Batting Order: 1. Ty Cobb-CF 2. Kirk Gibson-LF 3. Charlie Gehringer- 2B 4. Hank Greenberg- DH 5. Miguel Cabrera-1B 6. Al Kaline-RF 7. Alan Trammell- SS 8. George Kell-3B 9. Bill Freehan-C
Bench: Lance Parrish-C, Lou Whitaker-2B, Donie Bush- SS, Travis Fryman-3B (SS), Chet Lemon- CF (RF), Sam Crawford-RF (CF) (1B), Bobby Veach-LF
Starting Rotation: 1. Justin Verlander 2. Hal Newhouser 3. Tommy Bridges 4. Dizzy Trout 5 Mickey Lolich
Long Relievers: 1. Jack Morris 2. Schoolboy Rowe 3. Bobo Newsome
Set-Up Man: Willie Hernandez
Closer: John Hiller
Here’s Jennifer’s All-Time Tigers team. Do you think she left anybody out?
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Good list! I guess it’s too soon in his career for Javier Baez to make it on that list also.
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I doubt Javier Baez would ever make any list. We all have our favorite star or just a player we liked who maybe wasn’t a superstar. Mine was Keith Moreland. I always liked he could play many different positions. Although, admittedly, not good. I always admired how he could foul off so much, wearing a pitcher down with number of throws. It’s probably not even correct, but that’s how I remember it. Javier is WAY more talented than Moreland but very undisciplined. That’s what keeps him from being great.
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The Tigers are loaded. I would go to battle with anyone, including the Yankees. They are so good, there wasn’t room for HOF Harry Heilmann or Norm Cash.
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