Outfield arc drawn proportional to actual distances. Hover a marker for wall height.
This park has 25 configurations throughout its history.
π Detroit, MI
Comerica Park is a baseball ballpark in Detroit, MI that has hosted major league games since 2000. Home teams have included Detroit Tigers.
Data updated
Configuration from 2024
Comerica Park has hosted games since 2000 in Detroit, MI, and the status panel lists it as still active. In box scores the park is coded DET05. The park sits at an elevation of 602 feet. The site is at 42.339063, -83.048627. The configuration shown dates from 2024, with a capacity of 41,297, natural grass, an open-air design, and a backstop 52 feet behind the plate. The outfield runs left 345 feet over a 6-foot wall, left-center 398 feet over a 8-foot wall, center 420 feet over a 8-foot wall, right-center 403 feet over a 14-foot wall, and right 330 feet over a 8-foot wall.
25 configurations are on file for Comerica Park. The history panel's first game is Tigers vs. Mariners: 4/11/2000, final score 5-2 (DET). The park's first-game record names the starting pitchers as Brian Moehler (DET); Freddy Garcia (SEA), the first batter as Mark McLemore (SEA), and the first hit as John Olerud (SEA). In all, 25 team-seasons were played at Comerica Park, by the Detroit Tigers (25 yrs). The earliest team-season listed is the 2000 Detroit Tigers (79-83); the latest is the 2025 Detroit Tigers (87-75). The best record by a home club was the 2011 Detroit Tigers at 95-67; the worst, the 2003 Detroit Tigers at 43-119.