Detroit police said one person was taken into custody after they flew a drone into Comerica Park during the Tigers' home opener Friday. The drone was piloted into the stadium at about 1:43 p.m., Detroit Police Cpt. Dan Donakowski said in a statement. That was about 33 minutes after the first pitch.

Drone flown into Comerica Park during Detroit Tigers' home opener, operator taken into custody, per Detroit police's public information officer

Fans will undoubtedly notice the iconic script "Tigers" logo atop the scoreboard was replaced with a Comerica Park logo on Opening Day.

This cap will be worn all season whenever the Tigers are hitting in the cage before the game. The batting practice cap for all 30 teams feature the twin stripes with the primary logo. You'll see this hat worn in their locker room and when they're doing interviews.

Detroit Tigers have been on the road since the start of spring training in Florida and the trip has gotten longer - what time is it? - on West Coast.

Comerica Park Executive Chef Mark Szubeczak joined us to talk about the new food at Comerica Park that fans can expect.

Comerica Park is a cashless venue, meaning food, drinks, merchandise and other on-site amenities can only be purchased with a credit or debit card.

Take a quick minute to review what you can and cannot bring to Comerica Park to avoid being delayed at the gate at Detroit Tigers games this season.

Navigating downtown will be a hassle today for the Tigers' home opener at 1:10pm against the Chicago White Sox. Parking tips. Two city parking lots within a 25-minute walk to Come