Top Ten Greatest Tigers Players by Position

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https://www.mlive.com/sports/grand-rapids/2016/08/former_tigers_catcher_duke_sim.html
Former Tigers catcher Duke Sims enjoyed Detroit, once he figured out fans.
Mlive

 

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"The Battalion of Death".
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Jack Morris, 1984.
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According to Baseball Reference, the players with the most career walk-off hits (accurate data since 1948), including Miggy's from last night:
1: F. Robinson 26
T7: Whitaker 19
T7: Staub 19
T16: Parrish 17
T22: Kaline 16
T44: Cabrera 14
T44: Trammell 14
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https://motorcitybengals.com/2022/05/28/eduardo-rodriguez-justin-verlander-money/
Eduardo Rodriguez versus Justin Verlander: Money Well Spent?
MCBTB

 

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Tigers All-Time Position Player WAR Leaders.
Next up in the MLB Position Player WAR series are the Tigers, who were formed in 1901.
Check out all of your favorite Tigers position players throughout this graphic including Miguel Cabrera!
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Bill Freehan.
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Mickey Lolich at his donut shop in Detroit. #HappyDonutDay
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Hank Greenberg, Babe Ruth, Charlie Gehringer & Lou Gehrig pose before a Detroit Tigers vs. New York Yankees game at Yankee Stadium! (1934).
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https://www.vintagedetroit.com/austin-jackson-was-a-fly-catcher-in-detroit/
Austin Jackson Was a Fly Catcher In Detroit.
Vintage Detroit

 

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A First Ballot Hall of Famer and Two First Ballot for Hall of the Very Good. #MrTiger #StorminNorman #TheRock
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Career hits and rank in MLB history, right next to each other, just like all those years at second base!
Lou: 2,369, ranked 133
Tramm: 2,365, ranked 134
(And bring back these practice jerseys!)
(And induct Lou into Cooperstown!)
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1960 script clad Tigers.
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These 4 Tigers combined to play in 63 seasons for the club!
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In 1961 these 3 Tigers combined for 105 homers!
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Hank Greenberg awaits to hit a fastball against Bob Feller, 1939.
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The Grand Slam Kid and one of the greatest third baseman of all time pictured in 1967.
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So much to love about this photo taken in Spring Training! The great uniform. And George Kell's glove was literally a glove at that time.
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Richie Hebner was an RBI machine in 1981.
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Don Wert was a solid defender!
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