Photos of installations at the Hank Greenberg Walk of Heroes at Michigan and Trumbull in Detroit. Photos by Nathan Bierma for TigersHistory.com and SABR Detroit.
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How Old Is The Tiger Stadium Flagpole? Tracing the Ground Roots of a Ballpark Icon
One of the most iconic features of iconic Tiger Stadium was the center field flagpole. We went in search of the roots of one of the most recognizable stadium features in baseball history.
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Carl Zamloch Wowed Fans With Magic Act After Tigers Career
Shop Our Store Order this custom Carl “The Great Zam” Zamloch postcard from our online store Order Now Most baseball[…]
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Tigers Finished Their 1918 Season in the Shadow of a Pandemic and War
In 1918, the Spanish flu was ravaging the world. The Center for Disease Control estimated the flu killed 50 million[…]
Read moreRemembering Al Kaline on ‘Tigers Talk’
Tigers History’s Nathan Bierma joins MLive’s Evan Woodbery and host Vito Chirco on ‘Tigers Talk’ to talk about the legacy of Al Kaline.
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Understated Fetzer Played Outsized Role in Baseball and Broadcasting
However you look at it, John Fetzer had a tremendous impact on the Detroit Tigers and Major League Baseball. What you might not know was that Fetzer first came up with the idea for televised Monday night baseball (and was ignored), made the owners a ton of money through television contracts, kept Charlie Finley in baseball, and was seen as the de facto president of the American League.
Read morePage Fence Giants Tour Preview
Mitch Lutzke introduces sites in Adrian, Michigan, related to the Page Fence Giants, the all-star baseball team that was the[…]
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Rube Waddell Showed Signs of Success, And Eccentricity, As A Minor Leaguer in Michigan
This Hall of Famer played with Detroit and Grand Rapids as a minor leaguer before making his name in the majors as a young phenom. Known for his childish antics and mercurial moods, he graced two Michigan ball diamonds over a century ago.
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The Great Comeback: Historic Tigers Rally Has Stood For Over A Century
What happens at a baseball game when one team falls behind by 12 runs? Just about everybody heads for the exits.
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Wild Bill Donovan And His Windsor Bride Were The Tigers’ First Celebrity Couple
They were a striking pair around traveling around Detroit: he the famous feisty pitcher and she his younger, beautiful wife. Over a century ago, Detroit’s glamour couple was William and Nellie Donovan.
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