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Tigers Celebrated 18th Annual ¡Fiesta Tigres! at Comerica Park

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August 10, 2023
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The Detroit Tigers hosted the 18th annual ¡Fiesta Tigres! celebration, at Comerica Park, to recognize and honor the contributions of Latino players and coaches to the game of baseball.

Comerica Park was decorated with banners saluting current Latino Tigers players , and flags representing the home countries of all MLB players of Latin American descent to celebrate the rich contributions of Latinos to the game of baseball.

Comerica Park concourse had live music and dancing, that celebrated Latin American culture for fans to enjoy.

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The Detroit Tigers also held a pregame ceremony where they honored the club’s current Latin American players and coaches, and to celebrate Miguel Cabrera as the 2023 ¡Fiesta Tigres! honoree, in front of 30,939 fans in attendance.

Los Tigres Celebraron la 18° ¡Fiesta Tigres! en el Comerica Park

Los Tigres de Detroit organizaron la 18ª ¡Fiesta Tigres!, en Comerica Park, para reconocer y honrar las contribuciones al béisbol, de los jugadores y entrenadores latinos.

Comerica Park fue decorado con pancartas, para darle la bienvenida a los jugadores latinos actuales de los Tigres y con banderas que representaron los países de origen de los jugadores de la MLB de ascendencia latinoamericana, para celebrar sus ricas contribuciones en el béisbol.

El Comerica Park tuvo música en vivo y bailes, que celebraron la cultura latinoamericana para que los fanáticos disfrutaran.

Los Tigres de Detroit también realizaron una ceremonia previa al juego en la que les celebraron a los actuales jugadores y entrenadores latinoamericanos del club, y para homenajear a Miguel Cabrera en la ¡Fiesta Tigres! Del 2023, frente a 30,939 fanáticos presentes.

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