Baseball season is upon us and I am headed for Comerica Park with my Detroit Tigers game tickets in hand. I got some great seats this year and I can’t wait to see the Detroit Tigers play the rest of the Chicago White Sox games at home. I’m pretty excited about the Tigers versus the Minnesota Twins series too. We started the season with six wins in a row which makes me think I am going to need to get tickets for Tigers versus the Los Angeles Angels at home to see how they kick off the month of May.

True fans attend at least a few away games each season. Since I am in Detroit, I can jet down to Chicago to pick up some Cubs tickets for the Tigers Wrigley Field games. I could also take a trip to Milwaukee to see the Tigers versus the Brewersfor a three game series at Miller Park. I have a feeling that this is the year to see as many Detroit Tigers games as possible, but I don’t remember a time when I didn’t attend at least six or seven Tigers home games a season. That’s not to mention all the away games I manage to grace with my presence.

I can’t wait to see some Boston Red Sox games and some of the New York Yankees schedule so I can scope out the competition. I think we have an edge over a lot of other teams with Chris Shelton and Curtis Granderson at the plate. They both have proven themselves in the short time we have been playing this season and I can’t wait to see how they improve as the season goes on. I was lucky I didn’t get Tigers Opening Day tickets because the White Sox beat us. But I am not going to just lose faith over one or two losses. This is baseball after all so we will have plenty more opportunities to redeem ourselves.

So whether you are traveling to see the Tigers versus the Cleveland Indians or sitting in the cheap seats at a Detroit Tigers home game, you should remember that supporting your team is an admirable thing that shouldn’t be done from the comfort of your couch. Get out of the house, buy some Tigers tickets and bring the family out to the ballpark for some Tigers baseball games this 2006 MLB season.

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