Detroit Tigers Trivia

Can you guess these facts about the Detroit Tigers?

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The Tigers' all-time leader in hits, one of five original members of the Hall of Fame	Ty Cobb
The Tigers' all-time leader in home runs (1953–1974)	Al Kaline
Manager of the 1984 World Series champion team	Sparky Anderson
Manager of the 2006 and 2011 teams which advanced to the World Series	Jim Leyland
Slugger who won the Triple Crown in 2012	Miguel Cabrera
Ace pitcher who was named league MVP in 2011	Justin Verlander
The last pitcher in MLB history to win at least 30 games in a season	Denny McLain
Nickname of 1976 phenom Mark Fidrych	The Bird
Infield combo who turned 1,918 double plays from 1977–1995, the most of any duo in MLB history	Alan Trammell
	Lou Whitaker
Player nicknamed the "Hebrew Hammer" who hit a team record 58 home runs in 1938	Hank Greenberg
Pitcher who threw 162 wins in the 1980s – more than any other pitcher in the MLB	Jack Morris
Pitcher who had three complete game victories in the 1968 World Series	Mickey Lolich
AAA affiliates of the Detroit Tigers	Toledo Mud Hens

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2 Comments

Level 55

May 2, 2019

Didn't do so hot but remember attending a game at Fenway in 1976 when "The Bird" held forth. He would talk to the ball and had a sensational season. RIP, Mark Fidrych.

Level 85

Oct 2, 2024

Leyland led the Tigers to the 2012 World Series, not 2011