Top Ten Greatest Tigers Players by Position

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Tigers Hank Greenberg joined Army in May 1941 and served as anti-tank gunner. Was released 2 days before Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
When US declared war, Greenberg reenlisted joining Air Corp, who he served for till June 1945 when discharged after 47 months service.
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Yogi Berra and Rocky Colavito during the 1961 All Star Game.
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1917 Detroit Tigers Panoramic Photograph.
The Tigers are sporting American flag patches on their left shoulders. The photo was taken at Navin Field.
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Tigers daily celebratory tweet. June 2, 2010: Justin Verlander rejoices in Austin Jackson's miraculous catch in deep left-center field, that at the time, preserved Armando Galarraga's perfect game. Then...
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1938 Hank Greenberg profile.
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Sharply dressed Dick "Mad Dog" McAuliffe and George "Boomer" Scott in 1975 sharing a laugh before a banquet.
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Tigers celebratory tweet of the day. Jim Northrup is congratulated by his '68 Tigers teammates after walloping a grand slam in the World Series.
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Jack Morris, Dave Winfield and Paul Molitor before the start of the 1985 All-Star Game. All three were born in St. Paul, MN.
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Lou Whitaker watches his home run off Dwight Gooden in the 1986 All Star Game.
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George Kell pictured at Briggs Stadium in 1950. And now you are doing a George Kell impersonation! Smiling face with sunglasses"That was a heck of a relay throw by Whitaker, Al, to cut down the runner at hooome." "They're waving him in."
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Vic Wertz working at first base in Lakeland in 1952.
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Jimmy Bloodworth hanging with the All-Time great, the "Mechanical Man," Charlie Gehringer, in 1942.
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The Genius in Spikes photo montage.
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Al Kaline's smooth stroke!
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Al Kaline looks down to his third base coach to get the sign during a game against the Baltimore Orioles on June 28, 1959 at Briggs Stadium. The sign was, Al hit a gapper like you so often do!
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Another cool Al Kaline picture, in Cleveland, 1971.
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Al Kaline looks up to catch a pop fly during a game at Tiger Stadium, 1960s.
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Strength up the middle!
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Dick McAuliffe, Jim Northrup and Mickey Stanley, with the World Series trophy Oct. 10, 1968.
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Couple of professional baseball men. Gibby and Tram here.
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Earl Wilson, a solid pitcher for the Tigers from 1966 to 1970. And Earl clubbed 35 home runs in his career!
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In 1929 Charlie Gehringer posted an AL leading 19 Triples, and was K'd just 19 times (634 AB).
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https://www.mlb.com/tigers/news/best-tigers-baseball-cards
Classic Tigers card: Jack Morris in '80.
Tigers official site