The Detroit Tigers open a five-game set against the Guardians in Cleveland this weekend and fans can still find tickets to the opener for under $200.

The first pitch is Saturday, Oct. 5 at 1:08 p.m. at Progressive Field.

The teams will play two games in Cleveland before returning to Detroit for Game Three. If necessary, Game Four would be in Detroit with Game 5 in Cleveland.

SeatGeek, Stubhub, Vivid Seats and Ticketmaster have tickets for all of the games.

The Tigers won the best-of-three series against the Houston Astros in the wild card round and advanced to play the Guardians, who had a bye.

The Guardians and Tigers played 13 games this season, with Cleveland winning seven of them.

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Get tickets to Tigers against Guardians.

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Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Guardians (ALDS Game 1-2) Progressive Field in Cleveland, OH

Sat, Oct 5 at 1:08pm

Mon, Oct 7 at 4:08pm

Cleveland Guardians at Detroit Tigers (ALDS Game 3-4, Comerica Park in Detroit, MI

Wed, Oct 9 Time: TBD

Thu, Oct 10 Time: TBD

Detroit Tigers at Cleveland Guardians (ALDS Game 5, Cleveland Home Game 3) (If Necessary) Progressive Field in Cleveland, OH

Sat, Oct 12 Time: TBD

Glenn Keith Cadiou Jr.

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The loving family of Glenn Keith Cadiou Jr. would like to share that Glenn passed away September 26th, 2024, at home with his family at his side. Born July 7, 1959, in Cleveland, Ohio,Glenn grew up in Perry, Ohio, where he graduated from Perry High school in 1978 with his welding certificate from Auburn Career Center. Glenn served in the Army 1980-1984, where he was awarded and decorated for sharpshooter, M-16 Rifle expert, hand grenade, good conduct and service ribbon. After leaving the Army, Glenn embarked on his successful 40 year career as a welder. He retired from NPK Manufacturing in 2023 after 25 years there. Glenn loved bowling, boasting TWO 300 series rings and several 700 series awards.He also enjoyed golfing and fishing, especially with his son, Dane, who referred to Glenn as “his hero”.After retiring, Glenn spent his time relaxing at home with his cherished family and constant companion, Shelby Jean (canine daughter). He was very fond of afternoon naps with his doting wife and his doggy pal Shelby. Glenn leaves behind three sisters: Danielle Cadiou (Mary Ciroli), Nicole Kepp (Doug) and Gabrielle Cadiou, His adoring wife of 21 years Kathy Marlene Cadiou (Lukehart), Children, Ashlee Himes, Chelsea Laen Cadiou and Dane Keith Cadiou (Hanna), and grandson, Lucas Donald Keith Shubbuck and many nephews and nieces.Glenn is preceded in death by his father, Glenn Keith Cadiou Sr., Mother Karen Frances Cadiou (Salo) and sister Daneen Cadiou.A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, October 5th 2024, at The Grove Church of Painesville, 1697 Mentor Avenue, Painesville, OH, from 2:00pm – 4:00pm with a Service at 3:00pm. Donations appreciated to either Hospice of Western Reserve mailed to 17876 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, OH., 44110-2602 or The Grove Church mailed to 1697 Mentor Ave., Painesville, OH., 44077. Lake Erie Cremation & Funeral Services assisted the family with funeral arrangements, 1500 Harpersfield Rd., Geneva, OH., 44041. 440-361-2273. www.lakeeriecrematory.com.

The Cleveland Cavaliers essentially stood pat this offseason, declining to make any major moves in free agency or via trade.

Instead, the Cavaliers opted to double down on their young core, signing Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen to contract extensions.

As a result, Bleacher Report’s Andy Bailey is using one word to describe Cleveland heading into the 2024-25 NBA season: continuity.

“Certainly, a trade can come out of nowhere in the NBA, but Cleveland seems content with the hire of head coach Kenny Atkinson being its biggest change,” Bailey wrote. “And in a league that seems to be perpetually turning rosters over, continuity could prove to be one of the Cavs’ biggest strengths.”

The Cavaliers have made the playoffs each of the last two seasons, winning 51 games before being bounced in the first round two years ago and then going 48-34 and advancing to Round 2 last spring.

But does Cleveland have enough to make a deeper run this time around?

On paper, the Cavs have a fairly impressive roster. Their “core four” of Mitchell, Mobley, Allen and Darius Garland is certainly talented, and they have some interesting supplementary pieces such as Caris LeVert, Isaac Okoro and rookie Jaylon Tyson.

However, in an Eastern Conference that includes the Boston Celtics and rising squads like the New York Knicks, that may not be enough.

Perhaps a healthier season will be all the Cavaliers need to experience more success, as Mitchell, Mobley and Garland all played under 60 games apiece last year,

But it remains to be seen if Cleveland is truly talented enough to hang with the big boys.