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Top Tigers teams countdown #1: The 1984 Tigers are the best team in franchise history

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SATURDAY SURVEY

Today (Saturday), the Detroit Tigers are recognizing the 1984 World Series Championship team. It is the 40th anniversary of this team accomplishing the ultimate goal. It is also the last time the …
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SATURDAY SURVEY.
Totally Tigers

Today (Saturday), the Detroit Tigers are recognizing the 1984 World Series Championship team. It is the 40th anniversary of this team accomplishing the ultimate goal.
It is also the last time the Tigers won a World Series.
What is your dominant emotion about this 40th anniversary?

What is your dominant emotion about the 40th anniversary of winning the World Series?

1. Mostly happy with great memories of the event.

2. Mostly bittersweet given that the Tigers haven't won a WS since.

3. Mostly sad or indifferent as it happened so long ago.

VOTE
 
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Sparky didn't feel 'Blessed' in '84

The 1984 season is revered by Tigers fans, but for the skipper it was a year of torment.
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Sparky didn't feel 'Blessed' in '84.
The 1984 season is revered by Tigers fans, but for the skipper it was a year of torment.
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Oct. 14, 1984: Behind the scenes of the famous Gibson photo and the Tigers’ last championship

Gibby’s home run for the ages against the Goose. The 35-5 start, unmatched in baseball annals. Morris’ nationally televised no-hitter. Bergman’s 13-pitch battle — “going to war,” his teammates called it — before his walk-off homer against the Blue Jays. Bless you boys.
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October 14, 1984: Behind the scenes of the famous Gibson photo and the Tigers’ last championship.
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Kirk Gibson’s HR during the 1984 World Series. You also hear Sparky trolling the Padres from the dugout, Goose and Dick Williams mound visit and Vin Scully doing the play by play.. Lots of good stuff in this video.
 
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