It wasn't that long ago that the Detroit Tigers were the laughingstock of Major League Baseball. In 2002, they won just 55 games while losing 106 times. Then the following year in 2003, they only managed 43 wins and lost an incredible 119 games to record one of the worst seasons in baseball history. But just three years later, they won 95 games and made it all the way to the World Series. That marked their first World Series appearance in more than two decades, and helped spark increased demand for Detroit Tigers baseball tickets at Comerica Park.

Tigers fans are understandably very excited about the 2008 Detroit Tigers baseball schedule, especially with the arrival of new players like Miguel Cabrera, Edgar Renteria and the D-Train, Dontrelle Willis. And that's in addition to the five players that the Tigers sent to the MLB All-Star Game last season. Not surprisingly because of their recent success, more than three million Detroit Tigers baseball tickets were sold last season to establish a new franchise record. That mark might just fall again this season, and many baseball experts are picking the Tigers to make it back to the World Series. You can follow them through the regular season and playoffs with Tigers baseball tickets from GoTickets.com.