Washington Post checks out how Tigers are bringing boost to Detroit
The Washington Post looks at Detroit development and the boost the Tigers are giving the local economy.
The Washington Post looks at Detroit development and the boost the Tigers are giving the local economy.
Excerpt from article:
“The Tigers are here. This is home base. They’re bringing the city and
the suburbs together. I don’t care if you were white, black, Asian or
Hispanic, you were hugging and high-fiving,” said Lee Anthony, 38, an
African American mortgage broker. “It’s not just suburban whites.
Old-time fathers and grandparents are coming down and bringing the
kids.”
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