Go Tigers! Detroit praised for its baseball faithful
As the Tigers prepare to go to the World Series, Detroit fans are praised as some of the best in the land. Need proof? The remaining World Series tickets sold out in like 30 minutes, the Freep says.
As the Tigers prepare to go to the World Series, Detroit fans are praised as some of the best in the land.
Need proof? The remaining World Series tickets sold out in like 30 minutes, the Freep says.
Excerpt from the MLB.com story:
“They’ve been great fans,” Carlos Guillen said. “This is what they’ve
been waiting for for a long time, 20 years to go to the playoffs, and
this is a famous team to me. Back in [1984], they won the World Series,
and right now they expect this kind of moment. They enjoy it.”
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