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Tom Brookens timeline

tycobb420

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Born: August 10, 1953
1975: Drafted by Detroit Tigers
Debut: July 10, 1979 (Tigers)
1980: Started a triple play against Milwaukee & went 5-for-5 with a home run and triple
1984: Tigers won World Series
1985: Caught his first pro game?went 5 innings in Detroit?s 15 inning win
1987: Tigers win AL East
1989: Signed with Yankees
1990: Signed with Indians
1990: Retired
2005-08: Minor League Manager
2009-present: Tiger coach
Accomplishments:
1984 World Champion
.246 Average
477 runs
950 hits
34 doubles (1985)
71 home runs
431 RBI
10+ steals: 5x
86 stolen bases
.663 OPS
1418 TB
Postseason: 0-for-18 (3 series)
 
When Brookens started his pro career I couldn't stand him. I later became a big fan of his.
 
His brother supposedly stood in for him during a spring training game one year.
 
I almost added a future post...something like this.

2013-14: Third Base coach
2014-2034: Tiger Manager
2045: Elected to HOF as a manager
 
He's be 92 years old when he was elected to the HoF, and 82 when he retired.
 
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