Tigers bring hot start to Detroit's Opening Day

• It's been a decade since the franchise has been to the postseason.

State of play: Despite a 4-0 record, expectations are low as the team is one of baseball's youngest.

For casuals looking to show some Tigers spirit this season, here's a cheat sheet to get ready for Detroit's Opening Day.

⭐️ Star players: First baseman Spencer Torkelson and center fielder Riley Greene are the main draws. The Tigers are without future Hall of Famer Miguel Cabrera for the first time in 16 seasons.

• On the mound, Tarik Skubal and Jack Flaherty are names to watch. In Sunday's win, Flaherty pitched six innings, giving up four hits and only one earned run.

🌭 Opening Day events: The Downtown Detroit Partnership is hosting a free Opening Day party at Grand Circus Park.

• Near the ballpark, Paramita Sound (free) and Annex are hosting parties.
• Tickets start at $20 for the annual tent festival outside Tin Roof.
• Tickets start at $10 for a rooftop bar crawl including Exodos Rooftop, Jameson's Pub and Delux Lounge.

🎙️ What's new: Comerica's new 15,600-square-foot videoboard is MLB's second largest.

• Fans watching at home will notice a new voice on Bally Sports Detroit: Jason Benetti, who fans regard as one of the most respected broadcasters in the business.
• The players also have a new home run celebration using a pizza spear resembling the one carried by the Little Caesars mascot.

What they're saying: The new celebration was Torkelson's idea, according to Greene.

• "Is there any way we can get the 'Pizza Pizza' guy's stick? — I think I heard someone say that was in a commercial shoot," Torkelson told MLB Network this week.

If you go: Friday's game at 1:10pm is in high demand — standing-room-only tickets for $99 are the only non-resale option available. There's a 40% chance of rain and a high of 46 for game day.

• There are still tickets left in several sections for games on Saturday and Sunday.