Frank Tanana’s complete game shutout clinched the AL East for the 1987 Tigers. Answer any of these questions correctly to be entered to win!
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Final weeks of ’87 season saw Tigers and Blue Jays battle to exciting finish
From mid-May, the Tigers went 87-45, by far the best in baseball. They had a budding rivalry with their neighbors to the north, the Toronto Blue Jays. The season entered its final month with the two clubs in a fierce fight for the division.
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October 11, 1972: Northrup’s wallop wins it for Tigers in ALCS Game 4
Game Four was a repeat matchup of Lolich versus Hunter. The day was cool and overcast, with a threat of rain throughout the day. Neither team was able to take batting practice, as the field remained covered until just before game time.
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Player of the Week: Ed Summers
World Series goats, in one of baseball’s crueler ironies, are more often than not instrumental in their team’s advance into postseason play in the first place. Consider Ed Summers, one of the sport’s first knuckleballers.
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It’s official: The 2019 Detroit Tigers are worse than 2003 Tigers (at home)
From the Detroit Free Press: The Detroit Tigers’ historic run of home-field futility is over. Not even the 2003 team[…]
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Closing Ceremony Brought a Lineup of Stars Back to Tiger Stadium
Photo: Mark Fidrych and Bill Freehan lead the queue of former Tigers preparing to take the field for the final[…]
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The Last Night At Tiger Stadium
Cody Stavenhagen has written the definitive look back at the final night at Tiger Stadium as the 20th anniversary approaches this week.
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Fred McLeod, 1952-2019
Fred McLeod died last week and is being mourned by fans in Detroit and Cleveland.
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Think about just how disastrous the Eugenio Suárez trade was for the Detroit Tigers
From WDIV: Fans of the Detroit Tigers don’t need more reasons to feel hopeless about the direction of the franchise, but the[…]
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Card of the Week: Norm Cash, 1963 Topps
In a memorable decade of timeless designs for Topps in the 1960s, its 1963 design may be underrated. The Norm Cash card from this set is one of the slugger’s finest photos.
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