Tony Phillips- 1991-93 Donruss Leaf Fleer – 4-card lot (NM/M) – Detroit Tigers (NM/M) Buy at eBay
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Tigers History
#TBT: Tigers Cook Jays
Detroit Free Press cartoon, 1987: The #Tigers cook the Blue Jays in a season-ending sweep to win the AL East[…]
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Tigers Pitcher Carl Zamloch Magic Book Postcard
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Player of the Week: Grover Lowdermilk
In his first year of professional baseball, right-hander Grover Lowdermilk set a record that has stood for more than a century.
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Game of the Week: May 28, 1995: White Sox Whack Tigers in Wacky Win, 14-12
From the SABR Games Project: As the small Sunday-afternoon crowd of 10,813 settled into their Tiger Stadium seats, it’s doubtful[…]
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Ty Cobb Statue Postcard
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When Hank Greenberg Went To War
On December 5, 1941, Hank Greenberg walked out of Michigan’s Fort Custer Training Center a free man. Seven months earlier, he had become the first major league baseball star to be drafted into the U.S. armed forces since war had erupted in Europe in 1939.
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Oddball Ty Cobb Cards from the Pre-War Era
From Sports Collectors Daily: Ty Cobb is one of the most collected players from the pre-war era. His cards have[…]
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TBT: Carl Zamloch, a.k.a. “The Great Zam”
As a boy, future Tigers pitcher Carl Zamloch performed as an assistant to his father Anton, a magician.
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Hank Greenberg Walk of Heroes Opens at The Corner Ballpark
Detroit PAL will open to the public its new Hank Greenberg Walk of Heroes, a new permanent feature at The Corner Ballpark.
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