The 1935 Pittsburgh Crawfords are often considered to be the…
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A record-setting home-run barrage and a thrilling finish at Briggs…
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Ralph Kiner had an idea what might be coming as baseball’s…
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The explosive Tigers-Yankees matchup that took place at Tiger…
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Although the home grounds of the Baltimore Orioles of the nineteenth…
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On Tuesday, June 15, 1965, majestic Tiger Stadium held 9,624…
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Graham McNamee
Ed Moriarty
Paul Schaal
Johnnie Tyler
William Bell
Art Doll
This Week in SABR: February 2, 2018
Vladimir Guerrero
Rod Kanehl
Brad Lesley
Rollie Sheldon
June 23, 1950: Hoot Evers helps Tigers set home run record in wild win over Yankees
July 10, 1951: NL stars ‘loaded with power,’ bash AL in Detroit
May 15, 1952: Virgil Trucks’s first no-hitter ends with Tigers walk-off
June 17, 1961: Tigers outslug Yankees and take first place
June 24, 1962: Yankees outlast Tigers in 22-inning game
Brian Ostrosser
Union Park (Baltimore)
Curt Davis
Russ Nixon
Elmer Yoter
Jim Kern
Ray Coleman
June 15, 1965: Denny McLain sets Tigers record with 14 strikeouts in relief