In Detroit's Comerica Park, Tigers players, known for their keen vision on the baseball field, also appreciate the big picture, including the backdrop of the ballpark, such as the now-covered whale mural on the David Broderick Tower.

• This mural is part of a series of 100 Whaling Walls painted globally by artist Robert Wyland.
• The mural, depicting a mother and baby humpback whale, has been on the tower since 1997.

While the Tigers enjoy the mural, potential superstitions like the "Curse of the Whales" have emerged, coinciding with the team's performance when the mural is covered.

• Tigers players, unaware of the superstitions, continue to notice and appreciate the presence of the whales in the mural.
• The mural's visibility has varied due to advertisements covering it at times, sparking fan theories and social media chatter.
• The team's performance has coincidentally fluctuated with the mural's visibility, adding a whimsical element to the baseball season.

As the Tigers' season progresses, the fate of the whale mural's visibility may continue to intertwine with the team's performance, adding a quirky storyline to Detroit's baseball narrative.

Despite their focus on the game, Tigers players are attuned to the details around them, connecting with the city's landmarks like the famous whale mural, which adds a unique charm to their baseball experience.