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https://www.mlb.com/tigers/news/tigers-will-get-top-pick-in-2020-mlb-draft
Tigers clinch top pick in 2020 MLB Draft.
Tigers official site

https://www.blessyouboys.com/2019/9...-mlb-worst-record-daniel-norris-drew-verhagen
Twins 5 - Tigers 1: Detroit clinches MLB worst record.
Norris started strong. That?s about it.
BYBTB

https://www.mlb.com/tigers/gameday/...589#game_state=final,game_tab=box,game=565589
Boxscore.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/s...can-league-central-division-title/2439027001/
Twins beat Tigers, edge closer to Central division title.
Detnews

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/...roit-tigers-minnesota-twins-score/2404731001/
Detroit Tigers observations: 5-1 loss locks up top pick in 2020 draft for Tigers.
Freep

https://www.mlive.com/tigers/2019/09/tigers-will-have-no-1-pick-in-2020-after-loss-to-twins.html
Tigers will have No. 1 pick in 2020 after loss to Twins.
Mlive
 
September 26 in Tigers and mlb history:

1903: The Tigers Billy Lush hits 3 triples in a loss to the new york highlanders.
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1905: Chicago White Sox P Ed Walsh hurls two complete game victories over Boston, winning by scores of 10 - 5 and 3 - 1. When Doc White leaves the first game without retiring a batter in the 1st inning, Walsh comes in without warming up. He gives up five runs in the 1st, then blanks Boston the rest of the way.

1907: After Cleveland's Addie Joss fired a one-hitter against the Highlanders yesterday, teammate Heinie Berger matches him today, also against hapless New York. This is the second time this century that teammates have thrown back-to-back one-hitters.

1908: Ed Reulbach pitches two shutouts on the same day, whitewashing Brooklyn, 5 - 0, on a five-hitter and 3 - 0 on a three-hitter. The entire doubleheader is played in less than three hours. Big Ed allows five hits in the a.m. game, and is even stingier in the afternoon, yielding three hits and a walk. Kaiser Wilhelm and Jim Pastorius are the losing pitchers. Reulbach is the only pitcher in major league history to have performed this particular feat.

1911: At Shibe Park, the A's clinch their second straight American League pennant, defeating the Tigers, 11 - 5. Frank Baker leads the offense with a homer and two doubles. Detroit, which led the A's by 12 games in May, will finish 2nd, 13 1/2 games back.

1912: The Giants clinch the National League flag with a sweep of the Braves, winning, 8 - 3 and 4 - 0. Christy Mathewson coasts to his 23rd win in the opener and Al Demaree, recently called up from Mobile where he was 25-10, shuts out the Braves on seven hits in the nitecap.

1916: Washington manager Clark Griffith excuses several regulars for the remaining games of the season so he can use some new players. Included in the excused is 25-game winner Walter Johnson. In a league-leading 371 innings pitched, he did not give up a home run, an all-time record.

1921: Babe Ruth hits home runs number 57 and 58 plus a double and a walk to beat the Indians, 8 - 7, and the Yankees take a two-game lead.

1925: Philadelphia fans chip in to buy a new automobile for the A's player chosen by the press as MVP. The winner: Al Simmons with 30 points. Mickey Cochrane, a .331 hitter in his first year, is second.

1926: In his final day in a Tiger uniform, Ty Cobb watches his replacement in centerfield gets 6 hits in a twin bill with the Red Sox to become the new batting champ as Heinie Manush edges Babe Ruth, .378 to .372, for the batting title.
Bob Fothergill becomes the second major league player to hit for a natural cycle: a single, double, triple, and home run in order in the Tigers game one 11 - 2 win of a doubleheader sweep of the red sox.
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1926: The Browns beat the Yankees twice, 6 - 1 and 6 - 2, in a total time of two hours, seven minutes, a major-league record for a twinbill. The second game is the fastest in American League history: 55 minutes. The Yanks total 19 hits, while the Browns collect 26 in the two games.
Babe Ruth has one at bat, then sits, and misses reliever George Sisler, who tosses two scoreless innings to finish for the Browns in the second game and, when the Browns score four in the 8th, picks up the victory. Ruth has 47 homers - twice as many as the runner-up, and also leads the AL with 139 runs, 155 RBI, and 144 bases on balls.
Browns coach Jimmy Austin, 46 years old, participates in the nitecap and contributes to the win by knocking in a run with a double and then stealing home. He is not the oldest to steal a base (Arlie Latham, 50, in 1909), but he is the oldest to steal home.

1934: Tigers score 22 runs in a doubleheader sweep of the White Sox to reach 99 wins.

1945: #Tigers split a doubleheader. Hal Newhouser shuts out Cleveland in an 11-0 win.
Tigers are one game up with one to play.
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1948: At Briggs Stadium: An afternoon contest with Cleveland attracts 57,588, the greatest turnout ever for a single day game in Detroit.

1953: Al Kaline hits his first career home run, in a loss to the indians.
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1955: The Red Sox beat the Yankees, 8 - 1, as Ted Williams goes 1 for 2. Williams finishes the season at .356, well ahead of Al Kaline's .340, but does not have enough at bats to win the batting title. The same thing happened in 1954. Williams was walked 136 times in 1954 and 71 times (an American League-leading 17 were intentional) this year.
A rule change will be made to recognize plate appearances, not times at bat, to determine the batting champion.

1958: After today's doubleheader sweep of the Senators, Red Sox teammates Ted Williams and Pete Runnels are exactly tied for the American League batting leadership at .32258. Williams is 130 for 403, while Runnels is 180 for 558. Williams is 2 for 3 in the opener, with a home run, then sits in the second game. Runnels is 2 for 9 on the afternoon. The Nats lose, 6 - 4 and 3 - 1, to run their loss streak to 11.

1961: In New York's 159th game, Roger Maris rips a Jack Fisher fastball into the right field seats at Yankee Stadium for his 60th home run. New York beats Baltimore, 3 - 2. There are fewer than 8,000 fans on hand to view this historic event.

1961: Bill Freehan makes his major league debut with 2 hits, and Jake Wood hits his 14th triple, a career high in his rookie season that led the major leagues in a loss to the kansas city athletics.
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1966: Tigers win 2 - 1 over the angels on a Gates Brown pinch hit RBI single in the 9th. Denny McLain reaches 20 wins for the first time in his career.

1967: Cleveland's Luis Tiant beats the Red Sox, 6 - 3, despite Carl Yastrzemski's 43rd home run of the season. The Twins top the Angels, 7 - 3, behind two monster home runs by Harmon Killebrew, his 42nd and 43rd of the season. Mickey Lolich blanks the Yanks, 1 - 0, for Detroit to tighten the pennant race. The Twins (91-68) lead with Chicago (89-68) and the idle Red Sox (90-69) a game back, and Detroit (89-69) one and a half back.

1971: Ernie Banks gets his 2,583rd hit, a 1st-inning single off the Phils' Ken Reynolds, but the Cubs lose, 5 - 1. It is the last hit of Banks's 19-year major league career.

1971: Jim Palmer becomes the fourth member of the Orioles' pitching staff to notch his 20th victory, shutting out the host Indians, 5 - 0. Only one other team in major league history (the 1920 White Sox) boasted four 20-game winners.

1971: Willie Mays hits his 646th and last home run as a member of the San Francisco Giants. It comes off Steve Blateric in the 6th inning of the Giants' 12 - 5 win over the Cincinnati Reds at Riverfront Stadium.

1973: Darrell Evans hits his 40th home run, with the Braves: he will hit 40 with the #Tigers in 1985 to become the first major league player to hit 40 in both leagues.

1975: Gates Brown's final career appearance. Strikes out as a pinch hitter in a loss to the brewers.

1981: At the Astrodome, Astro Nolan Ryan becomes the first pitcher to throw five no-hitters, defeating the Dodgers, 5 - 0. Ryan had shared the record of four with Dodger great Sandy Koufax, but had not pitched a no-hitter since June 1, 1975. The 34-year-old Ryan strikes out 11 and retires the last 19 batters in a row while lowering his league-leading ERA to 1.74.

1984: Chet Lemon hits a single, double, & a triple. #Tigers lose 7 - 5 to the brewers to fall to 102-56.

1987: Tigers suffer their second straight walk-off to lose to first-place Toronto, wounding their playoff hopes and leaving them in need of a dramatic final-weekend rally.

1993: Tigers sweep a doubleheader in Baltimore 9 - 4 and 6 - 5. They won't win both games of a doubleheader again until 2002.

1997: Four Yankees pitchers combine to one-hit the Tigers, winning by a score of 8 - 2. Andy Pettitte starts and allows a two-run single to Travis Fryman in the 3rd inning, giving Detroit a 2 - 1 lead. Pettitte leaves after four frames and is succeeded by Brian Boehringer (3 innings), Mariano Rivera (1 inning), and Jeff Nelson (1 inning). Rivera receives credit for the win when New York explodes for six runs in the 9th inning.

1998: Rickey Henderson, 39, steals his 66th base of the season. The all-time stolen base leader is the oldest player to ever steal more than 50 bases in a season.

2006: Tigers beat the Blue Jays 4-3 for their 95th win. It will be their last win of the season: they will lose their final five games to fall from the division lead to the wild card.

2007: Michael Young collects 200 hits for the 5th year in a row, matching the record held by Charlie Gehringer for a middle infielder.

2010: Tigers set a Comerica Park record with their 52nd home win 5 - 1 over the twins. Miguel Cabrera hits his 38th home run. The Tigers will finish 52-29 at home & 29-52 on the road.
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2012: The Tigers beat the Royals, 5 - 4, and when the White Sox lose to Cleveland, 6 - 4, they take sole possession of first place in the AL Central for the first time since July 24th. In the 5th inning, Alex Gordon robs Detroit's Miguel Cabrera of a home run by catching a ball over the left field fence; the catch may turn out to be costly, as Cabrera is putting in the most serious bid for a Triple Crown since Carl Yastrzemski's 1967 feat.

2013: Bud Selig announces that he will step down as Commissioner at the end of 2014, having been in the job in an acting capacity since 1992 and formally since 1998.

2018: Matthew Boyd notches 3 strikeouts to finish the season with 159, the most by a #Tigers lefthander since Mickey Lolich in 1974.

Tigers players birthdays:

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/sullijo05.shtml
Joe Sullivan 1935-1936.

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Walt Streuli 1954-1956.

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Norm McRae 1969-1970.

Tigers players who passed away:

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/stewale01.shtml
Lefty Stewart 1921.

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https://www.mlb.com/tigers/news/tigers-tie-record-with-59th-home-loss-of-season
Tigers tie MLB record with 59th home loss.
Tigers official site

https://www.blessyouboys.com/2019/9/26/20885664/twins-10-tigers-4-jordan-zimmermann-oh-mann
Twins 10, Tigers 4: Comerica Park closes out 2019 in appropriate fashion.
Both teams got their hits in, but the Twins did what division winners do.
BYBTB

https://www.mlb.com/gameday/twins-v...590#game_state=final,game_tab=box,game=565590
Boxscore.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/s...worst-home-season-ever-loss-twins/3775076002/
Tigers close their worst home season ever with 10-4 loss to Twins.
Detnews

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/...troit-tigers-game-minnesota-twins/3779610002/
Detroit Tigers fittingly lose home finale, 10-4, as Twins hit 300th home run.
Half the time the Freep and Mlive post the game summary with an Associated Press story instead of Fenech and Woodbury.
 
September 27 in Tigers and mlb history:

1907: After leading the American League most of the month, the Athletics (83-54) are beset by pitching problems as Detroit (86-56) comes into Philadelphia for a three-game showdown. Detroit win the first game, 5 - 4, to take over 1st place.

1908: The Tigers take over first place with a Sunday 5 - 2 win over the A's behind righty George Mullin.

1912: Eddie Plank goes 19 innings for the A's against Bob Groom and Walter Johnson of the Nationals, and takes a 5 - 4 loss when Eddie Collins' wild throw lets the winning run score. Johnson relieves Bob Groom at the end of the 9th, and pitches 10 innings of scoreless relief.

1914: Cleveland's Napoleon Lajoie doubles against the Yankees for his 3000th career hit to become the second modern major leaguer to reach the milestone.

1917: The Red Sox play a benefit game against an American League all-star team and Babe Ruth and Rube Foster combine for a 2 - 0 shutout.
The AL squad features Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, and Joe Jackson in the outfield.
More than $14,000 is raised for the family of sports writer Tim Murnane, who died February 13th. Murnane had played and managed in Boston in the 19th century. Actress Fanny Brice helps sell programs and former heavyweight champ John L. Sullivan coaches 3B for the Sox. Ruth wins the fungo hitting contest with a drive of 402 feet, while Joe Jackson has the longest throw at an impressive 396 feet.

1920: Shoeless Joe Jackson gets his last major league hit, a double off the #Tigers' Hooks Dauss, before being suspended due to the investigation of the 1919 World Series.

1925: In a doubleheader split with the Braves in St. Louis, the Cards' player-manager, Rogers Hornsby, hits his 38th and 39th home runs of the year, along with a single, double, and triple to push his average to .403. In batting practice tomorrow, Hornsby will foul a ball off his foot splitting his toenail, and will sit the last three games. The Rajah calls reporters into the clubhouse to view his bloody toe, "because some of those in the East may say I'm stallin' because I want to save my .400 average."
Hornsby will be the only player-manager to win the triple crown, which he does by topping .400 for the 3rd time in four years, while his 39 home runs and 143 RBI are National League highs. His .756 slugging average will be the NL record until topped by steroid user Barry Bonds in 2001.

1927: Babe Ruth connects for a grand slam off Lefty Grove while Lou Gehrig hits No. 46 in a 7 - 4 win over the A's. Ruth has 57 with three games to play. The grand slam is the Babe's second in three days.

1928: For a remarkable 2nd time in five weeks, Lefty Grove strikes out three batters on nine pitches, this time victimizing the White Sox (Moe Berg, Tommy Thomas and Johnny Mostil) in the 7th inning. Grove also starts the A's scoring with a solo home run and wins, 6 - 3, his 6th straight win over Chicago and his 24th of the year. Not until Jim Bunning, in 1959, will another American League hurler strike out the side on nine pitches.

1930: In Yankee Stadium, Josh Gibson of the Homestead Grays hits what his biographer John Holway will call "perhaps the longest home run ever hit in the House that Ruth Built," and Gibson himself describes as hit "on a line into the bullpen in deep left field." The Pittsburgh Courier's guess-timate is 430 feet while the Amsterdam News says 460. The bullpen in question extends quite a long way, and could easily accommodate anything from a 415-footer to a 500-plus-foot blast.

1931: Lou Gehrig hits a home run to tie Babe Ruth at 46 while the Yankees pound Lefty Grove, 13 - 1, and deny him his 32nd victory. Grove throws just three innings in the warmup for the World Series. Gehrig drives in two runs as he (184) and Ruth (163) combine to drive in 347 runs for the year, the most productive duo in history.

1932: The Detroit Tigers drafted Bots Nekola from the New York Yankees in the 1932 rule 5 draft.

1935: All American League games are rained out today.

1936: Replacing Johnny Mize, who is tossed by an umpire for arguing, Cardinal rookie first baseman Walter Alston makes an error in handling two chances and is fanned by Lon Warneke in his only major league at-bat. "Smokey" will, however, win seven pennants and four World Series in his 23-year Hall of Fame career as Dodger manager from 1954 to 1976.

1938: Hank Greenberg again hits 2 homers, extending his record to 11 times in the same season.
The 58th home run is an inside-the-park home run ending in a close play at plate.
They are the last he will hit this season, as he falls 2 short of Babe Ruth's 1927 record of 60.
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1940: Besides Bobo Newsom (21-5), Schoolboy Rowe (16-3), and Tommy Bridges (12-9), the Tigers' pitching staff combines for a losing record. Needing one victory to gain the title, manager Del Baker decides to withhold Newsom and Rowe and picks Floyd Giebell, an obscure rookie just called in from Buffalo. Giebell shuts out the Indians 2 - 0, to beat Bob Feller who gives up just 3 hits. Not eligible for the World Series, Giebell will never win another game in the major leagues.
During the game, unruly Cleveland fans shower the field with fruit and vegetables. At one point, a basket of green tomatoes is dropped onto Tigers C Birdie Tebbetts' head while he sits in the bullpen.
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1941: Ted Williams starts the day with a .401 batting average and refuses Boston manager Joe Cronin's suggestion that he sit out the rest of the season to preserve his average. Against the A's he hits one single in 4 at bats to drop his average to .3995.

1942: Charlie Gehringer makes his final career appearance for the Tigers in a loss to the indians.

1953: In a fitting finale, the St. Louis plays their last game as the Browns and lose their 100th game, 2 - 1, to the White Sox in 11 innings. Next season the team will move to Baltimore and will become the Orioles.

1953: Harvey Kuenn hits 2 singles in the Tigers 7 - 3 season finale win over the indians to finish with 167, still a Tigers rookie record. Kuenn will be named AL Rookie of the Year.
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1961: On the anniversary of Hank Greenberg's 58th home run, Rocky Colavito hits his 45th home run of the season in the Tigers 10 - 2 win over the kansas city athletics, the second-most in franchise history until Cecil Fielder hit 51 in 1990.

1961: Sandy Koufax (18-13) fans seven Phils in the course of a 2 - 1 loss to set a National League record for strikeouts in a season: 269. This surpasses Christy Mathewson's 267 in 1963, which was accomplished in 367 innings pitched, as opposed to Koufax's remarkable 255. Both runs off Sandy are unearned. In 1965 Sandy will set the record for a Lefthanded pitcher with 382 Strikeouts.

1967: Philadelphia's Jim Bunning loses a major league-record-tying 5th 1 - 0 decision for the year, as Houston's Mike Cuellar outlasts the veteran in 11 innings.

1968: Facing Lee Stange at Fenway Park, Mickey Mantle flies out in his final plate appearance, before being replaced by Andy Kosco.

1968: Detroit Tigers manager Mayo Smith sitting at his desk, and there is the black rotary dial phone, that Tiger great Denny McLain used to phone in his bets! Denny told that anecdote in an interview with 1984 champion Lance Parrish on Episode 75 of the NoFilterSports podcast.
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1972: Trailing 5 - 1, the Tigers score three in the 8th and two in the 9th to beat the Yankees and Sparky Lyle. Duke Sims singles in the winning run.
It's another multi-hit game for Al Kaline with 2 hits and 2 rbi.
Kaline carries the team on his back batting .376 for the month (29 for 77), 5 doubles, 4 homeruns, and 11 rbi, but more important the the last 10 games of the season, Kaline ends the year with a 10 game hitting streak (21 for 41) as the Tigers win 8 of 10 to clinch the AL East.

1975: With the Orioles, Jim Northrup gets a pinch hit in his final career at bat.

1983: Tim Raines becomes the first player since Ty Cobb to steal 70 bases and drive in 70 runs in the same season, going 3 for 4 with a home run, a stolen base, and four RBI in Montreal's 10 - 4 win over St. Louis.

1983: The Detroit Tigers signed Scott Medvin as an amateur free agent.

1983: Jack Morris strikes out 9 en route to a career high and AL-best 232 Ks and the Tigers beat the orioles 9 - 2.

1984: Jack Morris takes a no-hitter into the 6th inning, but gets no decision in the #Tigers' loss, falling short in his bid for 20 wins

1986: Jack Morris shuts out the Yankees, 1 - 0, in 10 innings, raising his record to 20-8.

1998: Bobby Higginson homers off Roy Halladay with 2 out in 9th to breakup a no-hitter. It was Halladay's 2nd career start.

1999: Tiger Stadium hosted its 6,873th and final regular season game. The Detroit Tigers moved for the following season to Comerica Park.
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1999: With each of the Tigers wearing the uniform numbers of all-time great Detroit players at their position (OF Gabe Kapler, standing in for Ty Cobb, wears no number) the Tigers defeat the Royals, 8 - 2, in the last game ever played at Tiger Stadium. Robert Fick's grand slam in the 8th brings the capacity crowd of 43,356 to its feet. Al Kaline called it the night before.
Luis Polonia and Karim Garcia also homer as Brian Moehler beats Jeff Suppan. At 7:07 p.m.: Todd Jones strikes out Carlos Beltran for the final out at Tiger Stadium.

2003: With a startling rally, the Tigers avoid equaling the modern major league record of 120 losses set by the expansion 1962 Amazin' Mets. It takes one of the biggest comebacks in franchise history as Detroit beats the Twins, 9 - 8, on a wild pitch in the bottom of the 9th after trailing by eight runs earlier in the contest.
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2012: Doug Fister of the Tigers strikes out 9 consecutive batters in defeating the Royals, 5 - 4, setting a new American League record. With the White Sox's 3 - 2 loss to the Rays, Detroit now leads the AL Central by two games.

2014: With the Reds, former Tiger Ram?n Santiago hits a 10th-inning walk-off grand slam.
He is the only player in major league history to hit an ultimate grand slam in his final career at-bat.
Currently Tigers first-base coach.

2016: Justin Verlander strikes out 12 in 7+ shutout innings and the Tigers crush the indians 12 - 0. Miguel Cabrera has a home run (35), a double and 5 RBI.
Tigers remain one game back in the race for the 2nd wild card.

Tigers players and executives birthdays:

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/f/ferrycy01.shtml
Cy Ferry 1904.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/g/gibsofr01.shtml
Frank Gibson 1913.

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Chick Gagnon 1922.

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Josh Billings 1927-1929.

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Whit Wyatt 1929-1933.

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Jerry Casale 1961-1962.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/w/wickeda01.shtml
Dave Wickersham 1964-1967.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Bill_Lajoie
Bill Lajoie Scout 1969-1973, Scouting Director 1974-1978, Assistant General Manager 1979-1983, General Manager 1984-1990.

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Gary Sutherland 1974-1976.

Tigers players and coaches who passed away:

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/f/ferrycy01.shtml
Cy Ferry 1904.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/j/jaegech01.shtml
Charlie Jaeger 1904.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/b/barnefr01.shtml
Frank Barnes 1929.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/bullpen/Gates_Brown
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https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/eacd4f5e
Gates Brown 1963-1975, coach 1978-1984.

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