The Detroit Tigers are historically bad. At least, they have been over the past 13 games entering Sunday's series finale against the Toronto Blue Jays at Comerica Park.

DETROIT - Tomahawk steak, a rotating sushi bar, lobster rolls, oysters Rockefeller, lamb chops... not something you’d expect to get at the ballpark, but that’s just some of what fans can indulge on at Comerica Park’s new Priority Club.

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The Tigers have added a hidden layer of luxury to Comerica Park. From design to dining, it’s game day like you’ve never seen.

The Detroit Tigers are opening the doors to their brand new, members-only Priority Club at Comerica Park. The 13,000-square-foot space under the seats can hold 500 people, and features high-end and ballpark-favorite food and drink options.

"When a team is going through adversity, you're going to see what the team is made of," Tarik Skubal said after the Detroit Tigers' 12th loss in 13 games.

As the Detroit Tigers celebrate Comerica Park's 25th anniversary (only a little late), we're finally to the top five games there!

Comerica Park has reached the quarter-century mark as the home of the Detroit Tigers. Since its debut in 2000, the 41,000-seat stadium off Woodward Avenue has played host to some all-time moments for the franchise.

Is Jack Flaherty the greatest strikeout pitcher in Comerica Park history? The Detroit Tigers right-hander made his 18 th career start at the CoPa over two seasons on Tuesday, July 8, striking out eight Tampa Bay Rays in 6⅓ innings of a 4-2 victory.