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Why the Tigers removed the nostalgic dirt path from the mound to home plate
DETROIT - It’s long gone! That nostalgic dirt path which connected home plate to the pitcher’s mound at Comerica Park has ...
Tigers axing throwback feature at Comerica Park. Why was it there?
The keyhole's roots are traced to the 1800s and early 1900s, when it had a legitimate function. These days, it's little more ...
Tigers' Comerica Park was last MLB stadium with this playing feature. Now it's gone
Detroit Tigers announced they have eliminated the Comerica Park keyhole at behest of players. The stadium was the only one of 30 still using it.
Fruits and vegetables aren’t as nutritious as they used to be. What happened?
“Multiple studies have reported a measurable decline in the nutrient content of fruits, vegetables and grains over the past ...
Northern Virginia Daily6d
Mount Jackson arborist shares science behind tree care
Growing up in Shenandoah County, arborist Avery McEachern developed a deep passion for nature and a strong commitment to ...
Falklands 'war rotas' refreshed as MoD braces mounting Russia crisis
The Ministry of Defence has refreshed crisis contingency plans which will mean thousands of key civil servants in London, ...
New York’s forests are migrating. Here’s what the future might bring.
Forest migration, when tree species move to cooler temperatures as their historical habitats become too hot, is hitting New ...
Detroit Free Press4d
Tigers' Comerica Park was last MLB stadium with this playing feature. Now it's gone
The Detroit Tigers have eliminated the keyhole path from Comerica Park's field, team officials confirmed Wednesday. The keyhole, a quirk at Comerica Park, has been filled in with grass based on ...