Tiger Stadium: Ballpark History (1912–1999)
Ballpark historyHome of the Detroit Tigers, 1912 to 1999.
Tiger Stadium hosted 6,883 major league games from 1912 to 1999, including World Series games in 6 seasons, and 3 World Series were clinched on its field.
Home to: Detroit Tigers (1912–1999).
History at Tiger Stadium
Also known as Navin Field, Briggs Stadium.
- 1987MIN clinched the League Championship Series here over DET. Box score
- 1984DET won the World Series here over SD. Box score
- 1984DET clinched the League Championship Series here over KC. Box score
- 1973Nolan Ryan Jr. (LAA) threw a no-hitter against DET. Box score
- 1973Steve Busby (KC) threw a no-hitter against DET. Box score
- 1972OAK clinched the League Championship Series here over DET. Box score
- 1952Virgil Trucks (DET) threw a no-hitter against WSH. Box score
- 1948Bob Lemon (CLE) threw a no-hitter against DET. Box score
- 1935DET won the World Series here over CHC. Box score
- 1934STL won the World Series here over DET. Box score
- 1922Charlie Robertson (CWS) threw a perfect game against DET. Box score
- 1918Dutch Leonard (BOS) threw a no-hitter against DET. Box score
- 1912Earl Hamilton (SLB) threw a no-hitter against DET. Box score
- 1912George Mullin (DET) threw a no-hitter against SLB. Box score
From MLB's game records since 1901. Filled diamonds mark perfect games and World Series titles. Every World Series
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About Tiger Stadium's history
Every game, no-hitter and postseason series here comes from MLB's game-by-game records, which start in 1901 and miss a few early games. A no-hitter counts when a single team is held hitless over 9 or more innings, MLB's 1991 definition; a perfect game when nobody reaches base. Park factors, which measure how a park plays today, are on the pages for the 30 current parks.