Detroit Tigers
Monday, October 14th, 2019 at 5:03am
RT @DistrictDetroit: In the wake of celebrating @LCArena_Detroit's two-year anniversary and five millionth guest, we stand with Detroiters…
RT @DistrictDetroit: In the wake of celebrating @LCArena_Detroit's two-year anniversary and five millionth guest, we stand with Detroiters…
In the wake of celebrating @LCArena_Detroit's two-year anniversary and five millionth guest, we stand with Detroiters in proudly recognizing the remarkable revitalization that our city is experiencing. pic.twitter.com/GvATzhzOPy
— The District Detroit (@DistrictDetroit) October 11, 2019
Monday, October 14th, 2019 at 3:30am
"The Tigers are the champions of 1984!" https://t.co/7u1Bm1vEEP
"The Tigers are the champions of 1984!" https://t.co/7u1Bm1vEEP
"The Tigers are the champions of 1984!" pic.twitter.com/7u1Bm1vEEP
— Detroit Tigers (@tigers) October 14, 2019
Monday, October 14th, 2019 at 2:15am
#OTD in 1984: They didn't want to walk Kirk Gibson.
So Gibby made them pay. https://t.co/qUBJi8ij9X
#OTD in 1984: They didn't want to walk Kirk Gibson.
So Gibby made them pay. https://t.co/qUBJi8ij9X
#OTD in 1984: They didn't want to walk Kirk Gibson.
— Detroit Tigers (@tigers) October 14, 2019
So Gibby made them pay. pic.twitter.com/qUBJi8ij9X
Sunday, October 13th, 2019 at 9:30am
#OTD in 1984: Tram earned his World Series curtain call. https://t.co/poUH9ISDHK
#OTD in 1984: Tram earned his World Series curtain call. https://t.co/poUH9ISDHK
#OTD in 1984: Tram earned his World Series curtain call. pic.twitter.com/poUH9ISDHK
— Detroit Tigers (@tigers) October 13, 2019
Sunday, October 13th, 2019 at 6:30am
Jose Azocar has "grown and matured in all areas as a baseball player and as a person.”
He's using the @MLBazFallLeague to put all the pieces together on the @RoadtoDetroit. https://t.co/CHkkEFP5Tk
Jose Azocar has "grown and matured in all areas as a baseball player and as a person.”
He's using the @MLBazFallLeague to put all the pieces together on the @RoadtoDetroit. https://t.co/CHkkEFP5Tk
Saturday, October 12th, 2019 at 9:57am
#OTD in 1911: Ty Cobb set franchise single-season records for batting average (.419), runs (147), hits (248) and singles (169).
He was named AL MVP (then called the Chalmers Award) that season. https://t.co/eYUQZnLvJx
#OTD in 1911: Ty Cobb set franchise single-season records for batting average (.419), runs (147), hits (248) and singles (169).
He was named AL MVP (then called the Chalmers Award) that season. https://t.co/eYUQZnLvJx
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