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The Detroit Tigers have rescheduled all seven games that were previously canceled by the MLB lockout.
The first 13 games of the Detroit Tigers season, including Opening Day at Comerica Park, have been canceled by Major League Baseball.
The first two series of the Major League Baseball regular season have been canceled, and that means the Detroit Tigers won’t take trips to Seattle or Oakland this year.
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One month ago, the Detroit Tigers entered perhaps the easiest stretch of games any MLB team will face this season.
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DETROIT Major League Baseball released its full 60-game schedule Monday. Heres how the Detroit Tigers season looks. The Tigers open the season with a three-game road series against the Cincinnati Reds, beginning July 24. Overall, the Tigers will play 10 games each against the Royals, Cleveland Indians, Minnesota Twins and Chicago White Sox. Heres the full schedule:
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