Hear the Comerica Park crowd roar when Detroit Tigers get final out for Game 3 win

It's the moment we all live for as sports fans: the roar of a crowd as thousands in attendance realize their team just won.

For the first time in 11 years, Detroit Tigers fans at Comerica Park got to experience just that. And roar they did.

The Tigers' miraculous march through October continued on Wednesday with manager A.J. Hinch's squad pulling out a 3-0 victory in its second consecutive shutout against a Cleveland Guardians squad that suddenly looks flustered.

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It was the Tigers' third win this postseason, but first at home since they were the lowest seed in the American League and started with four consecutive road games.

The unexpected run combined with the decade-long playoff drought fueled an electric environment at Comerica Park on Wednesday throughout the entire game (with plenty of festivities before, as well).

For playoff standards, the game was relatively stress free for Tigers fans, with Riley Greene driving in a run to give the Tigers a 1-0 lead in the first inning that they were able to hold on to for the rest of the game.

But still ... when Tyler Holton came in for the close and got the last out in the ninth inning, you could hear and feel the anxiety leaving the building.

Check it out in the video below:

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Hear the Comerica Park crowd roar when Detroit Tigers get final out for Game 3 win