July 26, 2022

Detroit Tigers fans show up for ‘Fire Avila Night’ at Comerica Park [Photos]

Tigers News Reports

In case you had not heard, Tuesday was ‘Fire Avila Night’ at Comerica Park as the Detroit Tigers hosted the San Diego Padres.

As you can see in the photos and video below, Tigers fans showed up for “Fire Avila Night” with signs, paper bags to put over their heads, and their voice to chant “FIRE AVILA!” throughout the game.

Here are some of the tweets we found showing photos and video from Tuesday’s game.

#FireAvila #DetroitRoots pic.twitter.com/iGTv6GS5j4

— Scott Vanderweele (@vanillaflight) July 27, 2022

#FireAvila #FireAl pic.twitter.com/3BQ7OvMJ3v

— Mike Mitchell (@SonOfAMitch84) July 27, 2022

The Corner: The tipping point for the Detroit Tigers

pic.twitter.com/cpWk9sFQeg

— Chris Augdahl (@theaugerdogger) July 27, 2022

Fire Al Avila #DetroitRoots pic.twitter.com/agSTMUYX4W

— Adham Beydoun (@AdhamBeydoun) July 27, 2022

https://twitter.com/Biglog_Balo/status/1552098782573117441?s=20&t=xfPHS2jWJDOAXadwOhRRjA

Love that I can hear “Fire Avila” chants on the broadcast

— Josh 〽️ (@UMFanJosh) July 27, 2022

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