On Alan Trammell Day at Comerica Park, Tom Brookens joins us to talk about his friend and former Tigers teammate.
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Alan Trammell and some of his contemporaries tell the stories that led up to his Hall of Fame induction and No. 3 retirement by the Tigers.
On the day before the Tigers retire Alan Trammell’s No. 3, Dan Petry joins our telecast to talk about his former teammate and that magical 1984 season.
We hear from manager Ron Gardenhire after his Tigers are done in by a six-run eighth inning by the White Sox.
Ryan Kerns of the U.S. Army is the Cousino Restoration Hometown Hero of the Game at the August 24, 2018 Toledo Mud Hens Game. Oh by the way, he also proposed to his girlfriend and she accepted. Thank you for your service and congratulations from the Toledo Mud Hens.
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“The Year of the Tiger ’68” 1968 World Championship Season Highlights Video produced by National Bank of Detroit. Tiger announcers Ernie Harwell, Ray Lane, Larry Osterman, and George Kell. “Go Get Em Tigers” song by Artie Fields Productions.
Toledo Mud Hens Ceremonial First Pitches on August 17
Toledo Mud Hens Manager Doug Mienktkiewicz holds the Solheim Cup as he delivers the line ups before a game with the Rochester Red Wings. Toledo’s famed Inverness Club will play host to the 17th edition of the Solheim Cup, pitting the best LPGA players from the United States against the best from Europe.
We hear from Victor Martinez, who says he’s taking it all in now, knowing that his illustrious baseball career has been reduced to about six weeks.