Comerica Park Will Be Renamed to Fifth Third Park Starting in 2027
The new name would take effect after the 2026 season, ending a 26-year run under the Comerica name, officials said.
- On Monday, September 21, 2026, the Detroit Tigers and Fifth Third Bancorp announced that Comerica Park will be renamed Fifth Third Park beginning with the 2027 Major League Baseball season.
- This rebranding follows Fifth Third Bancorp's nearly $11 billion acquisition of Comerica Incorporated last year, with bank officials indicating the change would occur after the 2026 season concludes.
- Since opening in 2000, the ballpark has served as the home of the Tigers, replacing Tiger Stadium, and this marks the first time the venue has received a new name in its 26-year history.
- Fifth Third holds naming rights for multiple sports venues, including Fifth Third Field in Toledo, Ohio, and officials stated the partnership reinforces a long-term commitment to Detroit and the surrounding community.
- Beginning with the 2027 season, the venue will operate as Fifth Third Park, a transition arriving as the Tigers conclude their 2026 schedule with signage updates planned for the offseason.
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Fifth Third Park Is A Terrible Stadium Name
The Detroit Tigers announced Monday that their ballpark will henceforth and forever, or until the naming-rights deal runs out or some more banks merge, be known as Fifth Third Park. "When you look around, it's so much more than where the Tigers play baseball," Ryan Gustafson, CEO of Ilitch Sports and Entertainment, said at the unveiling. So much more. It's not merely a "Tiger" "stadium." It's Fifth Third Park. Fifth Third! Ol' One and Two-Thirds…
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