Clemson’s claim has longevity. It’s been calling its stadium, officially known as Memorial Stadium, Death Valley since 1948.

Tiger Stadium opened in 1912 as Navin Field. The Tigers left for Comerica Park after the 1999 season. The last portion of the stadium was demolished in 2009, but the site has been an attraction ...

That was Detroit for me. That was Tiger Stadium. And though the old ballpark is gone, it still stands in my heart— forever. Paul Tenebrini Cathedral City, California ...

The two-part mixed-use redevelopment comes from Larson Realty Group of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and a partnership of the Old Tiger Stadium Conservancy and the Detroit Police Athletic League. PAL, a ...

Tiger Stadium opened in 1912 as Navin Field. The Tigers left for Comerica Park after the 1999 season. The last portion of the stadium was demolished in 2009, but people still use the field.

Old Tiger Stadium site empty now, but developers say not for long Development plans call for a $44 million project that will add retail and housing, while also preserving the field for youth sports.

A site where the Tigers played for more than 100 years, sacred to some but thwarted in gaining any permanent plan or development, appears to have found a new, baseball-rooted identity. An athletic ...

Tiger Stadium, formerly known as Briggs Field, opened on April 20, 1912 - the same day as Fenway Park. The Conservancy sued the City of Detroit and its Economic Development Corp. on Monday, saying it ...

The corner of Michigan and Trumbull remains one of the more historically significant parcels of land in Detroit, but aside from tearing down old Tiger Stadium, the city has done little to maintain ...

The stadium started to be demolished in 2008. Detroit PAL is a nonprofit organization established in 1969 to help children through athletic, academic and leadership development programs.

Construction began in June 2016, and the old ballpark was razed in 2009. The Detroit Tigers last played there in 1999.