Tigers to experience warmest Opening Day since 2016

The Detroit Tigers will enjoy warm weather for their season opener this year. Instead of worrying about cold or rainy weather, the team is heading to sunny southern California. They will play three games against the Los Angeles Dodgers starting March 27. After their games in Los Angeles, the Tigers will travel to Seattle for a series against the Mariners. Their games at T-Mobile Park will be safe from rain, thanks to the stadium's roof. By the time they return to Detroit for their home opener on April 4, they will have played six games without any weather interruptions. The Tigers are adjusting to the West Coast by holding two exhibition games in San Francisco. They will arrive in Los Angeles on Tuesday night and have a practice session on Wednesday before the season begins. The weather forecast looks promising. In Los Angeles, temperatures will be around 71 degrees for the opening series with no expected rain. This will be the warmest Opening Day for the Tigers since 2016, when they played in Miami. Fans are looking forward to a great start to the season without the usual worries of snow or rain.