The Detroit Tigers’ Mascot Is Who?

Paws, the MLB Detroit Tigers Mascot, is an anthropomorphic Bengal tiger dressed in a Tigers jersey and cap. Born on May 5, Paws made his debut as the official Tigers mascot on October 28, 2012. The Detroit News followed Paws around Comerica Park for Kids Opening Day when the Tigers hosted the Cleveland Indians. Paws’ origin of the name of the team, Tigers, is unknown. The Detroit Zoo presented Paws as their favorite mascot, and the Detroit News was curious about what it’s like to be Paws.

Paws is known for his appearance at events like birthday parties and school functions. He is also available to be a part of your next event, making him a memorable addition to any event. The officially licensed MLB Collector Detroit Tigers Mascot “Paws” Patch with adhesive backing is 100 embroidered and is available for purchase.

The Detroit Tigers were the first major league team to have a mascot on their ballcap, replacing the red tiger on a dark background with the letter “D” in 1903. Paws’ adorable appearance has earned him a 70.3 percent favorable score on the list. The Detroit Zoo presents Paws as a unique and beloved symbol of the team’s history and fandom.