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Being right behind the bullpens, we got to see all of the pitchers warming up, including Max Scherzer, the Tigers starting pitcher.
He pitched ok, but gave up a lot of hits and the Mariners scored a few runs.
Here's video of him warming up.
http://youtu.be/HSdf6wzVIMQ
It was a little cold and windy. But for the middle of April i wasn't expecting it to be 54 degrees.
Definitely the best part of the game was Miguel Cabrera's homerun.
It was coming right for us, flew over our heads and landed 5 rows behind us. You can't see our faces because right as the camera zoomed in, we turned around to watch where the ball went.
Jose Valverde warmed up a bit, but the tigers never came close enough for him to come in at the 9th inning for the save.
We got up in the 7th and walked around the stadium.
I stopped at one of the balcony's to try and get a cool picture of the ferris wheel. It sort of came out how i wanted, but not perfect. There was too much stuff in the way.
Here's the view from the upper deck. It's been a while since i've had tickets up here, i forget that they are not that bad of seats. But with left and right field tickets selling for under $15 dollars i don't see any reason to sit way up in section 238.
Anyway, it was a fun game to go to, even though it was cold and the Tigers lost.
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