Who made it onto the Mount Rushmore of Detroit Tiger Greats and who was left off

[kalinecountry]

His fastball looked about the size of a watermelon seed and it hissed at you as it passed. -Ty Cobb on Walter Johnson's fastball.
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[kalinecountry]

American Heros:

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Hank Greenberg.

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Ty Cobb and Christy Mathewson.

 

[kalinecountry]

?Baseball is a red-blooded sport for red-blooded men. It's no pink tea, and mollycoddles had better stay out. It's a struggle for supremacy, a survival of the fittest." ~ Ty Cobb.
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[kalinecountry]

1914: Ty Cobb and Jack Fournier.
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[kalinecountry]

Over a 13 season stretch (1907-1919) Ty Cobb captured 12 Batting titles.
That is not a typo...
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[kalinecountry]

Player-manager Ty Cobb holds forth with owner Frank Navin at Navin Field (Tiger Stadium), 1925.
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[kalinecountry]

Ty Cobb, 1912.
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[kalinecountry]

This is the only known photo of Ty Cobb and Al Kaline. Quite special.
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The Greatest Tiger of them all and a Top 3 All-Time Great,
with the Line Drive hitting machine Harvey Kuenn,
and the Legendary preeminent Right Fielder in A.L. History Al Kaline aka Mr. Tiger.

 

[kalinecountry]

Absolutely love this picture of Ty Cobb and Don Newcombe.
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[kalinecountry]

https://soundcloud.com/user-9469326...tKthRsS2D1P62v5p0sDhPGhKySmNx20FJIvGBtwWEPpJM
Ty Cobb Atheneum Podcast: COMCAST EPISODE 3.

Ty Cobb 60 Years After Death, he is still remembered for the record he left behind in Major League Baseball. Especially, his lifetime batting average of .367
REMEMBERED, REVERED, RESPECTED!

 

[kalinecountry]

Tris Speaker. Ty Cobb. 7705 hits. Baseball for the win.
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[kalinecountry]

All-time Batting Avg leaders (career).
1 - Ty Cobb (.367)
2 - Rogers Hornsby (.358)
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[kalinecountry]

1910-1915 Louisville Slugger baseball bat decal Joe Jackson, Ty Cobb, Eddie Collins.
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[kalinecountry]

https://soundcloud.com/user-94693261-942630629/cobb-cast-episode-2
Ty Cobb Atheneum Podcast: COMCAST EPISODE.

Ty Cobb 60 Years After Death, he is still remembered for the record he left behind in Major League Baseball. Especially, his lifetime batting average of .367
REMEMBERED, REVERED, RESPECTED!

 

[kalinecountry]

https://soundcloud.com/user-94693261-942630629/cobbcast-episode-1
Ty Cobb Atheneum Podcast: COBB CAST Episode 1.

Welcome to the Atheneum's Cobb Cast.
Episode 1 - Retirement.

 

[kalinecountry]

Good morning everyone. Ty Cobb and John McGraw.
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[kalinecountry]

Ty Cobb needs a name tag? with Ted Williams.
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[kalinecountry]

Lou Gehrig. Tris Speaker. Ty Cobb. Babe Ruth.
Chisel to marble and you have a reasonable rendition of one of baseball's Mt. Rushmore. in the early years.
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[kalinecountry]

Ty Cobb. Ed Walsh. Snowball fight.
Baseball for the win.
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[kalinecountry]

By the end of his age (24) season, Ty Cobb was a 5x AL Batting champ, 5x AL leader in OPS, 4x AL leader in RBI, 4x AL leader in Hits, 3x AL leader in SB, 1909 AL HR champ, 1909 AL Triple Crown winner, and the 1911 AL MVP.
He would play another (17) seasons.
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