BARK IN THE PARK

KALAMAZOO, MI — Dog lovers were looking forward to uniting this week for the Bark in the Park event at Fairmount Dog Park in Kalamazoo, but the event has since been canceled. Kzoo Parks will continue to follow guidance from Kalamazoo County Animal Services and Enforcement for Fairmount Dog Park. According to Kzoo Parks, it has not been advised to close the dog park due to the outbreak. The Fairmount Dog Park recently eliminated their membership fee for the community. To enter the park, dogs must be at least four months, have a valid Kalamazoo County Dog License, and be up-to-date on vaccinations.

DETROIT -- Imagine this scenario on Wednesday night at Comerica Park: Miguel Cabrera hits his 500th home run off two-way phenom Shohei Ohtani. The Tigers are back in action at Comerica Park after a weekend series that drew 80,816 fans eager to see Cabrera’s 500th home run. But Cabrera didn’t go long and the Tigers lost two of three to the Indians. The Tigers face Ohtani, who has a league-high 39 home runs as a hitter while posting a 2.93 ERA in 17 starts as a pitcher. If he struggles again, he could be supplanted by someone else or the Tigers could switch to a bullpen day.

With Miguel Cabrera still chasing his 500th home run as of Tuesday, what’s a better way to spend the day than going to the Tigers game and possibly witnessing history with your fur baby?