Detroit, Michigan /
The 2022-2023 low season of the Major League Baseball (MLB) continues its course and, as every year, some organizations are taking advantage of the period without activity in their stadiums to remodel them, such is the case of Detroit Tigers.
The team of the American League Central announced last Sunday that they will begin with the works in the Comerica Park to change the old lighting of the stadium for a state-of-the-art LED system.
According to the statement issued by the Tigersthis change will provide the stadium with more uniform lighting, as well as allow synchronization of the screens and various special effects to celebrate the home runs, while reducing energy consumption.
Said remodeling will be carried out during the next two months, so it is estimated that a possible change in the dimensions of the gardens before starting the next campaign.
“We are having conversations about how to improve the experience for all the stakeholders it affects,” said Scott Harris, who is the club’s president of baseball operations. “Obviously, it’s the pitchers who have strong opinions. [sobre las dimensiones del estadio]the hitters who have strong opinions, the fans who have strong opinions, the staff who have strong opinions.”
Finally, Harris commented that the assembly of the team for the Season 2023 of Big leagues could depend to a large extent on the adjustments that are going to be made or not in the gardens of the Comerica ParkWell, that will depend on whether they focus on pitching or hitting.
“There’s a lot going on, but most of it is standard adjustments here and there to try to improve the fan experience,” said Chris Lawrence, the Tigers’ vice president of operations. “I’m sure there could be a few more things floating around here in the next few months, but right now, this is enough to keep us busy.”
