TIGERS PULL ADS FROM WDFN DUE TO CRITICISM OF COMERICA PARK

          The Tigers pulled $25,000 worth of advertising off of
     WDFN-AM yesterday because of "what they considered undue
     criticism of Comerica Park" by the station, according to Tom
     Gage of the DETROIT NEWS.  Tigers VP/Business Operations
     David Glazier "took issue" with afternoon host and Program
     Dir Gregg Henson for saying on Wednesday's show that
     Comerica Park "will be 'minor-league' because its seating
     capacity will be only 40,000, including suites."  Glazier:
     "This isn't censorship.  We're not telling them what to say.
     ... But at the same time, we don't have to spend our dollars
     with them if we don't like what they're saying."  Henson,
     who "defended his position": "I feel the low capacity is
     strictly to drive up demand."  Glazier "explained his stance
     on the air," but later said that "he thinks the Tigers and
     WDFN will 'work something out'" (DETROIT NEWS, 4/16).