USA Today reports on plans for Tiger Stadium
After a sensational lead-in about its disrepair, USA Today sports columnist Mel Antonen writes about the city’s progressive plans for Tiger Stadium.
After a sensational lead-in about its disrepair, USA Today sports
columnist Mel Antonen writes about the city’s progressive
plans for Tiger Stadium.
Excerpt:
The area booms without the Tigers because, when they were there,
residents tore down their homes and operated parking lots for fans
driving to games. Those parking lots are being converted into homes and
businesses.
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