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    Prizes for the final regular season series

    Caradoc Wyn Posted on

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    The Detroit Tigers’ playoff push continues this weekend at Comerica Park against the Chicago White Sox for the final three games of the 2024 MLB regular season.

    The Tigers pulled off a 4-3 comeback win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday to move closer to a wild-card spot in the American League playoffs.

    The Tigers’ magic number is 2 and they can clinch a playoff spot on Friday. They need a combination of two wins against the White Sox or losses to the Minnesota Twins (the Twins have four games left) to secure a postseason bid. The Tigers’ magic number with Kansas City is 4; The Tigers are tied for the second wild card spot with the Royals, but the Royals own the tiebreaker.

    The Tigers (85-74) were seven games under .500 as of Aug. 11 and had less than a 1% chance of reaching the postseason according to multiple forecasting models, but have since posted a 29-11 record, including four wins in Follow and eight of nine to move 2½ games ahead of the Twins and clinch the third and final wild card spot.

    More: Comerica Park had the loudest, most intense crowd of the Tigers season: “It was electrifying”

    The excitement surrounding the Tigers is at its peak and luck continues to favor them. According to Fangraphs, the Tigers’ chance of making the playoffs was less than 1% (with 11 games remaining as of August 10) and is now 91.5%.

    There is expected to be a full house at Comerica as the Tigers attempt to close out the season against the White Sox, who tied the single-season losing record set in 1901 with their 120th loss on Sunday.

    Here’s a look at the full ticket prices for the last three Tigers games:

    More: Detroit Tigers in prime MLB position: This is how the AL wildcard works

    Friday vs. White Sox: From $33

    Saturday vs. White Sox: From $28

    Sunday vs. White Sox: From $21

    Friday vs. White Sox: From $34

    Saturday vs. White Sox: From $34

    Sunday vs. White Sox: From $21

    Friday vs. White Sox: From $41

    Saturday vs. White Sox: From $35

    Sunday vs. White Sox: From $30

    Jalen Williams is a reporting intern at the Detroit Free Press. Contact him at [email protected].

    Detroit Free Press sports reporter Jared Ramsey contributed reporting.

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