Zack Gelof, a player with the Oakland Athletics, has filed a lawsuit against the Detroit Tigers and Comerica Park. The lawsuit claims negligence and asks for compensation for a knee injury he suffered during a July game at the stadium. This is one of several legal cases involving athlete injuries and venue safety.
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