in 11 different locations spanning the United States and Canada. The PWHL will visit seven new cities, including Calgary, Chicago, Dallas, Halifax, Hamilton, Washington, D.C. and Winnipeg, and will return to Denver, Detroit, Edmonton and Québec City. Last season’s Tour drew 123,601 fans with record-breaking crowds across nine games, sparking new fan engagement and expanding the PWHL’s reach beyond its home markets.

Detroit set a new U.S. record for professional women’s hockey attendance with 14,288 fans at Little Caesars Arena on March 16, 2025 for a PWHL game between the New York Sirens and the Minnesota Frost. The game also marked the milestone of the league surpassing one million fans in total attendance since its launch.

“Season Two’s PWHL Takeover Tour™ was the first of its kind, giving fans across North America the chance to experience the excitement of a regular-season game in their home venues,” said Amy Scheer, PWHL Executive Vice President of Business Operations. “The passion and support from fans, and the enthusiasm from cities eager to engage with our league, have fueled our ambition to grow the Tour for Season Three.”

“Detroit has proven it’s a destination for world-class women’s sports,” said Ryan Gustafson, President and CEO of Ilitch Sports + Entertainment. “The excitement fans showed for the first two record-breaking PWHL games at Little Caesars Arena was remarkable, and we’re proud to welcome the league back as interest in women’s hockey continues to soar. Hosting the PWHL again reflects our commitment to creating more opportunities for fans to experience elite competition and keep growing the game here in Hockeytown.”

Ally Financial is a presenting partner for the PWHL Takeover Tour™ games at Little Caesars Arena.

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The Detroit Tigers today announced three new additions to the major league coaching staff and a series of promotions and new hires within their baseball operations department.

Cody Asche has been named major league assistant hitting coach. Asche spent the 2025 campaign as the hitting coach for the Baltimore Orioles, his third and final season on their coaching staff after serving as a strategy coach for two seasons before his promotion. After five seasons as a player with the Philadelphia Phillies (2013-16) and Chicago White Sox (2017), Asche began his coaching career as a hitting coach in Philadelphia’s minor league system in 2021 before being named a hitting coordinator in Baltimore’s minor league system in 2022.

Billy Boyer has been promoted to major league quality coach after serving as Detroit’s minor league field coordinator and infield coordinator in 2025. The 2026 campaign will mark Boyer’s third year in his second stint with the organization, as he previously served as Detroit’s infield coordinator in 2022 before spending one season as an assistant coach with the University of Washington in 2023. Prior to joining the Tigers for the first time, Boyer was a minor league infield and baserunning coordinator with Minnesota (2019-21) and an assistant coach with Seattle University (2018).

Anthony Sanders has been named major league first base coach after spending the last six seasons in the same role with the Baltimore Orioles. Prior to joining the Orioles, Sanders spent the previous 13 seasons at a variety of levels within Colorado’s minor league system starting in 2007, including multiple campaigns as a manager, a hitting coach and a minor league coordinator.  He reached the big leagues as a player with the Toronto Blue Jays (1999) and Seattle Mariners (2000-01) and won a Gold Medal with Team USA at the 2000 Summer Olympic Games.

Dr. Georgia Giblin has been promoted to Vice President, Health & Performance. In this new role, Dr. Giblin will lead all the organization’s health & performance teams in driving a fully comprehensive approach to the health and development of players. Dr. Giblin had most recently been promoted to Vice President, Baseball Performance Science prior to the 2025 campaign and the 2026 season will mark her sixth with the Tigers organization. She originally joined the club in 2021 as a post-doctorate fellow through a partnership with the University of Michigan.

Alex Smith has been named Vice President, Baseball Strategy. Smith joins the Tigers after having spent the past 11 seasons in a variety of roles with the Chicago Cubs in and out of uniform, most recently as major league strategy coach. He also served in Chicago as coordinator of baseball operations and assistant director of major league data & development. With Detroit, Smith will oversee baseball strategy, pro scouting & acquisitions and major league advance.

Christian Hook has been promoted to Director, Pitching Evaluation. In his new role, Hook will work with stakeholders throughout baseball operations to drive comprehensive pitching evaluation across the Tigers organization. Hook joined the Tigers in 2022 from Driveline and has played a pivotal role in pitching evaluation and development efforts throughout the organization.

Brad Ciolek has been named Director, International Scouting. Ciolek joins the organization after serving as the senior director of amateur scouting for the Washington Nationals for the past two seasons. He previously spent 11 seasons with the Baltimore Orioles, where he worked in several leadership roles within their scouting departments, including Director of Draft Operations. As part of Ciolek’s appointment, Tom Moore will transition to Senior Advisor, International Operations. Moore will continue to play a critical role for the organization in several important areas, including the current Dominican Republic Academy construction project and staff development.

Theo Hooper has been named Assistant Director, Amateur Scouting. Hooper joins the organization after serving as major league staff assistant with the Texas Rangers for the past four seasons. He previously interned with the Rangers, Tampa Bay Rays, and Wareham Gatemen of the Cape Cod Summer League, and was a Student Assistant for the University of Tennessee Baseball program.

Ilitch Companies colleagues teamed up with a nonprofitorganization, Leveling the Playing Field, at their Detroit warehouse to sortand inventory donated youth sports equipment and assemble display items.Colleagues also helped load a donation box onto a truck that will be used tocollect sports equipment in the local area. This hands-on effort provided agreat opportunity to make a meaningful impact for local kids and teams. 

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Ilitch Sports + Entertainment (IS+E) today announced it has invested in the Los Angeles Golf Club (LAGC) of TGL presented by Sofi and will serve as LAGC’s sponsorship agency of record.

“LAGC is reimagining how fans experience golf,” said Ryan Gustafson, President and CEO of IS+E. “Joining LAGC puts us at the center of that transformation. The club represents a bold vision for the sport’s future, uniting innovation, community, and culture. Through TGL, we’re excited to help shape that vision by building partnerships, programs, and experiences to engage fans and expand the sport’s reach.”

As part of the relationship, IS+E, the business division of the Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Tigers and operator of award-winning venues, will serve as LAGC’s sponsorship agency of record and act as an extension of LAGC’s internal team.

“We’re proud to welcome IS+E into our investor group,” said Neal Hubman, President, LAGC. “Their deep expertise in sports, entertainment, and fan engagement aligns perfectly with our mission to make golf more accessible and inclusive. Together, we’ll continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible for the game.”

Backed by decades of experience across live events, professional sports, entertainment, and venue operations, IS+E will leverage its network and expertise in sponsorship sales, brand development, data analytics, broadcasting, and media to help LAGC grow its commercial platform and create new opportunities for fans and partners.

LAGC is owned by Alexis Ohanian (Seven Seven Six), and IS+E joins an investor group with Serena Williams, Venus Williams, the Antetokounmpo brothers, Alex Morgan, Michelle Wie West, Shonda Rhimes, and Good Good Golf.

The club’s current roster of golfers includes PGA TOUR stars Collin Morikawa, Sahith Theegala, Justin Rose, and Tommy Fleetwood.

TGL currently features six teams: Atlanta Drive GC, Boston Common Golf, Jupiter Links Golf Club, Los Angeles Golf Club, New York Golf Club, and The Bay Golf Club. A seventh team, Motor City Golf Club, was recently announced as the league’s first expansion team.

In a display of community engagement and teamwork, Ilitch Companies colleagues joined forces with local nonprofit, Life Remodeled, on their Six Day Project this past week to help revitalize several blocks in Detroit.

As part of the initiative, colleagues from five business units spent the day working on various projects, including picking up blight, mowing grass, raking leaves, and generally beautifying vacant lots across four blocks in northern Detroit.

"This is one of the most wonderful volunteer projects every single year because it is so hands-on,” said Joshua Sanborn, Director of the Ilitch Companies Foundation. “You get out into the neighborhoods. If you want to help, you can directly help."

For nearly a decade, Ilitch Companies has proudly partnered with Life Remodeled to support neighborhood revitalization. What began as a single volunteer initiative has grown into a deep, ongoing collaboration impacting neighborhoods across the city.

“I think the Ilitch Companies Foundation has been volunteering now for nine years, which is an incredible feat in and of itself. And they have partnered with us in so many other ways,” said Diallo Smith, President & Chief Executive Officer of Life Remodeled. “So when you think about all the ways in which our corporate community can really lend a helping hand to help revitalize Detroit neighborhoods, I believe that the Ilitch Companies Foundation stands on top of that tier.”

In the coming months, Ilitch Companies colleagues will continue their community engagement by partnering with additional nonprofit organizations that serve Detroit. Through these efforts, Ilitch Companies aim to make a lasting impact across the city by addressing critical needs and strengthening their relationship with the Detroit community.

Multiple viewing options available as Red Wings Centennial begins

The Detroit Red Wings and FanDuel Sports Network today announced the team’s 2025-26 local television schedule, broadcast talent, and expanded viewing options for fans.

FanDuel Sports Network, the local home for Red Wings hockey, is set to televise and stream all games of the 2025-26 regular season, as well as live pre- and postgame shows, unless games are selected for exclusive national broadcast.

Fans have much to be excited about on the ice and with the Red Wings Centennial beginning this season, both of which will be front and center on Opening Night – Thursday, October 9 at 7 p.m. ET when Detroit plays host to the Montreal Canadiens at Little Caesars Arena. FanDuel Sports Network will cover the festivities with a special hour-long Red Wings Live pregame show.

Click here for the full Red Wings schedule, including local and national broadcasts.

Red Wings Live pregame show will air 30 minutes prior to every regular season game providing commentary, features, and in-depth pregame coverage. Immediately following the final horn of each game, the postgame edition of Red Wings Live will feature highlights, player interviews and analysis.

Starting Oct. 27, the all-new “FanDuel Sports Network Live Countdown” will air weekdays one hour prior to the start of Red Wings Live. Hosted by Stan Verrett, the show will tap into the network’s regional talent lineup to give fans an inside look at each nightly matchup, combining on-site reporting and analysis, look-ins to warmups, breaking news and more.

Broadcast Team

Widely regarded as one of the NHL’s premier broadcast duos, Ken Daniels returns as the play-by-play voice of the Red Wings on FanDuel Sports Network, joined by legendary analyst Mickey Redmond. It’s the duo’s 29th season together calling Red Wings games, making them the perfect voices to be the primary narrators of this special season that’s been 100 years in the making.

Daniella Bruce, Logan Reever and Trevor Thompson will contribute throughout the season as rink-side reporters and hosts of “Red Wings Live” alongside analysts Chris Osgood and Larry Murphy.

As a new contributor to FanDuel Sports Network this season, Mike Kelly, the director of analytics and insights for Sportlogiq, will give fans an even deeper understanding of what’s happening on the ice.

“As the Red Wings celebrate 100 years of Hockeytown, we're proud to deliver coverage worthy of the moment,” said Jay Rothman, FanDuel Sports Network’s Vice President of Production overseeing live NHL coverage. “With cutting-edge production and a powerhouse broadcast team— featuring the iconic duo of Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond— this season promises to be a tribute to tradition, talent, and the enduring spirit of Hockeytown.”

How to watch the Red Wings on FanDuel Sports Network

Red Wings fans across the regional broadcast territory will have a variety of ways to catch the action this season on FanDuel Sports Network.

“Whether through the direct streaming subscription, Prime Video, or a traditional TV provider, viewers can enjoy every game without local blackouts, ensuring seamless, season-long access to the Red Wings,” said Randy Stephens, Executive Vice President of Team Partnerships, FanDuel Sports Network.

• Streaming Subscription: Local fans can purchase a streaming subscription via the FanDuel Sports Network app or by visiting FanDuelSportsNetwork.com. Fans can purchase a season pass, monthly, or annual streaming package. Individual games are also available for purchase once live coverage begins. The FanDuel Sports Network app is available for download on many devices and on several living-room/connected-device platforms.

• Prime Video: Local Prime Video customers can sign up to stream FanDuel Sports Network as an add-on subscription. Visit Amazon.com/channels and search for FanDuel Sports Network to subscribe.

• Cable/Satellite/Streaming Provider: FanDuel Sports Network is widely available on cable, satellite, and streaming providers, including DIRECTV, fubo, Mediacom, Spectrum, Xfinity, etc.  Visit GetMyHomeTeams.com for options in your zip code. If you receive FanDuel Sports Network through your provider, you can stream games on the FanDuel Sports Network app or at FanDuelSportsNetwork.com at no extra cost by signing in with your provider credentials.

Click here for more information on how to watch the Red Wings all season long.

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• Comerica Park to host ALDS Games 3 and 4 on Tuesday and Wednesday

• Special Postseason Drone Show, presented by Meijer, hosted outside Comerica Park on Monday at 8 p.m.

• Built for October Postseason Block Parties, presented by Meijer, to be hosted outside Comerica Park before ALDS home games

• All fans entering Comerica Park will receive a Postseason Rally Towel, presented by Meijer

• Fans encouraged to wear orange all postseason and arrive at Comerica Park early for pregame festivities

The Detroit Tigers have advanced to face the Seattle Mariners in the American League Division Series, which means postseason baseball will be played at Comerica Park for the second consecutive season.

After the ALDS begins in Seattle this weekend, the series transitions to Detroit for Game 3 on Tuesday, Oct. 7 and Game 4 on Wednesday, Oct. 8 (if necessary). First pitch times for Games 3 and 4 are yet to be announced by Major League Baseball.

“There’s nothing quite like postseason baseball in Detroit, and we can’t wait to celebrate alongside our fans next week,” said Asia Gholston, Ilitch Sports + Entertainment’s Senior Vice President of Brand Marketing. “We’ve enjoyed an incredible home-field advantage all season long, and our great fans know it’s most important to show up and be loud in October. We encourage all fans to wear orange at all postseason games and to arrive early to enjoy all the pregame festivities.”

Comerica Park gates will open two hours before first pitch for ALDS games, and all ticketed fans will receive a Postseason Rally Towel giveaway, presented by Meijer.

Roberto Clemente Learning Academy Visit

On Friday, Oct. 3, the Tigers will capture the excitement of youth in Detroit leading into the ALDS by visiting Roberto Clemente Learning Academy.

Third-to-fifth-grade students with perfect attendance this year will gather at the beginning and end of the event to be energized by a DJ, receive temporary tattoos from an airbrush tattoo artist and receive giveaway items from the Tigers.

The students will be split into two groups to engage in different activities, including drawing/art and baseball/softball. In the drawing/art activity, students will complete Tigers-themed artwork, which will be posted between the clubhouse and dugout at Comerica Park for players to see throughout the postseason. In the baseball/softball activity, students will engage in drills and compete in a wiffle ball game.

In addition to the perfect-attendance students, all 500-plus Roberto Clemente Learning Academy students will receive a Tigers-branded backpack filled with Tigers postseason items.

Huddle Collaboration

In partnership with Huddle Soft Serve and Rocket, the first 200 fans to visit Huddle Soft Serve downtown Detroit on Sunday, Oct. 5 receive a limited Built for October Cone menu item, featuring blue raspberry custard topped with orange sprinkles (with either a cone or a Built for October-branded cup. Fans will be greeted by Rally Cats and PAWS while waiting in line and receive rally towels and cheer cards.

Drone Show

On Monday, Oct. 6 at 8 p.m., the Tigers will host a special Postseason Drone Show, presented by Meijer, outside Comerica Park. Fans are invited to gather on Columbia Street near the Fox Theatre for the best viewing experience. The Drone Show is free to attend, and no ticket is required.

Built for October Postseason Block Parties

Fans with or without game tickets are invited to attend free Built for October Postseason Block Parties, presented by Meijer, before both potential ALDS home games. The Block Parties will be outside Comerica Park on Witherell Street and will begin three hours before the scheduled first pitch time.

• Two Little Caesars food trucks with different offerings will be on-site, alongside a Leinenkugel tent and Molson Coors draft beer trailer for fans at least 21 years old.

• Fans with game tickets can bring food and beverage purchased at the Block Parties into Comerica Park.  

• Merchandise will be on sale at the Block Parties, including Tigers postseason apparel and items from the club’s new collaboration with Detroit vs. Everybody.

• Local DJs will perform outside the Comerica Entry.

• Other amenities include Tigers-themed inflatables, custom trading card photo booth experience, 360-degree camera and several additional photo opportunities.

Special Postseason Food and Beverage Offerings at Comerica Park

• Lobster Grilled Cheese (Blue Moon Market outside Section 151)

o Atlantic lobster with Old Bay mornay sauce and sharp cheddar on garlic sourdough

• Grilled Surf & Turf Skewers (Section 101)

o Blackened shrimp, beef tenderloin, balsamic glaze, served with garlic naan bread

• Pierogi Nachos (Section 122)

o Potato and cheddar pierogi, Hatch green chile queso, Polish kielbasa and caramelized onion, served with sauerkraut and sour cream

• Chicken & Red Velvet Waffles (Michigan Craft outside Section 105)

o Hand-dredged chicken tenders and a red velvet waffle, topped with a cream cheese frosting drizzle

• Hot Dog Burnt End Pretzel (Section 145)

o Hot dog burnt end, served with Michigan cherry BBQ glaze and pickled jalapenos on a pretzel hot dog bun

• Orange & Blue Slider (Green Dot Stables outside Section 143)

o Seared tenderloin, blue cheese aioli, pepper bacon jam, served on an orange bun

• The Tiger Tail (Comerica Big Cat Court & Section 336)

o Hand-breaded footlong coney corndog

• Olde English D Jumbo Pretzel, Beef Tenderloin Sliders and Shrimp Skewers (Tiger Den)

• Tipsy Pumpkin (Section 132 Bulleit Cart)

o Bourbon, spiced pumpkin syrup with maple & vanilla, served in a pumpkin

• Frozen Fastball (Section 151 Pavilion Bar & Section 212)

o Whiskey, spiced apple cider, lemon juice, with a cinnamon sugar rim & cinnamon stick stirrer, served in baseball-shaped cup

For additional information on ALDS games at Comerica Park, fans are encouraged to visit

Tigers.com/Postseason and follow @Tigers social media channels.

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