Tigers History
She Founded the First Al Kaline Fan Club
From the News-Herald: The year was 1960 when teenager Patsy Torphy wrote a letter to Detroit Tigers right fielder Al[…]
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Tuned To Baseball by Ernie Harwell
The legendary broadcaster chronicles his career beginning in the 1930s, full of behind-the-scenes stories told with his trademark down-to-earth charm[…]
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Sparky and Me by Dan Ewald
Dan Ewald pens a memoir of his friendship with legendary Tigers manager Sparky Anderson, the man who taught him not[…]
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Detroit Tigers 101 – My First Team-Board-Book
Required reading for every Tigers fan in training! Enjoy all the traditions of your favorite team, learn the basics about[…]
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Player of the Week: Bill Bruton
Blessed with speed and quickness, Bill Bruton was arguably the fastest man in professional baseball in the 1950s.
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Game of the Week: June 15, 1965: Denny McLain Strikes Out 14 in Relief
On Tuesday, June 15, 1965, majestic Tiger Stadium held 9,624 spectators who witnessed one of the most historic pitching accomplishments in Detroit Tigers history. The pitching matchup pitted Dave Wickersham (1-4) of the Tigers against Earl Wilson (4-4) of the Boston Red Sox.
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Detroit Tigers 1909 American League Champions Postcard
Tigers 1909 American League Champions postcard featuring player portraits. Buy at eBay
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Required Reading: Remembering Johnny Neun’s Unassisted Triple Play
From Vintage Detroit: Three for the price of one is always a bargain, whether we’re talking oranges or outs. It’s[…]
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From Navin Field to Tiger Stadium Postcard
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