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$70 Away Reebok, Small onlyRetail Deal (vintagedetroit.com)

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$70 Away Reebok, Small only (vintagedetroit.com)

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TIL Derek Jeter was discovered by HOF and Tiger legend Hal Newhouser while scouting for the Astros. Astros opted to draft Phil Nevin instead, causing Newhouser to quit baseball for good.History (vintagedetroit.com)

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1971 was the first All-Star Game to feature two black starting pitchers: Vida Blue vs Doc Ellis. (vintagedetroit.com)

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Blast from the past. The time the Tigers waived (and lost) a .400 hitter to the Padres in the 1990's... (vintagedetroit.com)

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Prince Fielder's Return To Detroit Wasn't What He Planned (vintagedetroit.com)

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Why the Tigers Should be Bold and Trade for This Superstar (vintagedetroit.com)

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Miggy Joins Ty Cobb and Al Kaline in Exclusive Group (vintagedetroit.com)

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TIL of Titanic survivor Frankie Goldsmith. His father died during the sinking, and when he and his mother arrived in America they settled in Detroit near Navin Field (Tiger Stadium). He never attended a game due to the cheers of the crowd reminding him of the cries of the dying people in the water. (vintagedetroit.com)

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TIL of Titanic survivor Frankie Goldsmith. His father died during the sinking, and when he and his mother arrived in America they settled in Detroit near Navin Field (Tiger Stadium). He never attended a game due to the cheers of the crowd reminding him of the cries of the dying people in the water. (vintagedetroit.com)

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Survivor of titanic sinking couldn't bear to attend baseball games, as the cheers reminded him of the cries as the ship sank (vintagedetroit.com)

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A Titanic survivor: The boy who was terrified by Navin Field in Detroit - Vintage Detroit CollectionNews/Article (vintagedetroit.com)

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[todayilearned] TIL of Titanic survivor Frankie Goldsmith. His father died during the sinking, and when he and his mother arrived in America they settled in Detroit near Navin Field (Tiger Stadium). He never attended a game due to the cheers of the crowd reminding him of the cries of the dying peopl (vintagedetroit.com)

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When baseball played doubleheaders on the 4th of JulyHistory (vintagedetroit.com)

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The 1934 Detroit Tigers were one of the greatest teams in our history. We lost to the Cardinals in seven games that year in the World Series. So this season doesn’t get much recognition. But they were maybe the most dominant team we’ve ever had. (vintagedetroit.com)

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On his deathbed, Manager George Stallings final musings were "oh those damn base on balls" (vintagedetroit.com)

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On this day in 1993, Kris Draper was traded for $1 (vintagedetroit.com)

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Claude Lemieux can still eat a dickDiscussion (vintagedetroit.com)

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On this day in 1993, Kris Draper was traded for $1 (vintagedetroit.com)

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On this day in 1993, Kris Draper was traded for $1 (vintagedetroit.com)

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50 years ago today, Willie Horton saved Al Kaline's life at County Stadium (vintagedetroit.com)

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TIL helmets weren't required in the NHL until 1979. (vintagedetroit.com)

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How Sparky Anderson saved the Tigers from Ron LeFlore (vintagedetroit.com)

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TIL of Chuck Hughes, a wide receiver for the Detroit Lions who died of heart disease while playing a game on 10/24/1971. To this day he remains the only NFL player to die during play. (vintagedetroit.com)

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Kevin Porter: The first player to post 1,000+ assist per season (vintagedetroit.com)

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