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Mickey Lolich
1967 seemed like a year that Mickey would want to forget when he lost 10 games in a row. The southpaw went on to win 9 out of 10 late in the year, including three straight shutouts.
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Miguel Cabrera
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Dave Bergman
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Joe set a Playoff record, October 10, 1972, with 14 Strikeouts in his 3-0 shut- out vs. A's in 3rd game of 1972 AL Championship Series. His total broke mark of 12 set by Jim Palmer of O's vs. Twins, 10-5-70.



Mayo led the Tigers to 1968's World Championship.



Miguel begins his third decade of play and fourth decade of life in 2022, having made an indelible mark on the sport as a two-time AL MVP, four-time batting champion, 3,000-knock/500-homer hitting machine, and its only Triple Crown winner since 1967.



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Mike Henneman
Tim Kalita
Mike Henneman

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Miguel Cabrera, First Base - Tigers.
Niko Goodrum, Outfield - Tigers. and Niko Goodrum, Shortstop - Tigers.

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Mayo Smith
Mayo led the Tigers to 1968's World Championship.
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Tigers
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7,479

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