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Volume 26 No. 25
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Tigers Up Offers For Season-Ticket Holders After MLB-Worst Season

September 27, 2019
The Tigers will "seek to improve their offerings for potential season-ticket holders" in '20 with "more incentives" following a season in which they will finish with MLB's worst record, according to Rod Beard of the DETROIT NEWS. The new package includes "spreading the monthly payment plan fro...
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