outfield prospect for the Detroit Tigers. Just called up from Toledo (AAA)

MLB reliever from 1962-69 for 5 teams. Known as 'The Monster' or 'Moose'. 2x All-Star. Best seasons: 1962 (rookie) 9 wins, 24 saves, 2.24 ERA; 1963 went 15-6, 23 saves, 1.97 ERA; 1964 had 16 wins, 29 saves, 2.29 ERA. Fireman of the Year in 1962 & 64

Right-handed pitcher who debuted for Los Angeles Dodgers in 1960 (he passed away in 2000)

briefly with Tigers and Braves, OF, currently in Twins organization

former Major League 3rd baseman; played for Royals, Tigers, Reds, Pirates and Padres

Former Cubs, Tigers and Rangers reliever, currently in the Yankees organization

Baseball - retired

Baseball player, pitcher, Detroit Tigers (2014)

Retired pitcher, one time All-Star, former Twins, Braves, Tigers

Outfielder who debuted for the Tigers in 1965

MLB 2nd baseman, shortstop from 1987-97 for Red Sox, Padres, Dodgers, Tigers. 3rd for R.O.Y. in 1988 with .293 BA. Led league in doubles with 45 in 1990. Career BA uf .270

Baseball / 1964-73 / Excellent Defensive First Baseman for Minnesota Twins

former major league pitcher/manager; played for Cubs, White Sox, Tigers & Dodgers; 1X All-Star (1966); managed at both minor & major league levels

Retired shortstop, former All-Star, won a World Series with the Marlins and Giants, former Giant, Tiger, Brave, Cardinal, Red Sox and Marlin

Former Baseball Player; Pitcher 1969-1977; Expos, Cardinals, Brewers, Orioles, Tigers, Indians

Former LSU outfielder. Drafted by the Detroit Tigers (2013, 15th round)

former Tigers infielder/outfielder, now with Rays

Baseball / Pitcher that Played for 6 Teams 1964-69 / Best Year was 1966 with Mets - Won 11 Games and Saved 3

Baseball player 1932-46, manager 1951-76

former MLB player - detroit tigers (1989)

Bodybuilder, born 1944, Munich, Germany, Mr. Germany 1965 , Mr. Europe 1970 (Tall Division), Mr. Europe 1972 (Tall Division), famous physic model in the 1960s

Former Twins reliever, currently in Angels organization

Former major league baseball player. Played from 84-92 for Balt, Tex, Cle, Det.Brother of Cal Ripken, Jr

former MLB pitcher - Detroit Tigers (1989-92), Colorado Rockies (1994-98)

Former Tigers, Cubs backup catcher; now in Red Sox chain

Baseball-Catcher Detroit Tigers, 1960's

Baseball / Lefthanded Pitcher for the Detroit Tigers / Played during the 1970's and 80's

former MLB player - san diego padres (1986-1991, 1994-1995), cincinnati reds (1992-1993), kansas city royals (1996-1997), cleveland indians (1997), detroit tigers (1998), oakland athletics (1998), Current Broadcaster for FSN Bay Area

retired baseball player for the padres, astros, tigers, cubs, giants, pirates and mariners.

Baseball Player

former major league outfielder; played for Mariners, Rangers, Tigers, Astros, Royals & Blue Jays; voted Seattle Mariners' MVP in 1978 (.301, 22 HR, 92 RBI); also managed in minor leagues

WWII veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor, USS Maryland

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Former Marlins and Tigers starter, currently in Cubs organization

Drafted in the 27th round (810th overall) by the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2014

Comic book artist for Marvel, DC, and others. Provides artwork for Upper Deck's VS game.

MLB first baseman from 1942-57 for 7 teams. 1943-45 WW 2. All-Stars 4x. In 1948 & 55 W.S. batted .348 in 23 at-bats. Best seasons: 1951 with 29 home runs, 117 RBI's with .282 average. 1952 with 22 home runs, 114 RBI's, .296 average. Hit .314 in 1950

Baseball / Pitcher / 1987-92 / Tigers, Orioles, Rangers and Pirates / *Do Not Confuse with Other Jeff Robinson that also Played in the Big Leagues

Baseball / Pitcher for Rays/ former Tigers and Angels closer, now closer for the Seattle Mariners

This is the Venezuelan-born left-handed pitcher who was born April 7, 1993. He was traded by the Orioles to the Red Sox in the Andrew Miller deal, and, as of spring, 2018, is a starting pitcher for Boston

Nicknamed 'Pudge', 13X Gold Glove Award Winner, 14X All-Star, All-Time leader for most games Caught, 7X Silver Slugger Award Winner, currently with Washington

Baseball / Outfielder in the St. Louis Cardinals' Organization / Formerly Played In Yankees System

Former utility infielder for the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers. Currently, head coach at Baylor University; formerly the manager for Pepperdine University

Drafted in the 15th round (454th overall) by the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2011

MLB shortstop from 1925-40 with Red Sox, Tigers, and Reds. Had 3 doubles and .283 batting average in the 1934 & 34 World Series. Best season was 1934 as he scored 114 runs

Detroit Tigers Starting Pitcher

MLB pitcher from 1949-57 for the Tigers, White Sox, Orioles, Phillies. Led the league in ERA in 1951 with 2.73 while going 12-8. In 1952 went 14-9 with a save and 3.85 ERA. Three season in top 10 in shutouts tossed

Former Montreal Expo Pitcher

Baseball AAA - Toledo Mud Hens 2007

Pirates prospect, son of Mel Rojas the former Expos reliever

Left-handed-hitting firstbaseman who played for the Tigers in 2 games in 1964 and 6 games in 1965

Baseball / Versatile Infielder / 1970's & 80's / Red Sox / Tigers / Braves and Brewers

Baseball A - South Bend Silver Hawks 2007

Los Angeles Angels Of Anaheim shortstop prospect,was drafted in the 5th round of the 2007 draft,is the son of former Red Sox outfielder Kevin Romine

Baseball Player

Baseball player 1968-1980 with Pirates, Tigers and Royals

Baseball's All-Time Hits Record Holder/Banned from Baseball in 1989 due to gambling on the game

Currently with Arizona Diamondbacks was with the Giants, Tigers, Dodgers, Marlins OF, now with Red Sox

former major league pitcher/pitching coach/manager; played for Tigers; pitching/bullpen coach for Yankees, Reds, Marlins, Braves and Cubs; 2X World Series Champ (Reds 90, Marlins 97)

Former catcher. Played for Detroit(90-93) Boston(94-95)

Baseball Player

Baseball / Pitcher / 1977-86 / Tigers & Rangers / Member of 1984 World Series Champion Tigers

MLB pitcher

Right-handed pitching prospect who was the #1 draft pick of the Tigers in 2010; son of ex-major-leaguer Bruce Ruffin- in Mariners organization

Baseball / 1970's & 80's Pitcher for Tigers, & Astros / Named Pitching Coach For Cincinnati Reds in The Summer of 2005

Male Voice Over Talent

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Former Tigers catcher

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MLB pitcher 1994-98 Padres, Rockies, Tigers. Current pitching coach for the Toledo Mud Hens (AAA)

MLB pitcher from 1942-55 for Braves, Yankees, A's. Military 1943-45. 3x All-Star. Best seasons: 1948 with most wins, going 24-15, 2.60: 1950 went 20-13 & in 1954 with 6 wins & led league in saves with 26, 3.16 ERA. In 4 W.S. (3x Champs) went 2-2, 2.64

Current Chicago White Sox Bullpen Catcher/Baseball / Catcher of the 1980's / Played for Cardianls, Twins, Yankees & White Sox

Former major league third baseman; played for Cubs, White Sox, Padres & Tigers; current manager of Myrtle Beach (A)

former Oriole and Padre, currently in Florida organization

former MLB player - New York Giants (1954), Detroit Tigers (1955,57), Washington Senators (1959)

MLB 2nd & 1st baseman, outfielder from 1983-98 for 7 teams. 'Sammy' was 3x All-Star. Silver Slugger. Led league in triples in 1984 (19) and 1987. Best season was 1987 with 113 RS, 37 doubles, 15 triples, 28 HR, 100 RBI, .272 BA. Manager Orioles in 2010

Mid-80's baseball player Played in 109 career games for the Philadelphia Phillies (1982-1983), San Francisco Giants (1984), Detroit Tigers (1985), Minnesota Twins (1986), and Oakland A's (1987)

Baseball Player

Outfielder drafted by the Rays in the fifth round in 1996. He is a Cuban refugee who reached the U.S. on a raft

former Marlins starting pitcher, now with the Tigers

Venezuelan-born right-handed pitching prospect signed as a free agent in 2005 by the St. Louis Cardinals

Detroit Tigers outfielder 1974

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Tigers utility infielder

Minor League Baseball Player currently in the Kansas City Royals Organization

Former Mets and Orioles catcher, currently in the Detroit organization

MLB pitcher

former Reds, Tigers and Phillies backup catcher, now in Orioles organization

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers & Phillies; member of Phillies 1980 World Series championship team; nicknamed 'Hot Sauce'

Former baseball player

Baseball Player

pitcher, currently in the Atlanta organization

former major league pitcher; played for Cubs, Tigers, Brewers, Royals, Astros & Expos

Former pitcher for the New York Yankees

former major league pitcher; played for Twins, Tigers, Expos, Royals, Mets, Indians, Giants. Astros & Phillies' won World Series ring in 1987 with Twins; winning pitcher of game six in 1987 World Series; played 1977-1991; 69-68 career record

Played baseball for the 1969-1976 Tigers, Astros and Expos

former major league pitcher; played for Reds, Tigers, Orioles & Phillies; won world series ring with Tigers (1984);

MLB Pitcher Rangers/Mets/Nationals/Dodgers/Tigers/Diamondbacks/ Mizzou

Writer for the Batman Comics in the 50's

Former Diamondbacks pitcher/Currently with the Tigers organization/ a top prospect

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former major league infielder; played for Orioles, Tigers, Phillies, Expos & Angels; current Arizona Diamondbacks hitting coach

Baseball / Former Major League Pitcher / 1955-65 / Cardinals, Cubs & Tigers

Pitcher 1953 Chicago Cubs {Died 3/31/1979}in the 1953 Topps Archives Set

former college/major league pitcher; played for Arizona State University & Detroit Tigers

Baseball / Detroit Tigers 1975-77 / Slick Fielding Versatile Infielder

Played baseball with the 1964-1965 Detroit Tigers.

former major league pitcher; played for Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Phillies

former Major League pitcher; played for Rays, Tigers and Rockies; #12 overall 1996 MLB Draft; member of 2000 USA Olympic baseball team (Gold Medal)

Former baseball player. He was a pitcher for the Detroit Tigers from 1971 through 1974.

Played baseball 1958-1961 with Phillies, Tigers and Angels

MLB pitcher from 1932-49 for Tigers and Pirates. Cousin of H.O.F. shortstop Joe Sewell. Led league with 21 wins in 1943 with with 3 saves and ERA of 2.54, Was 21-12 in 1944 with 3.18 ERA. In 1940 went 16-5 with 2.80 ERA

Major League Baseball - OF with Tigers and Padres

MLB pitcher 1957-67 for 6 different teams / Threw Shutout in 1959 World Series for the White Sox (Vs. Dodgers). Best season was 1959 going 18-6 with 3 saves and 2.69 ERA

Author of the book Beautiful: The Life of Hedy Lamarr, born 1951

MLB D.H., outfielder from 1984-93 (8 years) for Orioles, Tigers, Mariners. Best season was 1987 with 74 RS, 23 doubles, 31 HR's, 94 RBI's, .316 BA

MLB outfielder, 3rd baseman, shortstop from 1983-2009 (22 yrs) for 8 teams. Known as 'Sheff'. Nephew of Dwight Gooden. 9x All-Star, 5x Silver Slugger, Bat Title in 92 (.330). 8x with at least 100 RBI's, 7x over 100 RS,14x over 20 HR's, 10x over .300 BA

Baseball A - Kannapolis Intimidators 2007

Baseball outfielder. Played for Orioles, Dodgers, Tigers. Current Brewers coach

Former 1st Baseman for the University of Utah, Tigers,Pirates and Rangers/ currently in the Astros organization

former MLB player - kansas city royals (1981-85), detroit tigers (1986-89), san francisco giants (1989), new york yankees (1991)

MLB pitcher 1958-68 for Dodgers, Tigers, Astros, Angels. 1959 World Series MVP with 2-0 with 2 saves, 0.71 ERA. Best seasons: 1960 14-10, 7 saves, 3.79 ERA/ 1961 went 4-4 with 15 saves, 3.90 ERA & 1966 going 8-5, 20 saves, 3.82 ERA. Brother - Norm Sherry

Utility player for Expos in 1993 and 1995, a few games for the Marlins 1996, and a few games for the Tigers in 1998

former major league outfielder; played for Rangers, A's, Yankees, White Sox, Twins, Blue Jays, Reds, Mariners and Tigers; 4X All - Star; 1989 Silver Slugger Award winner

Major League Baseball Player 1924-1944, Hall of Fame member, Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators, Boston Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Boston Red Sox. 2x batting champ, .334 lifetime average

Former outfielder with the Detroit Tigers (1984-85) and Baltimore Orioles (1987)

Baseball / Former Major League First Baseman / Braves, Tigers, Cubs & Pirates

Baseball / 1964-1974 / Catcher / Indians, Dodgers, Tigers, Yankees & Rangers

Milwaukee Brewer outfield prospect from the early 1990's

Baseball pitcher from 1956 to 1962 for the Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators and Cincinnati Reds. Son of former hall of famer George Sisler

Minor League Baseball player

Baseball player, second baseman, 2010- , Detroit Tigers, Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees

former major league third baseman/outfielder; played for Yankees, Tigers, Athletics & White Sox

Bullpen coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Retired baseball player for the Brewers, Angels and Tigers

MLB pitcher in the 70s

former major league pitcher; played for Braves, Orioles, Tigers, St. Louis Browns, Senators & Athletics

MLB outfielder (1955-58 Detroit Tigers, Kansas City A's)

WWII - VJ-Day 14 August 1945. In the famous scene of a sailor kissing a nurse, Mr. Smalley can be seen as a bystander

1955-1959 baseball player

Baseball - Charlotte Knights 2006

hockey

Baseball Player born 1981, drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 15th round of the 2002 MLB June Amateur Draft

reserve infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays

Baseball player drafted # 11 by the yankees in 2000, born 1977

Former CIA Agent, Married to Barbara Hearn

Forward Milwaukee Bucks, formerly Minnesota Timberwolves/ Traded to Cleveland Cavaliers

WWII Fighter Ace (6 kills), 56th Fighter Group, 'Zemke's Wolfpack', flew the p-47

Major league manager in the late 1950s and 1960s (Phillies, Tigers, etc.). He died in 1977

singer (tams)

Baseball / 1963-71 / Tigers, Angels, Indians, Cubs & Reds / Pitcher, Outfielder & First Base / Pitched in 29 Games & Appeared in 461 Games a Positional Player

Baseball player formerly of the Detroit Tigers and Tampa Bay Rays; currently with Texas Rangers

Pitched for the Baltimore Orioles, Detroit Tigers

Baseball player for tigers, pitcher

Baseball player, 1928-37, Detroit Tigers

former MLB pitcher - san francisco giants (1972-74), atlanta braves (1975-76), los angeles dodgers (1976-77), oakland athletics (1978), montreal expos (1979-81), detroit tigers (1982), san diego padres (1983)

baseball player 1946-55 with Yankees and Tigers

Former Tigers, Brewers, Dbacks pitcher. Known as a jokester, was also a knuckleballer

Former Detroit Tiger, Member of 1968 World Series Champions

former major league pitcher; played for NY Giants & Tigers

former major league outfielder/DH; played for Indians, Braves, Yankees & Tigers

Major League baseball infielder 1978 - 1989. He played for the Reds, Astros, Tigers and Giants

former Tigers pitcher

former Tigers backup catcher, Canadian- now with Boston organization

Retired baseball players, played for Nationals, Phillies, Expos, and many other teams. Record for most pinch hit home runs in history

Baseball player, 1947-1961. Pitcher for St Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers and Kansas City Athletics

MLB outfielder, 1st baseman, shortstop 1964-78 for Tigers. 4x Gold Glove. Best in 1973 with 81 RS, 23 doubles, 5 triples, 17 HR, 57 RBI. in 1968 World Series had a triple & scored 4 times

Left-handed-hitting first-baseman who played for the Detroit Tigers in two games in 1972 and five games in 1973

former major league outfielder/first baseman/DH; played for Mets, Expos, Tigers, Rangers & Colt 45's; 6X All-Star

Baseball / Outfielder / 1978-84 - Tigers, Yankees & White Sox / Attended University Of Arizona 1973-76

Dallas Policeman, at the Dallas Trademart when JFK shot. On the scene days later when Oswald was shot

Former LSU outfielder. 2015 draft pick of the Nationals

former Tigers OF, former A's coach, currently Chicago White Sox batting coach

Vietnam/Fall of Saigon/Drove bus through Saigon & pick up eligible to leave. Saw anger growing among those on the streets as people realized the end was near & U.S. was pulling out. A rocket hit near the bus & was shaken by shrapnel

Born: Robert Lyle Stoddard March 8, 1957. Professoinal baseball plyer seattlle Mariners Detroit Tigers & more

WW2 VF-14 Hellcat Fighter Ace - 8 Kills - US Navy

Former baseball player. He was with the 1970-1972 LA Dodgers and 1973 Detroit TIgers.

Played baseball with the Detroit Tigers in 1972

Baseball / 1989-98 / Infielder That Played for 6 Teams / Also Played at North Carolina State 1983-85

former baseball player

Lead singer of Australian Band - Dee Minor and the Dischords

Old 40s 50s baseball player-dead

Former Dodgers, Tigers, Astros and Brewers 1st baseman/outfielder; member of Dodgers 1988 World Series championship team; currently hitting coach for Hillsboro Hops

Pitched for the Tigers in the 1950's

MLB pitcher from 1955-64 with 7 teams. Known for best won - loss percentage in league 1957. Best seasons was 1956 with 16-8 record, 5 saves and 3.30 ERA and 1957 going 16-6 with 2.54 ERA

MLB catcher (1963-1968 Tigers, Mets, Phillies) Long time coach for World Series Champ Toronto Blue Jays

former major league outfielder; played for Tigers from 1951-1953

Baseball / Outfielder - DH / 1970's & Early 80's / A's, Cubs, Reds, Padres, Giants & Tigers

Baseball / Boston Red Sox Pitcher 1955-1958 / Son of Former Major League Coach George Susce Sr. (Coached in 1930's & 40's)

MLB 2nd & 3rd baseman, shortstop 1966-78 for 7 teams. Best in 1974 with 20 doubles, triple, 5 HR, 49 RBI, .254 BA. Attended UCLA & was a Member of 3 Men's Basketball National Championship Teams. Brother of Darrell Sutherland

Screenwriter & Producer: The Greatest American hero, The A-Team, born June 18 1931

retired baseball player for the tigers, cardinals and yankees

Played baseball for the 1970 Detroit Tigers

MLB pitcher from 1973-93 for Yankees, Angels, Red Sox, Rangers, Tigers, Mets. 3x All - Star. ERA Title (2.54) in 1977 going 15-9 with most shutouts (7). Best season was 1976 with 19-10, 2.43 ERA. Led league in K's during 1975 season

Tiger prospect

Former baseball player with the NY Giants and Detroit Tigers from 1954 to 1958

1978 detroit Rookie Pitcher

Played football LA Rams1955

Male Model

NFL - Pittsburgh Steelers 2006

Lord Taylor of Holbeach, British Politician born 1943

Director of Photography

Production Designer

Singer/Musician

MLB 1st ,2nd, 3rd baseman 1958-76 for Phillies, Cubs, Tigers. 2x All - Star. Best in 1963 with 102 RS, 20 doubles, 10 triples, 5 HR, 49 RBI, .281 BA & in 1970 with 74 RS, 26 doubles, 9 triples, 9 HR, 55 RBI, .301 BA. In 1972 ALCS had 2 doubles

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MLB catcher from 1936-52 for the Tigers, Red Sox, Indians. Military Service from 1943-45. Four time All - Star. Besy season was in 1948 with 54 RS, 68 RBI's and ,280 BA. Played in 1940 World Series

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers, Yankees, Padres, Mets and Pirates

former Oakland A's,Baltimore Orioles,Detroit Tigers and Texas Rangers catcher/DH

former Yankees, Tigers and Dodgers outfielder, back with the Yankees in the minors

Australian relief pitcher, former Twin, currently with Detroit

Baseball Player currently in the Santa Fe Fuego Organization

MLB pitcher from 1932-41 for Senators, A's, Tigers. Went 7-0, save for the Tigers in 1939. Gave up Ted Williams' first home run in 1937. Also Bud hit a HR off the Yankees that same season

Shortstop - 1951 StL Browns

Minnesota Twins outfielder. Previously played for the Detroit Tigers. Attended Auburn University

Baseball player drafted by Oakland

World War 2 Vet was a Pfc and fought in Iwo Jima

Broadcast Personality, Technical Director of USGA (1973-2000)

Baseball / 1958-59 & 1961-71 / Tigers, Angels, Red Sox & Twins / Lifetime Backup / 'Baseball Handyman' - Playing Every Position Throughout His Career

Actor

Football Coach

Bears kicker

1977 Houston Astros; 1978-1980 St. Louis Cardinals; 1983-1987 Seattle Mariners

Former baseball player 1954-1958 Tigers, KC A's and Brooklyn Dodgers

minor league baseball

Baseball - 1970's & 80's - Tigers First Baseman - Hit 31 HRs Rookie Year (1977)

Baseball player Las Vegas Stars

Former Detroit Tigers/Texas Rangers southpaw, current pitching coach for the Spokane Indians

Baseball Player - Las Vegas Train Robbers

Author

Musician/Guitarist. Lead guitarist in the band Slipknot

Baseball / Former Royals' Outfielder - DH

former major league pitcher; played for Padres, Tigers, Orioles & Giants

MLB pitcher 1969-74 for Tigers, Indians. Best in 1970 going 6-7, 27 saves (3rd most in league), 4.11 ERA and 1972 was 8-10, 2.89 ERA. Father of Phil Leftwich

former Padres and Indians catcher

Baseball / Relief Pitcher of the Early-Mid 1980's / Detroit Tigers / #1 Draft Pick in 1975

Left-handed prospect for the Red Sox in the late 1990s. Pitched in several major league games for the Tigers in 2000 and 2001 and then for the Red Sox in 2003

Retired baseball player played for astros & tigers mlb debut 1981 played of-1b

played for the Pirates, Red Sox, Mets in major league baseball

MLB first baseman from 1947-1961 League Leader in runs scored (120) in 1950. Batted .389 with three doubles in 1948 World Series

former Tigers, Cubs and Giants OF, now with Mets

former major league infielder/manager; played for Dodgers & Tigers; longtime Tigers coach; 4X World Series champion

MLB H.O.F. shortstop 1977-96 for Tigers. Manager 2003-05 Tigers, 2014 Diamondbacks. 6x All-Star, 4x Gold Gloves, 3x Silver Sluggers. 1984 W.S. MVP with double, 2 HR, .450 BA. Best season in 1987 with 109 RS, 34 doubles, 3 triples, 28 HR, 105 RBI, .343 BA

Major League Baseball player

Second-base prospect drafted by the Tigers in the 13th round in 2012

former Marlins, Tigers, Rangers, Dodgers catcher

MLB outfielder, shortstop, 3rd baseman 1961-69 for Yankees, Tigers. Switch hitter. 3 All-Star games. Gold Glove. R.O.Y. in 1962. World Series in 1962, 63, 64 w/ 3 doubles, 4 HR's, 13 RBI's. 3x hit HR from both sides of plate. Son of MLB Mike Tresh

MLB catcher & first baseman from 1953-65 for Yankees, Orioles, Tigers, Phillies, Astros. Appeared in 4 All - Star games from 1957-59. Best season was 1956 with 21 home runs, 88 RBI's and .279 average. One season hit 30 home runs

Football Coach

Baltimore orioles pitcher 1957

Former astro, current manager of the Clearwater Threshers

MLB pitcher from 1941-58 for 5 teams.One of only a few pitchers ever to pitch TWO- No hitters in a single season (1952). Also tossed 4 no-hitters in the minor leagues.. Won 20 games in a season & twice with 19 wins. 1945 World Series 1-0 with 3.38 ERA

Baseball / Former Pitcher for Red Sox and Mariners

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers, Reds & KC Athletics

Former Seattle Mariners infielder, now in Diamondbacks organization

Chicago Cubs pitcher, Former Tigers top pitching prospect, formerly with Marlins

former major league outfielder; played for Padres, Tigers and White Sox

Author

Actor - Heartbeat, Holby City, Party Animals

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Baseball player, 1919-1936. Pitcher for Detroit, Cleveland, Yankees. Won 200 games, owns the highest lifetime batting average as a pitcher (.288)

Baseball / 1980's / Starting Pitcher for the Detroit Tigers & Cleveland Indians

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers

former major league pitcher; played for Cardinals & Tigers

Baseball / Relief Pitcher / One of the Top Closers of the Last 10 Years / Traded to Phillies on 6/8/05

Baseball AA - Binghamton Mets 2006

Baseball A+ - Lynchburg Hillcats 2007

Baseball - Cubs, Indians, Tigers, Senators (1956 - 1959)

Baseball relief pitcher/closer for the Houston Astros. Formerly with Arizona. NL Saves leader in 2007

Baseball / Pitcher / Started 5 Games for the 2002 Detroit Tigers Including a Shutout in his Major League Debut

Baseball / Pitcher 1991-2004 / Played for 6 Different Teams / First Round Pick in 1990

former major league outfielder; played for Pirates, Cardinals, Orioles and Phillies; 3X All - Star; 5X Gold Glove winner

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Baseball Player

former major league shortstop; played for Tigers, Senators & Pirates

Puerto Rican television clown, 'Payaso Remi'

former Yankees and Pirates reliever, now with the Brewers

Baseball / Pitcher 1989-97 / Played for 5 Different Teams / Durable Reliever

Starting Pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, 06 AL ROY, threw no-hitter

former major league infielder; played for Cubs, Tigers, Indians & Mets; 1st round (11th pick overall) of the 1971 amateur draft

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Baseball Player

Baseball / 1993-2004 / Mariners, Mets, Brewers, Cardinals & Tigers / Versatile Infielder & Solid Hitter

WWII veteran WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilot)Flew the AT-10, BT-13

Screenwriter - Axefall, Space

Baseball player 1956-1969, also known as Osvaldo Jose (Sr.) (Pichardo) Virgil

First Base Coach of the Detroit Tigers, Baseball-Shortstop. Currently with Toronto, formerly of Seattle, Cleveland, San Francisco, Texas and Chicago-A 3x allstar, 11x gold glover

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MLB pitcher from 1936-46 for the Tigers, Red Sox, Browns, White Sox, Yankees, and Senators. Won 7 games in 1937. Best season was 1943 going 3-7 with 3.01 ERA. Brother of MLB pitcher Ben Wade

former major league shortstop; played for Rangers, Tigers & A's

Young catcher, plays for the Portland Sea Dogs in the Red Sox organization

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Current 3rd base coach for the Texas Rangers. Former minor league manager with Erie, and West Michigan. Baseball America's Minor League Manager of the Year. Played for the Chicago Cubs (1993), Minnesota Twins (1994-1996), Detroit Tigers (1997, 2002-2003

former MLB player - detroit tigers (1987-88), new york yankees (1990), california angels (1993)

Baltimore Orioles middle relief pitcher/Formerly on the Detroit Tigers

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers and Pirates; member of Pirates 1971 World Series Championship team

This is Michael A. Walker, who debuted with the Mariners in 1992 (the other Mike Walker is Mike C. Walker, who debuted with the Indians in 1988)

former major league pitcher; played for Indians, Cubs & Tigers

Actor - Soul Searchers, Extra in Friday Night Lights (NBC)

Actor: High Plains Drifter, Dirty Little Billy, Cahill U.S. Marshal, The Hindenburg, Orca, The Muppet Movie

former MLB pitcher - montreal expos (1972-74), detroit tigers (1975), st. louis cardinals (1976), california angels (1977)

Saboteur from U.S.S. Barb WW II

Author - Final Bearing

Baseball player;white sox 1991

MLB outfielder, 1st baseman 1979-90 for Twins, Rangers, Yanks, Tigers. 2x All - Star. Best in 1982 with 85 RS, 33 doubles, 7 triples, 28 HR, 91 RBI, .289 BA. Father of Daryle Ward

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Tuskegee Airmen ww2

Pitching Coach of the New York Mets, Baseball Player

Detroit Tigers starting pitcher

U.S. Ambassador to Panama (2002-05)

Baseball Player

Baseball Outfielder born 1959, Detroit Tigers (1985) Seattle Mariners (1987) San Francisco Giants (1989)

Pitcher for the Dodgers/ Helped Cardinals win 2006 WS/Formerly on Angels, Mariners, Yankees, & Tigers

former Tigers pitcher, now in Padres organization

Pitcher 1953 Cincinnati Reds {Died 5/21/1973} in the 1953 Topps Archives

Baseball Player

Reporter/cameraman WBAP-TV/Covered attempted shooting Gen. Edwin Walker. November 22, at Love Field, Trade Mart & Parkland, captured only sound recording of announcement of President Kennedy's death. In 1964, he covered the Jack Ruby trial

author/photographer

former major league catcher; played one game for the Detroit Tigers in 1945

Baseball Player

Retired baseball player played for LA Dodgers. Former Reds, Blue Jays, Yankees, Padres, and white sox pitcher. Does baseball stuff on TV for TBS and pitched a perfect game in 1998 and won the world series in 1998 with the New York Yankees

former major league third baseman; played for Tigers & Senators; member of Tigers 1968 World Series championship team

MLB outfielder, 1st baseman from 1947-63 (17 yrs) for 6 teams. 4x All - Star. Most known for the 54 World Series getting two doubles, triple, HR with .500 BA. Best season were 1949 with 96 RS, 133 RBI, .304 BA & 1950 with 99 RS, 123 RBI, .308 BA

WWII Pilot Ace- Flew the P-38 & P-40--[14 victories]- DSC

Minor league baseball

former college/major league pitcher; played for University of Arkansas and Detroit Tigers; pitched in minor leagues for 11 years

MLB 2nd baseman 1977-95 for Tigers. 'Sweet Lou' - 5x All-Star, 4x Silver Slugger, 3x Gold Glove. R.O.Y. 1978. Best in 1983 with 94 RS, 40 doubles, 6 triples, 12 HR, 72 RBI, .320 BA & 1985 with 102 RS, 21 HR, 73 RBI, .279 BA. 1984 W.S. Champ - .278 BA

baseball pitcher 1941-1954 for Detroit Tigers

former college/NFL tightend; played for Ohio State University & Buffalo Bills

Detroit TIgers outfielder in the 1930's

Baseball, MLB Draft Round 34 by Mets in 2012 Baseball, MLB Draft Round 2 by the Athletics in 2015

Football Player - New York Dragons 2007

Former MLB player for 15 seasons(93-07) Mon, Chc, NYY, SD, KC, Det, Min

Howard University QB who formerly played for the KC Chiefs before falling into NFL Europe

Stuntman: Rio Bravo, The Alamo, The Misfits, Daniel Boone, Point Blank, Planet of the Apes, Rollerball, King Kong, Bronco Billy, The Fall Guy, Escape from New York, Road House // Actor: Friday the 13th - The Final Chapter, Starman, Silverado, The Hidden

Left-handed pitching prospect who was 11th Round draft pick of the Tigers in 1992

Former MLB player Lefthanded pitcher for the Cleveland Indians

MLB pitcher from 1960-69 for the A's, Tigers, Pirates, Royals. Best seasons in 1964 winning 19 games (3rd most in league) with 12 loses, one save, 3.44 ERA and in 1967 going 4-5 with 5 saves and 2.74 ERA

Baltimore Orioles pitcher 1955-57

Former major league pitcher; played for Tigers, Reds, Mariners, Indians & Cubs, member of Tigers 1984 World Series championship team

Baseball Player

Director

Retired career US foreign service officer, Author - The Third Try: can the UN work?

Football Player

1990s Houston Astros Prospect/Pitcher, also pitched for Japan's Fukuoka Daieh Hawks

Tuskegee Airmen

Tuskegee Airmen

Former MLB-Cleveland Indians

British ace from WW2

Baseball Player

Memphis Red Sox (Negro League)

Former Arizona State Sun Devils' running back of the 1970s

Baseball player. In Negro League 1944 with Clowns and then in the minor leagues with the Dodgers organization in the early 50's

Football Player

football player (50) (lb)

Baseball / Former Major League Outfielder and former Chicago White Sox General Manager,is now currently a team Vice President

Soccer Player

Actor - Beyond the Breal, Stateside, Corpses, Ma & Bob

Actor in: 'The Final Countdown' (1980) as one of the 'USS Nimitz Crew' members

Negro League Star, Newark Eagles 1937-40

White Sox Outfielder prospect,father is Kenny Williams,White Sox GM,and former White Sox & Tigers outfielder

Baseball / Former Pitcher for Twins During the 1990's / Pitching Coach for Seattle Mariners

Former Marlins, Diamondbacks, Reds and Tigers pitcher, now in Orioles chain

former major league catcher; played for White Sox, Indians & Tigers; played football & baseball in college; played collegiality at University of Wisconsin; 1949 Big Ten Player of the Year; Nickname: Red

ex footballer now Manager

MLB pitcher from 1959-70 for Red Sox, Tigers, Padres. Tossed no-hitter in 1962. Hit 35 career home runs as a pitcher. Best seasons were 1966 going 18-11 with 3.07 ERA and led league with most wins in 1967 with 22 while losing 11 times with 3.27 ERA

D-Day Survivor

former MLB player - Detroit Tigers (1982-83), Philadelphia Phillies (1984-87), Seattle Mariners (1988), Pittsburgh Pirates (1988-89, 93), Houston Astros (1989-90)

Poet, widow of ex Prime Minister Harold Wilson (UK) Born: 01/12/1916

Actor in: 'The Final Countdown' (1980) as one of the 'USS Nimitz Crew' members

He played 10 seasons in Major League Baseball for the Chicago White Sox (1951-1954), Detroit Tigers (1954-1960), and Cleveland Indians (1960), primarily as a catcher

Decorated former US Army General, Cmdr usa installation management command, CEO Robert Wilson Consulting

Actor

Northwest Arkansas Manager, Former Mets and Tigers catcher, currently manager of Kane County (A)

former Chicago Cubs 2nd baseman

Baseball-played in 98-99,01,03,06 for Tor, SD, Det, TB. Inf/OF/DH

retired catcher for the Detroit Tigers & Philadelphia Phillies

MLB second baseman from 1961-67 for Tigers and , Reds. Best season as a rookie in 1961, led league in triples with 14, also had 11 home runs, 96 runs scored, and 30 stolen bases

aaa baseball players mlb/pittsburgh pirates

Female Voice Over Talent

MLB pitcher from 1956-67 with 5 teams. Pitched shutout inning in 1967 World Series. Led league in saves with 23 in 1964. Best seasons in 1963 with 11 wins, 10 saves and 1.97 ERA and 1965 with 6 wins, 18 saves. and 2.25 ERA

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Baseball player

former major league pitcher; played for Giants, Cubs, Cardinals, Orioles, Phillies, Diamondbacks, Padres, Tigers, A's & Indians

former MLB/KBO League infielder; played for Tigers, Astros and SK Wyverns

Musician recorded with Hank Williams in 1949

Texas Ranger, drove Mayor's car in JFK's Dallas motorcade. Helped remove the President's body from the limo on arrival at Parkland Hospital. Later served 16 years as a county sheriff

Actor

Former Baseball Player, Gave up Mickey Mantle's career HR #389

Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher, 1940's

Baseball / Former Rays, Orioles, Reds reliever / currently with Bridgeport in the Atlantic League

Former Michigan State all-American Quarterback, catcher. Played baseball (Tigers/debuted 1957) and football (Patriots);coach in NFL 10 years

MLB 3rd baseman from 1944-62 for 3 teams. Military in 1945. Known as 'The Walking Man'. Led league in walks 6 times. All-Star (52). Most doubles in league in 1951 and RS(115) in 1959 while getting 21 HR's. Best season 1950 with 114 RS, 58 RBI, 295 BA

Baseball- Minnesota Twins Outfielder, formerly with Tampa Bay Rays

Washington Nationals 1st baseman,formerly with the Detroit Tigers,Cincinatti Reds,& St Louis Cardinals

Current manager for the Kannapolis Intimidators, former Athletic, Indian and Padre

Canadien Hockey Player

First-baseman who played in one game for the Detroit Tigers in 1971 (four at-bats)

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers

former Braves reserve OF, currently in Tigers chain

baseball

former major league pitcher; played for Tigers & Twins; played collegiality at University of Michigan

MLB outfielder 1949-59 for White Sox, A's, Tigers. 'Ozark Ike'.best seasons were 1951 leading the league in HR's 33 and RBI 129 with 92 RS, 30 doubles, 5 triples and in 1953 as an All-Star with 85 RS, 21 doubles, 3 triples, 42 HR's 108 RBI, .284 BA

Baseball / Former Tigers reliever, now with Twins / Throws 95+ MPH Fastball

former major league pitcher; played for Orioles, Reds, Indians & Tigers; played eight seasons 1951-1952, 1954-1959. Led the league with 16 saves in 1956 with 7 wins. Best season in 1957 going 10-6 with 9 saves and 2.48 ERA