The Tigers will have a newly-named home in 2027.
Comerica Park is becoming Fifth Third Park, the club announced Monday, on the heels of a $12.3 billion merger in February by which Fifth Third Bank acquired Comerica Bank.
The Tigers and Fifth Third Bank reveal the new name of Comerica Park: Fifth Third Park pic.twitter.com/MhGd9MLt07
— 97.1 The Ticket: (@971theticketxyt) September 21, 2026
The Tigers' Triple-A affiliate, the Mud Hens, play at a similarly-named venue in Toledo called Fifth Third Field. There used to be another Fifth Third Field located in Dayton, OH, but it has since been renamed Day Air Ballpark.
The Tigers' High-A affiliate West Michigan Whitecaps used to play at Fifth Third Ballpark in Grand Rapids, but it has been named LMCU Ballpark since 2021.
We’re proud to introduce a new chapter in the history of our ballpark. Welcome to Fifth Third Park, home of your Detroit Tigers.
The name changes but what this ballpark represents does not. A gathering place for our community. A source of pride for our city. pic.twitter.com/PnK6MOJNoQ
— Detroit Tigers (@tigers) September 21, 2026
