Single-game tickets, starting at just $10, available at tigers.com/tickets Friday at 10 a.m.

Upcoming fan giveaway items, promotions and special events announced, including 4^th of July Celebration, Pink Out the Park, Negro Leagues Weekend, Fiesta Tigres and much more

Tigers to open second half of season with “Detroit’s Biggest Summer Baseball Bash” on Saturday, July 17

Tickets for the remainder of the Detroit Tigers 2021 season, starting at just $10, will be available for purchase at tigers.com/tickets beginning this Friday, June 18, at 10 a.m. With Comerica Park now open to full capacity, the club revealed an exciting lineup of fan giveaways, promotions and special events for the rest of the regular season.

As summer quickly approaches, the Tigers will host upcoming marquee series against the Houston Astros (June 24-27), Boston Red Sox (August 3-5), Los Angeles Angels (August 17-19), Toronto Blue Jays (August 27-29), Milwaukee Brewers (Sept. 14-15) and much more. Detroit will also host a combined 16 games against American League Central foes in the months of June, July, August and September.

“It’s been incredible having more fans back at Comerica Park, and we couldn’t be more excited about this summer,” Chris Granger, Group President, Sports & Entertainment, Ilitch Holdings, Inc., said. “From Sunday Kids Days to Negro League Weekend to recognizing the amazing bravery and sacrifice of the frontline and essential workers of our city and state, there’s something for everyone. We can’t wait to celebrate the rest of the season with the best fans in baseball.”

SEASON-LONG TICKET PACKAGES & GROUP TICKETS

Along with individual game tickets, several season-long ticket packages are available for Tigers fans.

• The Vizzy Double Play Deal features a pair of tickets and two Vizzy’s for just $49.
• The Leinie Summer Party Pack is available for every Friday and Saturday home game and includes a game ticket and a Leinenkugel Beer.
• The Summer Family Value Deal features four tickets, four hot dogs, four bags of chips and four Pepsi’s starting at just $69.

For more information on these special packages, visit tigers.com/value. The Tigers are also accepting deposits for Group Tickets. Visit tigers.com/groups for more information.

DETROIT’S BIGGEST SUMMER BASEBALL BASH – JULY 17

With pandemic attendance restrictions in place at the start of the 2021 season, Tigers fans were unable to gather and celebrate Opening Day for the second straight season. On Saturday, July 17 against the Minnesota Twins, the Tigers will roar into the second half of the season by hosting “Detroit’s Biggest Summer Baseball Bash” inside Comerica Park. The event will feature special appearances by popular Tigers alumni, live music, postgame entertainment and more. Fans are encouraged to follow @Tigers on social media in the coming days for more information.

2021 FAN GIVEAWAY ITEMS

Exciting giveaways items that Tigers fans have come to enjoy at Comerica Park are set to return next weekend, with a Niko Goodrum Bobblehead for the first 10,000 guests in attendance on Friday, June 25 against the Astros.

The 2021 giveaway lineup:

• Friday, June 25 vs. Houston Astros (7:10 p.m.): Niko Goodrum Bobblehead, courtesy of Comerica Bank (first 10,000 fans)
• Saturday, June 26 vs. Houston Astros (4:10 p.m.): Detroit Tigers Tote Bag, presented by MLB Network (first 10,000 fans)
• Sunday, June 27 vs. Houston Astros (1:10 p.m.): Detroit Tigers Tote Bag, presented by MLB Network (first 10,000 fans)
• Friday, July 2 vs. Chicago White Sox (7:10 p.m.): Patriotic Silicone Pint Cup, courtesy of Miller Lite (first 5,000 fans, age 21 and over)
• Saturday, July 3 vs. Chicago White Sox (4:10 p.m.): Patriotic Silicone Pint Cup, courtesy of Miller Lite (first 5,000 fans, age 21 and over)
• Friday, July 16 vs. Minnesota Twins (7:10 p.m.): Chip and Dip Bowl, presented by Frito Lay (first 10,000 fans)
• Sunday, July 18 vs. Minnesota Twins (1:10 p.m.): Kids Hooded Towel, presented by Aquafina (all kids ages 14 and under)
• Saturday, July 31 vs. Baltimore Orioles (6:10 p.m.): Detroit Stars Fedora Hat, presented by Comerica Bank (first 10,000 fans)
• Saturday, August 14 vs. Cleveland Indians (6:10 p.m.): Fiesta Tigres Jersey, courtesy of Miller Lite (first 10,000 fans, age 21 and older)
• Friday, August 27 vs. Toronto Blue Jays (7:10 p.m.): Detroit Tigers Floppy Hat, courtesy of National Coney Island (first 10,000 fans)
• Friday, September 10 vs. Tampa Bay Rays (7:10 p.m.): “Detroit Roots” Hoodie, courtesy of Bally Sports Detroit (first 10,000 fans)
• Saturday, September 25 vs. Kansas City Royals (6:10 p.m.): Detroit Tigers Fleece Blanket, courtesy of DTE Energy (first 10,000 fans)

SIGNATURE EVENTS

The Tigers are once again teaming up with our great partners from the corporate community to present a summer of special events.

Next Tuesday, June 22 is Prostate Cancer Awareness Night at Comerica Park, presented by the Karmanos Cancer Institute. Fans purchasing the special ticket package for the 7:10 p.m. game against the St. Louis Cardinals will receive a Prostate Cancer Awareness Night T-Shirt and make a donation to the Karmanos Cancer Institute. The ticket package is available at tigers.com/awareness. Single-game ticket purchasers are also able to make donations in $5 increments to the Karmanos Cancer Institute by visiting tigers.com.

The Tigers will celebrate our nation’s independence the weekend of July 4^th, teaming up with Miller Lite to host a three-day celebration at Comerica Park. Live music will be performed by bands and deejays on the concourse, and a barbeque will be held on the Pepsi Porch. Fans are encouraged to stay in their seats after the final out against the Chicago White Sox on Friday, July 2 to watch a special Independence Day Fireworks show.

The annual “Pink Out the Park” Night, presented by the Karmanos Cancer Institute, will be held on Wednesday, July 21 versus the Texas Rangers (7:10 p.m.). Fans can purchase a special ticket package that includes a game ticket, a “Pink Out the Park” T-Shirt and a $5 donation to the Karmanos Cancer Institute. The ticket package is available at tigers.com/pink, and the first 10,000 fans in attendance at Comerica Park will receive a pink Detroit Tigers Jersey, courtesy of Karmanos Cancer Institute.

The 18^th annual Negro Leagues Weekend, presented by Comerica Bank, will be held July 30-Aug. 1. Each year, the Tigers pay tribute to the contributions of the Negro Leagues and African Americans to the game of baseball during a weekend homestand. The first 10,000 fans on Saturday, July 31 against the Baltimore Orioles (6:10 p.m.) will receive a Detroit Stars Fedora, courtesy of Comerica Bank.

The popular Fiesta Tigres celebration, presented by Miller Lite, will be held on Saturday, Aug. 14, for a 6:10 p.m. first pitch against the Cleveland Indians. The Tigers will celebrate the contributions of Latinos to the game of baseball with a special pregame on-field ceremony, along with live bands and deejays representing music from Latin America and the Caribbean performing on the Comerica Park concourse. The first 10,000 fans, age 21 and older, will receive a Fiesta Tigres Jersey, courtesy of Miller Lite.

On Wednesday, Sept. 1 with the Oakland Athletics in town, the Tigers will host Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day in partnership with the Karmanos Cancer Institute. The event will build awareness for Pediatric Cancer, and salute several children impacted by the disease in a pregame ceremony.

As a thank you to the best fans in baseball, Fan Appreciation Weekend, presented by Chevrolet, will kick off on Friday, Sept. 24 against the Kansas City Royals. Select fans will win prizes over the three-day series which wraps up the Tigers regular season at Comerica Park.

THANK YOU TUESDAYS

Every Tuesday at Comerica Park is “Thank You Tuesday,” celebrating the dedication and sacrifice of frontline and essential workers throughout Detroit, our region and state. For every Tuesday home game, many of these incredible heroes will be invited to the ballpark, where their commitment to saving lives and helping Michigan recover from the COVID-19 pandemic will be recognized.

SUNDAY KIDS DAYS & DETROIT TIGERS KIDS CLUB

Sunday Kids Days, presented by Chevrolet, have also returned to Comerica Park. Kids 14 years of age and younger can enjoy select pregame activities, and weather permitting, are invited to run the bases following the game.

Detroit Tigers Kids Club memberships for children 14 and under are also available for as little as $16. Kids Club membership kits include a Tigers backpack, lightweight hoodie, compression sleeve and face mask. Members receive invitations to exclusive Kids Club Member Only events, the chance to skip the line for running the bases on Sunday Kids Days, and much more. To sign up, or for more information, visit tigers.com/kidsclub.

For over 60 years, Little Caesars has brought its customers the best in quality, fresh products. So, it’s only natural that this commitment to quality would carry over to the company headquarters where, on the terrace in downtown Detroit, colleagues are growing pizza ingredients including wheat, tomato, onion, garlic, green pepper, basil, oregano, olives – and yes, even pineapple!

Tour this one-of-a-kind urban “pizza” garden in the video below.

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As the Detroit Police Department’s first LGBTQ+ Liaison, Dani Woods strives to create a better relationship between the department and the LGBTQ+ community. For her tireless work as an advocate, Woods is being celebrated by the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Red Wings as the first Pride Month Game Changers honoree.

In her role as LGBTQ+ Liaison, Woods trains her fellow officers on proper responses to LGBTQ+ issues. She created the role after a male counterpart used discriminatory language when responding to a domestic disturbance between two females. After speaking to the officer privately about how he could’ve handled the situation better, she began investigating ways to incorporate her ideas and experiences into officer training sessions.

“I made myself more visible and started attending way more community events and finding out what the community wanted from the police department,” Woods said. “It’s paramount because I didn’t have that as a kid. I didn’t have an officer that was courageously out and proud. I want to be that for them. And if their dream is becoming a law enforcement officer, or anything for that matter, visibility is important.”

Kevin Brown, Tigers and Red Wings director of community impact, said Woods is the definition of a Game Changer as someone who’s making a difference in the community daily.

“As the Detroit Police Department’s first LGBTQ+ Liaison, corporal Woods has provided Detroit with unparalleled connectivity to ensure LTBTQ+ awareness, sensitivity and competency continues to be at the forefront of interactions between local law enforcement and the community,” Brown said.

Previously, the Red Wings and Comerica Bank have celebrated Game Changers for Black History Month and Women’s Appreciation Month. Now, the Tigers and Red Wings have joined to celebrate Pride Month and share stories across their platforms of Game Changers throughout Detroit. Those recognized provide access, opportunity and year-round support to young people in our community who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer.

Learn more about Game Changers and the Pride Month honorees at NHL.com/RedWings.

Boston Consulting Group, the nation’s second largest consulting firm, has opened its new Detroit-area office on Woodward Avenue in The District Detroit. The 30,000-square-foot office is within the eye-catching, five-story newly constructed building at 2715 Woodward, adjacent to the award-winning Little Caesars Arena.

“The move to Detroit and the custom floor plan will enhance the workplace environment for our employees and be very well received by our business partners,” Michelle Andersen, managing director and senior partner of BCG’s Detroit practice, said. “This new space will support our work as we expand our relationships, find new sources of value creation for our clients, and give our team the chance to be a part of Detroit’s incredible energy.”

For more than half a century, Boston Consulting Group, with offices in more than 50 countries, has partnered with top business and public leaders to help them effectively navigate some of the greatest challenges and opportunities of the modern economy. Their metro Detroit team has more than 90 years of experience in the city.

2715 Woodward Ave.

2715 Woodward adds another significant economic generator to Olympia Development’s steady and balanced growth strategy in The District Detroit.

“Tenants like Boston Consulting Group work with us to create a distinctive space which will allow them to empower their employees and grow their businesses,” Stefan Stration, vice president of development at Olympia Development of Michigan, said.

The state-of-the art building replaces a former surface parking lot at Sproat Street and has created hundreds of construction and construction-related jobs for Detroiters and Michiganders.

“Our steady and balanced development approach continues to attract a variety of successful businesses who share our desire to be a part of Detroit’s future,” Stration added.

The advanced design and amenities of 2715 Woodward offer tenants a more pleasant working environment, including floor-to-ceiling glass and an abundance of natural light. In addition, the building has state-of-the-art systems that provide health, well-being and performance benefits, such as enhanced indoor air-quality with more fresh-air circulation than standard systems, and enhanced air/particle filtration and sound attenuation.

The building opened earlier this year when premier Michigan law firm, Warner Norcross + Judd, moved their metro Detroit office to The District Detroit.

2715 Woodward joins other recent Olympia Development projects to reinvigorate the Woodward corridor such as the Little Caesars world headquarters building and Little Caesars Arena, and the Mike Ilitch School of Business at Wayne State University. Other projects expected to be completed this year include the restoration of the former Eddystone Hotel and the restoration of the former Women’s City Club.

The Detroit Tigers, McLaren Health Care and Meijer will launch a COVID-19 vaccination pop-up clinic at the historic Fox Theatre in The District Detroit. Fans receiving a vaccine will also receive a voucher good for two tickets to either that day’s Tigers game or an upcoming game at Comerica Park, and a $10 Meijer coupon.

The clinic will open on Tuesday, June 8, and continue through the weekend series against the Chicago White Sox (full list below). Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines will be available.  Parking for those being vaccinated will be validated at the Fox Theatre Garage, located at 50 W. Montcalm St.

The pop-up clinic will open three hours before first pitch, and operate through the third inning, or one hour after the game begins. Interested fans are encouraged to schedule online in advance at tigers.com/vaccine, or by calling the McLaren COVID-19 Vaccine Hotline at (810) 344-4050 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Walks-ups will also be welcomed, but scheduling in advance is highly encouraged to ensure availability.

“We are thrilled to team up with our friends at McLaren Health Care and Meijer to host next week’s vaccination pop-up at the Fox Theatre,” Chris Granger, Group President, Sports & Entertainment, Ilitch Holdings, Inc., said. “While many in our community have already been vaccinated, we encourage those who have not to head downtown to receive their vaccines, and to then walk across the street to join us for a great day of Tigers baseball at Comerica Park.”

Vaccines are free, and insurance is not required.

People 12 and older are eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine. Individuals 18 and older are eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine or the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Those receiving the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine can schedule their second dose at a Meijer location near them. Children under the age of 18 must have consent from a parent or guardian.

“McLaren Health Care is delighted to further our partnership with the Detroit Tigers by providing easy, convenient access to the COVID-19 vaccine for all members of the communities we serve,” Barton Buxton, PhD, President and CEO of McLaren Health Management Group and chair of McLaren Health Care’s COVID-19 Vaccine Task Force, said. “We strongly encourage those who have yet to be vaccinated to take advantage of this exciting opportunity.”

“This is just the latest example of how Meijer Pharmacists and team members in stores are collaborating with local partners to increase access to the COVID-19 vaccine and find new ways to help keep our communities safe,” Jason Beauch, Meijer Pharmacy Vice President, said. “This event will bring us yet another step closer to ending this pandemic while providing an opportunity to experience the excitement of seeing a ball game at Comerica Park.”

For more information, visit Tigers.com/Vaccine.

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The Detroit Red Wings are proud to recognize Keith Sulen as Michigan’s “Teacher of the Year” as voted by local students. This award is the culmination of a “Teacher of the Month” program, presented by Meijer, which was launched last fall. The program allowed students to nominate teachers across Michigan who were making a difference in their lives.  

With more than 10,000 votes cast, Keith Sulen, a 6th grade teacher at Grass Lake Middle School near Jackson, Mich., was given the honor. Sulen received the $4,000 grand price, as well as a virtual class visit from a Red Wings player.

“To be nominated and awarded Teacher of the Year is truly a dream come true,” Sulen said. “This is next best thing to actually being able to play for the Red Wings!”

Sulen said his love of science and teaching is what drove him to be an educator. He added that his passion comes from his students, who make him strive to be the best teacher he can be. To help engage students, Sulen created his own YouTube channel, allowing students to use various video applications like iMovie and TikTok to complete projects. He also uses the Red Wings’ Future Goals Program, designed to create fun and memorable learning experiences for children across Detroit.

“The kids love it — especially the ones who play hockey,” Sulen said. “The interactivity and the ability for students to progress at their own pace makes the Future Goals Program fun and rewarding.”

One of the students who voted for Sulen, Marielle, said she appreciates the fun, interactive classroom environment that Sulen creates. “I like the way he teaches things. We don’t always understand things at first, but he always finds a way to make them make sense to us. He’s really nice and a fun person, and a great teacher.”

Sulen said the Red Wings’ support over the last year for educators and the community at-large means a lot to him and his fellow educators.

“Thank you to the Detroit Red Wings and Meijer for recognizing these hardworking teachers,” Sulen said. “It’s truly appreciated and it feels good to be acknowledged.”

Other educators highlighted by this program include Teacher of the Month honorees:

• Ashlee Berner, 3^rd grade, Battle Creek area
• Lauren Denis, 10^th and 12^th grade, Romulus High School
• Andrea Kruger, 9th and 10th grade English, Academy of the Americas
• Rachel Elson, 4th grade, Robbie Hall Parker Elementary
• Josette Hejka, middle school PE and Health, Clippert Multicultual Academy

“Each of these teachers has made a positive impact on the lives of children across Michigan,” Kevin Brown, Detroit Red Wings and Tigers director of community impact, said. “Along with Meijer, we recognize their contributions in and outside of the classroom.”

To learn more about the Teacher of the Month program and the honorees, visit DetroitRedWings.com/Teacher. To learn more about the Red Wings’ community initiatives, visit DetroitRedWings.com.

Recently, Detroit Red Wings center Sam Gagner paid a virtual visit to kids at the Children’s Hospital of Michigan with the help of an Ohmni Robot, a unique, award-winning telepresence experience from Ohmni Labs that safely allows players and young fans to meet.

Gagner met four patients: Payton, age 12, and his brother Blake, age 14; Tate, age 22; and Charlie, age six.

Afterward, Payton and Blake’s father, Howard, expressed his gratitude for the visit. “Life is all about helping people and the special moments with family and friends,” Howard said. “By organizing this visit, the Detroit Red Wings and Children’s Hospital of Michigan gave us the opportunity to share a special moment with family which is truly what matters in life.”

After Gagner’s virtual visits, team representatives came by with gifts for kids throughout the hospital, including Detroit Red Wings-branded blankets and teddy bears.

“This past year taught us to think differently about how we brighten the days of our youngest Red Wings fans in need,” Kevin Brown, Red Wings and Tigers director of community impact, said. “Even during a pandemic, we knew there had to be a way to keep the team’s decades-long tradition of visiting the Children’s Hospital of Michigan going, and we’re grateful to be able to use technology to do so.”

Previously, this virtual remote experience was used during the Red Wings’ Youth Skater of the Game program, providing local Black youth hockey players access to watch Red Wings players up close during warmups prior to each game.

The Red Wings are regular visitors of the Children’s Hospital of Michigan. In past years, the team partnered with local community organizations to buy holiday gifts for kids whose families are in need.  Red Wings players would personally deliver these gifts, distributed through the hospital’s Snowpile program, which eases the burden on families during the holidays by providing gifts for hospitalized children and their siblings.

Learn more about the Red Wings’ community-based initiatives at NHL.com/RedWings/Community.

Brent Armstrong knows firsthand the value of working for a family business like Little Caesars. He and his wife of 25 years, Rochelle, own two stores in metro Detroit. Together, Brent and Rochelle have five children, each of whom have worked at Little Caesars in some capacity, and two grandchildren, who will also have the opportunity to follow in the family business.

Brent has been with the company for 35 years. He started with Little Caesars as a crew member in 1989 during his senior year of high school. He worked hard and climbed the ranks from assistant store manager to store manager, then area supervisor to director of operations.

And then Brent got a call; Mike Ilitch wanted to see him in his office. Mr. Ilitch had seen Brent’s progress at work, knew he had a large family at home, and wanted to help him succeed with his ambition of owning his own Little Caesars store.

Since then, Brent has built a family-owned business within the family-owned business. He works to give opportunities — not only to his family, but to people in the community.

“Little Caesars really invests in people. And if you focus on your people, everything else will follow.”

Learn more about Brent and his family in the video below.

Helping make a positive difference in the lives of young Detroiters, the Detroit Red Wings are bringing STEM education into the homes of hundreds of Detroit Public Schools Community District students through Virtual STEM Days, driven by Chevrolet, from May 17–21.

Through this annual program, which focuses on Science, Technology, Education and Math, Red Wings-themed STEM kits are being delivered to three local schools: Clippert Multicultural Magnet Honors Academy; Bethune Elementary-Middle School; and Ronald Brown Academy.

Each kit contains hockey-related items that help bring STEM concepts to life, including a STEM-branded “make-a-rink” lab, hockey pucks and a ruler where students see how temperature affects puck movement.

“In collaboration with Chevrolet, the Virtual STEM Day program brings hockey-based educational concepts to kids in a new and interactive way,” said Kevin Brown, Red Wings and Tigers director of community impact.  “We believe children can learn and grow through these types of educational opportunities and look forward to bringing additional youth sports, education and wellness programs to our community.”  

The STEM curriculum is part of the Red Wings’ Future Goals Program, designed to create fun and memorable learning experiences for children across Detroit.

For more information, visit NHL.com/RedWings.

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