Detroit Tigers' Colt Keith said he 'just kind of panicked' in 3-2 loss to Seattle Mariners to end season-opening road trip.

MLB season is upon us, and Opening Day at Comerica Park is just around the corner. The Detroit Tigers return home to take on the Chicago White Sox on April 4, kicking off a beloved tradition that draws fans across Michigan and beyond.

At 2-4 on the young season, the Seattle Mariners are already in an early-season bind. And it's not going to get any easier on Wednesday afternoon when they play

Tarik Skubal gave up three runs and the Detroit Tigers offense stayed quiet in a 3-2 loss in the series finale against the Seattle Mariners.

All around downtown Detroit is expected to be buzzing with energy and hype for the annual Opening Day of Detroit Tigers baseball season.

Since the Detroit Tigers used the first selection in the 2018 MLB First-Year Player Draft on Auburn pitcher Casey Mize, the former Springville High School star had compiled a 9-19 record in 59 career starts for the big-league team entering Tuesday’s American League game against the Seattle Mariners.

After Detroit surprised the baseball world by sneaking into the playoffs off the back of a late-season surge and wound up making it within a game of the ALCS, the club entered the offseason looking to assert itself as a contender but fell short in many of its most significant pursuits.

I grew up a Detroit Tigers fan in rural Alabama in the 1980s. Where I'm from, all we really had was college football. You were either an Alabama or Auburn football fan.

The Tigers mounted a rally in the ninth against Seattle closer Andres Munoz, who walked the first two batters. Pinch-hitter Dillon Dingler singled to load the bases. But pinch-hitter Javier Baez bounced into a forceout and Zach McKinstry struck out to end the game.