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Daily Position Focus: Outfield

Matt Joyce
Brennan Boesch
Max Clark
Al Kaline
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Brant Hurter
Riley Greene
Casey Mize

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* Factoid: Franklyn German played Pitcher for the mighty Tigers.
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Tigers Inserts
Tigers Update cards
Tigers Coffee Talk
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In 1954, in 7 relief appearances, he retired 27 men in a row. Don is unscored upon in All-Star and World Series competition.



No. 5, Covering The Bag: When a baserunner is attempting to steal second, Gehringer races over and straddles the base, standing with his feet pressed against the sides of the bag (see drawing). Thus he keeps his feet and ankles protected from the sharp spikes as the runner comes sliding in. After Gehringer takes the throw from his catcher, he holds the ball a foot or so in front of the base and allows the runner to slide into the ball, touching him on the ankle. Never attempt to touch a sliding runner on the upper part of his body.



When "Jerry" took part in 150 Double Plays in 1950, he set a new Major League Record for 2nd Basemen. Outside of 2 years in Service, he's been in the Big Leagues since '41, playing with the Yankees, Senators, Browns and Tigers. A top-notch fielder, he led American League 2nd basemen in Putouts in 1947-48-49-51 and in Assists in 1948-50-51. He had his best seasons at the plate in '48 and '49, hitting .296 and .290.



Rookie Cards

Gregory Soto
Lucas French
Rich Rowland

Gallery Redux!

Skeeter Barnes, First Base - Tigers. and Skeeter Barnes, Outfield - Tigers.
Spencer Torkelson, First Base - Tigers.

Back to the Front! Tigers card back du jour...

Chuck Dressen
Meet one of baseball's senior members. After spending 15 seasons as an active player, Chuck joined the managerial wars in 1932. As a big league skipper, he held the reins of the Cincinnati Reds, the old Brooklyn Dodgers, the Washington Senators and the Milwaukee Braves, before joining the Tigers in 1963. Breaking into organized ball in 1919 as a second baseman, Chuck switched to the hot corner and became one of the game's top third sackers. In 1924, the infielder batted .346 at St. Paul and he was brought up to the majors the following year. Among the highlights of his managerial career were the two consecutive National League pennants he captured for the Dodgers in 1952 and 1953. Baseball experts feel that Chuck's '66 Tigers will be in the thick of the A.L. pennant fight.
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Tigers
Total Card Count

7,479

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