NY Yankees at Tigers Tickets

The Detroit Tigers and the New York Yankees are all set to meet in the diamond as they go head to head in an interleague game. Both the Tigers and the Yankees play in the American League, however their Divisions differ. The Tigers play in the Central Division, while the Yankees play in the East Division. The series of games between the two could be a possible predictor of which team goes on to win the League Pennant.

The Detroit Tigers were one of the eight original franchises that were chartered by MLB. They were established in 1894, and since then, they have played under the same name in the same city. To date, this team has won four World Series titles, eleven American League Pennants and six Divisional Titles. This year, they play their one hundred and fourteenth season as they prepare to face the Yankees and other MLB teams.

The New York Yankees will be heading to the hostile ball park hoping for the win. They have twenty seven World Series, forty American League Pennants and eighteen Divisional titles to their name. The team, regarded by Forbes as the most successful franchise across all professional sports teams in America, is currently under the direction of General Manager, Brian Cashman.

As both teams head on to Comerica Park, the Yankees are determined to play a winning season yet again, while the Tigers are hopeful that their upper edge of playing on the home field will allow them a victory. To watch them live, get Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees tickets now.

Tigers Vs Yankees

The Detroit Tigers and the New York Yankees were both founded in the same year (1901). However, the Yankees are ahead of them when it comes to various championship titles. The Yankees have won 27 World Series titles, while the Tigers have won only 4. The Yankees have also won 40 AL Pennants, while the Tigers have won only 11. But their head-to-head record is very interesting – the Tigers have an edge over the Yankees. Out of the 1976 times that they have played together, the Tigers have won 1044 games and lost 922. This is enough to keep both teams’ fans glued to their seats during the 2017 MLB season.