Top Ten Greatest Tigers Players by Position

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https://motorcitybengals.com/2021/02/28/old-school-pitchers-raked-detroit-tiger-earl-wilson/
Old-School Pitchers Who Raked: Detroit Tiger Earl Wilson.
MCBTB

 

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Detroit Tigers Slugger Hank Greenberg had a total of (7) seasons with 600+ plate appearances.
Greenberg?s (7) full seasons:
7x .300+ BA
7x 100+ RBI
7x 100+ Runs
5x 350+ Total Bases
3x 200+ Hits
4x AL leader in HR
4x AL leader in RBI
2x AL MVP
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Mr. Tiger.
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https://www.mlb.com/news/who-was-bob-fatty-fothergill
The man who outdrank Babe and outhit Cobb.
?I ain?t got the power if I don?t eat?.
MLB.com

 

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Sparky and Lance and a blue and green in transition Tiger Stadium.
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Hometown hero and One of Our Very Favorite Tigers Willie Horton enjoying a laugh with George Kell after the Tigers clinched the AL pennant in '68!
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Dick McAuliffe being interviewed by George Kell after the '68 AL pennant clincher.
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The best was yet to come in the 1968 World Series for Mickey Lolich! Here is number 29 celebrating the AL pennant clincher on TV with George Kell.
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A happy Bill Freehan being interviewed by the great George Kell in the Tigers clubhouse after the '68 pennant clincher.
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Norm Cash, always affable, being doused with the bubbly in the Tigers clubhouse after the clinching of the 1968 AL pennant.
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Mayo Smith being interviewed by George Kell in the 1968 pennant-winning clubhouse.
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Don Wert, Tigers third baseman, interviewed by Larry Osterman and Hall of Famer George Kell after his game-winning hit clinched the American League Pennant in 1968.
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In 1955 Al Kaline became the youngest ever batting champion, hitting .340 at age 20 and led the A.L. in Hits 200, and Total Bases 321.
(on the right: Tigers HOFer & VP Charlie Gehringer).
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1935 Tigers.
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Charlie Gehringer in a 1935 Detroit News special World Series pictorial.
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Mickey Cochrane on the cover of a 1935 Detroit News special World Series pictorial.
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Hank Greenberg in a 1935 Detroit News special World Series pictorial.
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The 1945 Tigers are honored at a victory banquet for their World Series title at the Book Cadillac Hotel in 1945.
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1945 World Champions. "Here's one you'll want to clip and save."
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1934: Hank Greenberg towers over his Detroit Tigers teammates at spring training in Florida.
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Alan Trammell.
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