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Mike Matheny's coach at Michigan, Bill Freehan, tells us what the new St. Louis Cardinals manager was like at age 18.
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Full 9th inning from Game 7 of the 1968 World Series. The Tigers score their fourth run in the top of the 9th on a single from Don Wert; and the Cardinals score their first run in the bottom of the 9th on a homerun by Mike Shannon with two outs. Tim McCarver was up next, and fouled out to Bill Freehan on the first pitch and the Tigers won the series. Also includes clubhouse interviews with Kaline and Lolich. Tape from ESPN Classic Sports.
- published: 20 Jan 2014
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A repeat of the pitching matchup from Game 1 (Hunter vs. Lolich), this one really hurt. After the A's scored 2 in the top of the 10th and were 3 outs away from the pennant, the Tigers scored 3 in the bottom half and forced a decisive game 5......and the A's never got an out! The A's would routinely pinch-hit for their second baseman, and when Dick Green got hurt they put Gene Tenace (who would be a hero in 2 weeks time) there, to disastrous effect. A classic game to be sure.
- published: 23 Oct 2013
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Dying the grass green for opening day is my Dad and his painting company, Expert Painting & Window Cleaning. Back when the gates were always open before the season for Detroiters to sneak a peak at practice. This was the year for Mickey Lolich, Denny McLain, Bill Freehan, Norm Cash, Willie Horton, Al Kaline and others
- published: 21 May 2011
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A short clip from the Ron LeFlore story. Starring Levar Burton, featuring Billy Martin, Al Kaline, Norm Cash, Jim Northrup and Bill Freehan. Filmed at Tiger Stadium in Detroit.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
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(Or is he?)
Forty-five years later, at the site of old Tiger Stadium, Detroit Tigers fans re-create Willie Horton's historic throw from left field to nail Cardinals oufielder Lou Brock at home plate in Game 5 of the '68 World Series.
This dramatic play changed not only the face of the game, but the face of the Series itself. Trailing three games to one, Horton and the Tigers mount a masterful comeback and ultimately defeat the Cardinals in seven games.
For my money, this is the greatest play in Detroit sports history.
And a great example of why catcher Bill Freehan deserves his own statue.
http://wapc.mlb.com/play/?content_id=19973253&topic;_id=&c;_id=mlb&tcid;=vpp_copy_19973253&v;=3
- published: 17 Oct 2013
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Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Whether it was the slide or the collision, this time it would result in a torn left hamstring that would force Reggie to leave the game and keep him from appearing in the '72 World Series. Jackson is the only player to ever steal home in league championship play. After the chaos of that hard fought series Dick Williams was quoted as saying that he slept like a baby. That is, he "woke up every two hours crying".
- published: 14 Oct 2011
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For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast.
My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps.
Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews include: Lance Parrish, Ernie Harwell, Kirk Gibson, Bill Freehan, George Kell, Jim Price, Dave Bergman, Steve Kemp, Mickey Lolich, John Wockenfuss, Dave Rozema, Frank Howard, Milt Wilcox, Dan Petry, Jon Warden, Tom Brookens, John Hiller, Jason Thompson, Rod Allen, Jim Northrup, Willie Horton, Darrel Evens, Frank Tanana and capped off with Tigers President and GM Dave Dombrowski offering me a contract.
If you're a fan, you'll enjoy it. At least I hope you will.
- published: 15 Jul 2008
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Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Whether it was the slide or the collision, this time it would result in a torn left hamstring that would force Reggie to leave the game and keep him from appearing in the '72 World Series. Jackson is the only player to ever steal home in league championship play. After the chaos of that hard fought series Dick Williams was quoted as saying that he slept like a baby. That is, he "woke up every two hours crying".
October 12, 1980 - The Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Houston Astros, 8 - 7, to capture the NLCS in 6 games. In the 10th inning, Garry Maddox drives in Del Unser to end a dramatic playoff series that featured four extra-inning games. The game and series ended with Tug McGraw striking out Willie Wilson at 11:29 p.m. Wilson set a World Series record by striking out twelve times in the six-game set. Ryan Howard, also of the Phillies, would break that record by striking out 13 times in the 2009 World Series. Steve Carlton would get the win, Tug McGraw would get the save and Mike Schmidt was named the World Series MVP. The Phillies became the last of the original AL and NL franchises to win a World Series title. This was also the first World Series to be played on artificial turf.
- published: 14 Oct 2011
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For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast.
My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps.
Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews include: Lance Parrish, Ernie Harwell, Kirk Gibson, Bill Freehan, George Kell, Jim Price, Dave Bergman, Steve Kemp, Mickey Lolich, John Wockenfuss, Dave Rozema, Frank Howard, Milt Wilcox, Dan Petry, Jon Warden, Tom Brookens, John Hiller, Jason Thompson, Rod Allen, Jim Northrup, Willie Horton, Darrel Evens, Frank Tanana and capped off with Tigers President and GM Dave Dombrowski offering me a contract.
If you're a fan, you'll enjoy it. At least I hope you will.
- published: 10 Jul 2008
- views: 4833
A Dave & Adam's Exclusive!
Introducing 2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition!
There are 133 cards. 1 card per pack. Every pack contains 1 PSA/DNA certified autographed card!
Look for these Tremendous Ten redemption cards:
Good for a shot at the grand prize, a 1964 Topps Giants #25 Mickey Mantle Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
Or 1 of the following:
* 1958 Topps #476 Stan Musial Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1958 Topps #482 Ernie Banks Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1958 Topps #486 Willie Mays Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1959 Topps #514 Bob Gibson Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1970 Topps #500 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1973 Topps #100 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1983 Topps #482 Tony Gwynn RC Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1985 Fleer #286 Kirby Puckett RC Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* Lot of 6 Autograph Card 1964 Topps Giants Jim Bunning, Bill Freehan, Juan Marichal, Luis Aparicio, Dick Radatz, and Orlando Cepeda
To see the complete checklist of the cards that are available, go here: http://www.dacardworld.co/search?Search=2015+hit+parade
Tremendous Ten redemptions must be submitted to Dave and Adam's Card World. Redemptions can be submitted via phone at 1-888-440-9787 or email at service@dacardworld.com
Once all Tremendous Ten redemptions are received we will hold a live drawing in July on DACW Live (www.dacardworld.com/live) to give away the cards.
- published: 15 Apr 2015
- views: 509
William Ashley Freehan (born November 29, 1941 in Detroit) is a former professional baseball player. He played his entire Major League Baseball career as a catcher for the Detroit Tigers. An eleven-time All-Star, and winner of five consecutive Gold Glove Awards, he was regarded as the premier catcher in the American League for several years.
Freehan attended the University of Michigan, where he set an all-time Big Ten Conference batting mark of .585 in 1961 and also played football. He signed with his hometown Tigers in 1961 for a $100,000 bonus, which his father withheld until he graduated in 1966, and broke in briefly with 4 games at the end of the season before returning to the minors in 1962. In 1963 he arrived in the majors to stay, working with former catcher Rick Ferrell on his defense and splitting catching duties with Gus Triandos, who was traded following the season. The 1964 campaign gave indications of what was to come; he batted .300 to finish sixth in the American League, along with 18 home runs and 80 runs batted in. He also earned the first of ten consecutive All-Star selections, and placed seventh in the Most Valuable Player Award balloting. In 1965 he led the American League in putouts for the first of six times, and received his first of his five consecutive Gold Gloves. In 1966 he again led the league in putouts, and also led in fielding percentage for the first of four times.
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0:46Michigan Baseball Hall of Famer: Bill Freehan
Michigan Baseball Hall of Famer: Bill FreehanMichigan Baseball Hall of Famer: Bill Freehan
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2:02Interview with Bill Freehan
Interview with Bill FreehanInterview with Bill Freehan
Mike Matheny's coach at Michigan, Bill Freehan, tells us what the new St. Louis Cardinals manager was like at age 18. -
13:16Game 7 1968 World Series - Full 9th Inning - Detroit Tigers v St Louis Cardinals
Game 7 1968 World Series - Full 9th Inning - Detroit Tigers v St Louis CardinalsGame 7 1968 World Series - Full 9th Inning - Detroit Tigers v St Louis Cardinals
Full 9th inning from Game 7 of the 1968 World Series. The Tigers score their fourth run in the top of the 9th on a single from Don Wert; and the Cardinals score their first run in the bottom of the 9th on a homerun by Mike Shannon with two outs. Tim McCarver was up next, and fouled out to Bill Freehan on the first pitch and the Tigers won the series. Also includes clubhouse interviews with Kaline and Lolich. Tape from ESPN Classic Sports. -
4:421972 ALCS Game 4 - Tigers 4 A's 3 (10 innings)
1972 ALCS Game 4 - Tigers 4 A's 3 (10 innings)1972 ALCS Game 4 - Tigers 4 A's 3 (10 innings)
A repeat of the pitching matchup from Game 1 (Hunter vs. Lolich), this one really hurt. After the A's scored 2 in the top of the 10th and were 3 outs away from the pennant, the Tigers scored 3 in the bottom half and forced a decisive game 5......and the A's never got an out! The A's would routinely pinch-hit for their second baseman, and when Dick Green got hurt they put Gene Tenace (who would be a hero in 2 weeks time) there, to disastrous effect. A classic game to be sure. -
3:26Detroit Tigers before opening day, 1963 Vintage
Detroit Tigers before opening day, 1963 VintageDetroit Tigers before opening day, 1963 Vintage
Dying the grass green for opening day is my Dad and his painting company, Expert Painting & Window Cleaning. Back when the gates were always open before the season for Detroiters to sneak a peak at practice. This was the year for Mickey Lolich, Denny McLain, Bill Freehan, Norm Cash, Willie Horton, Al Kaline and others -
8:11One in a Million: The Ron LeFlore Story
One in a Million: The Ron LeFlore StoryOne in a Million: The Ron LeFlore Story
A short clip from the Ron LeFlore story. Starring Levar Burton, featuring Billy Martin, Al Kaline, Norm Cash, Jim Northrup and Bill Freehan. Filmed at Tiger Stadium in Detroit. -
0:21Lou Brock Is Still Out!
Lou Brock Is Still Out!Lou Brock Is Still Out!
(Or is he?) Forty-five years later, at the site of old Tiger Stadium, Detroit Tigers fans re-create Willie Horton's historic throw from left field to nail Cardinals oufielder Lou Brock at home plate in Game 5 of the '68 World Series. This dramatic play changed not only the face of the game, but the face of the Series itself. Trailing three games to one, Horton and the Tigers mount a masterful comeback and ultimately defeat the Cardinals in seven games. For my money, this is the greatest play in Detroit sports history. And a great example of why catcher Bill Freehan deserves his own statue. http://wapc.mlb.com/play/?content_id=19973253&topic;_id=&c;_id=mlb&tcid;=vpp_copy_19973253&v;=3 -
1:18Reggie Jackson Steals Home in Game 5 of ALCS
Reggie Jackson Steals Home in Game 5 of ALCSReggie Jackson Steals Home in Game 5 of ALCS
Read more on this day in Baseball - http://www.thebaseballpage.com Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Whether it was the slide or the collision, this time it would result in a torn left hamstring that would force Reggie to leave the game and keep him from appearing in the '72 World Series. Jackson is the only player to ever steal home in league championship play. After the chaos of that hard fought series Dick Williams was quoted as saying that he slept like a baby. That is, he "woke up every two hours crying". -
9:54Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 2of2
Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 2of2Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 2of2
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast. My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps. Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews include: Lance Parrish, Ernie Harwell, Kirk Gibson, Bill Freehan, George Kell, Jim Price, Dave Bergman, Steve Kemp, Mickey Lolich, John Wockenfuss, Dave Rozema, Frank Howard, Milt Wilcox, Dan Petry, Jon Warden, Tom Brookens, John Hiller, Jason Thompson, Rod Allen, Jim Northrup, Willie Horton, Darrel Evens, Frank Tanana and capped off with Tigers President and GM Dave Dombrowski offering me a contract. If you're a fan, you'll enjoy it. At least I hope you will. -
2:09Reggie Jackson Steals Home & Extra Innings. Oct 12 - This Day In Baseball
Reggie Jackson Steals Home & Extra Innings. Oct 12 - This Day In BaseballReggie Jackson Steals Home & Extra Innings. Oct 12 - This Day In Baseball
Read More: Reggie Jackson - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/jacksre01/bio Post Season - http://www.thebaseballpage.com Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Whether it was the slide or the collision, this time it would result in a torn left hamstring that would force Reggie to leave the game and keep him from appearing in the '72 World Series. Jackson is the only player to ever steal home in league championship play. After the chaos of that hard fought series Dick Williams was quoted as saying that he slept like a baby. That is, he "woke up every two hours crying". October 12, 1980 - The Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Houston Astros, 8 - 7, to capture the NLCS in 6 games. In the 10th inning, Garry Maddox drives in Del Unser to end a dramatic playoff series that featured four extra-inning games. The game and series ended with Tug McGraw striking out Willie Wilson at 11:29 p.m. Wilson set a World Series record by striking out twelve times in the six-game set. Ryan Howard, also of the Phillies, would break that record by striking out 13 times in the 2009 World Series. Steve Carlton would get the win, Tug McGraw would get the save and Mike Schmidt was named the World Series MVP. The Phillies became the last of the original AL and NL franchises to win a World Series title. This was also the first World Series to be played on artificial turf. -
7:02Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 1of2
Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 1of2Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 1of2
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast. My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps. Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews include: Lance Parrish, Ernie Harwell, Kirk Gibson, Bill Freehan, George Kell, Jim Price, Dave Bergman, Steve Kemp, Mickey Lolich, John Wockenfuss, Dave Rozema, Frank Howard, Milt Wilcox, Dan Petry, Jon Warden, Tom Brookens, John Hiller, Jason Thompson, Rod Allen, Jim Northrup, Willie Horton, Darrel Evens, Frank Tanana and capped off with Tigers President and GM Dave Dombrowski offering me a contract. If you're a fan, you'll enjoy it. At least I hope you will. -
2:322015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition
2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition
A Dave & Adam's Exclusive! Introducing 2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition! There are 133 cards. 1 card per pack. Every pack contains 1 PSA/DNA certified autographed card! Look for these Tremendous Ten redemption cards: Good for a shot at the grand prize, a 1964 Topps Giants #25 Mickey Mantle Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified Or 1 of the following: * 1958 Topps #476 Stan Musial Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1958 Topps #482 Ernie Banks Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1958 Topps #486 Willie Mays Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1959 Topps #514 Bob Gibson Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1970 Topps #500 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1973 Topps #100 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1983 Topps #482 Tony Gwynn RC Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1985 Fleer #286 Kirby Puckett RC Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * Lot of 6 Autograph Card 1964 Topps Giants Jim Bunning, Bill Freehan, Juan Marichal, Luis Aparicio, Dick Radatz, and Orlando Cepeda To see the complete checklist of the cards that are available, go here: http://www.dacardworld.co/search?Search=2015+hit+parade Tremendous Ten redemptions must be submitted to Dave and Adam's Card World. Redemptions can be submitted via phone at 1-888-440-9787 or email at service@dacardworld.com Once all Tremendous Ten redemptions are received we will hold a live drawing in July on DACW Live (www.dacardworld.com/live) to give away the cards.
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Michigan Baseball Hall of Famer: Bill Freehan
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Interview with Bill Freehan
Mike Matheny's coach at Michigan, Bill Freehan, tells us what the new St. Louis Cardinals manager was like at age 18. -
Game 7 1968 World Series - Full 9th Inning - Detroit Tigers v St Louis Cardinals
Full 9th inning from Game 7 of the 1968 World Series. The Tigers score their fourth run in the top of the 9th on a single from Don Wert; and the Cardinals score their first run in the bottom of the 9th on a homerun by Mike Shannon with two outs. Tim McCarver was up next, and fouled out to Bill Freehan on the first pitch and the Tigers won the series. Also includes clubhouse interviews with Kaline and Lolich. Tape from ESPN Classic Sports. -
1972 ALCS Game 4 - Tigers 4 A's 3 (10 innings)
A repeat of the pitching matchup from Game 1 (Hunter vs. Lolich), this one really hurt. After the A's scored 2 in the top of the 10th and were 3 outs away from the pennant, the Tigers scored 3 in the bottom half and forced a decisive game 5......and the A's never got an out! The A's would routinely pinch-hit for their second baseman, and when Dick Green got hurt they put Gene Tenace (who would be a hero in 2 weeks time) there, to disastrous effect. A classic game to be sure. -
Detroit Tigers before opening day, 1963 Vintage
Dying the grass green for opening day is my Dad and his painting company, Expert Painting & Window Cleaning. Back when the gates were always open before the season for Detroiters to sneak a peak at practice. This was the year for Mickey Lolich, Denny McLain, Bill Freehan, Norm Cash, Willie Horton, Al Kaline and others -
One in a Million: The Ron LeFlore Story
A short clip from the Ron LeFlore story. Starring Levar Burton, featuring Billy Martin, Al Kaline, Norm Cash, Jim Northrup and Bill Freehan. Filmed at Tiger Stadium in Detroit. -
Lou Brock Is Still Out!
(Or is he?) Forty-five years later, at the site of old Tiger Stadium, Detroit Tigers fans re-create Willie Horton's historic throw from left field to nail Cardinals oufielder Lou Brock at home plate in Game 5 of the '68 World Series. This dramatic play changed not only the face of the game, but the face of the Series itself. Trailing three games to one, Horton and the Tigers mount a masterful comeback and ultimately defeat the Cardinals in seven games. For my money, this is the greatest play in Detroit sports history. And a great example of why catcher Bill Freehan deserves his own statue. http://wapc.mlb.com/play/?content_id=19973253&topic;_id=&c;_id=mlb&tcid;=vpp_copy_19973253&v;=3 -
Reggie Jackson Steals Home in Game 5 of ALCS
Read more on this day in Baseball - http://www.thebaseballpage.com Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Whether it was the slide or the collision, this time it would... -
Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 2of2
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast. My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps. Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews ... -
Reggie Jackson Steals Home & Extra Innings. Oct 12 - This Day In Baseball
Read More: Reggie Jackson - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/jacksre01/bio Post Season - http://www.thebaseballpage.com Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Wh... -
Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 1of2
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast. My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps. Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews ... -
2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition
A Dave & Adam's Exclusive! Introducing 2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition! There are 133 cards. 1 card per pack. Every pack contains 1 PSA/DNA certified autographed card! Look for these Tremendous Ten redemption cards: Good for a shot at the grand prize, a 1964 Topps Giants #25 Mickey Mantle Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified Or 1 of the following: * 1958 Topps #476 Stan Musial Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1958 Topps #482 Ernie Banks Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1958 Topps #486 Willie Mays Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1959 Topps #514 Bob Gibson Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1970 Topps #500 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1973 Topps #100 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified * 1983 Topps #482 Tony Gwynn RC Autograph Card P...
Michigan Baseball Hall of Famer: Bill Freehan
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- published: 12 Aug 2015
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Interview with Bill Freehan
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- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 05 Mar 2012
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Mike Matheny's coach at Michigan, Bill Freehan, tells us what the new St. Louis Cardinals manager was like at age 18.
Mike Matheny's coach at Michigan, Bill Freehan, tells us what the new St. Louis Cardinals manager was like at age 18.
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Mike Matheny's coach at Michigan, Bill Freehan, tells us what the new St. Louis Cardinals manager was like at age 18.
- published: 05 Mar 2012
- views: 2442
Game 7 1968 World Series - Full 9th Inning - Detroit Tigers v St Louis Cardinals
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- Duration: 13:16
- Updated: 20 Jan 2014
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Full 9th inning from Game 7 of the 1968 World Series. The Tigers score their fourth run in the top of the 9th on a single from Don Wert; and the Cardinals scor...
Full 9th inning from Game 7 of the 1968 World Series. The Tigers score their fourth run in the top of the 9th on a single from Don Wert; and the Cardinals score their first run in the bottom of the 9th on a homerun by Mike Shannon with two outs. Tim McCarver was up next, and fouled out to Bill Freehan on the first pitch and the Tigers won the series. Also includes clubhouse interviews with Kaline and Lolich. Tape from ESPN Classic Sports.
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Full 9th inning from Game 7 of the 1968 World Series. The Tigers score their fourth run in the top of the 9th on a single from Don Wert; and the Cardinals score their first run in the bottom of the 9th on a homerun by Mike Shannon with two outs. Tim McCarver was up next, and fouled out to Bill Freehan on the first pitch and the Tigers won the series. Also includes clubhouse interviews with Kaline and Lolich. Tape from ESPN Classic Sports.
- published: 20 Jan 2014
- views: 39952
1972 ALCS Game 4 - Tigers 4 A's 3 (10 innings)
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- Duration: 4:42
- Updated: 23 Oct 2013
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A repeat of the pitching matchup from Game 1 (Hunter vs. Lolich), this one really hurt. After the A's scored 2 in the top of the 10th and were 3 outs away from...
A repeat of the pitching matchup from Game 1 (Hunter vs. Lolich), this one really hurt. After the A's scored 2 in the top of the 10th and were 3 outs away from the pennant, the Tigers scored 3 in the bottom half and forced a decisive game 5......and the A's never got an out! The A's would routinely pinch-hit for their second baseman, and when Dick Green got hurt they put Gene Tenace (who would be a hero in 2 weeks time) there, to disastrous effect. A classic game to be sure.
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A repeat of the pitching matchup from Game 1 (Hunter vs. Lolich), this one really hurt. After the A's scored 2 in the top of the 10th and were 3 outs away from the pennant, the Tigers scored 3 in the bottom half and forced a decisive game 5......and the A's never got an out! The A's would routinely pinch-hit for their second baseman, and when Dick Green got hurt they put Gene Tenace (who would be a hero in 2 weeks time) there, to disastrous effect. A classic game to be sure.
- published: 23 Oct 2013
- views: 9943
Detroit Tigers before opening day, 1963 Vintage
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- Duration: 3:26
- Updated: 21 May 2011
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Dying the grass green for opening day is my Dad and his painting company, Expert Painting & Window Cleaning. Back when the gates were always open before the se...
Dying the grass green for opening day is my Dad and his painting company, Expert Painting & Window Cleaning. Back when the gates were always open before the season for Detroiters to sneak a peak at practice. This was the year for Mickey Lolich, Denny McLain, Bill Freehan, Norm Cash, Willie Horton, Al Kaline and others
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Dying the grass green for opening day is my Dad and his painting company, Expert Painting & Window Cleaning. Back when the gates were always open before the season for Detroiters to sneak a peak at practice. This was the year for Mickey Lolich, Denny McLain, Bill Freehan, Norm Cash, Willie Horton, Al Kaline and others
- published: 21 May 2011
- views: 6831
One in a Million: The Ron LeFlore Story
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- Duration: 8:11
- Updated: 12 Mar 2010
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A short clip from the Ron LeFlore story. Starring Levar Burton, featuring Billy Martin, Al Kaline, Norm Cash, Jim Northrup and Bill Freehan. Filmed at Tiger Sta...
A short clip from the Ron LeFlore story. Starring Levar Burton, featuring Billy Martin, Al Kaline, Norm Cash, Jim Northrup and Bill Freehan. Filmed at Tiger Stadium in Detroit.
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A short clip from the Ron LeFlore story. Starring Levar Burton, featuring Billy Martin, Al Kaline, Norm Cash, Jim Northrup and Bill Freehan. Filmed at Tiger Stadium in Detroit.
- published: 12 Mar 2010
- views: 20353
Lou Brock Is Still Out!
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- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 17 Oct 2013
- views: 886
(Or is he?)
Forty-five years later, at the site of old Tiger Stadium, Detroit Tigers fans re-create Willie Horton's historic throw from left field to nail Card...
(Or is he?)
Forty-five years later, at the site of old Tiger Stadium, Detroit Tigers fans re-create Willie Horton's historic throw from left field to nail Cardinals oufielder Lou Brock at home plate in Game 5 of the '68 World Series.
This dramatic play changed not only the face of the game, but the face of the Series itself. Trailing three games to one, Horton and the Tigers mount a masterful comeback and ultimately defeat the Cardinals in seven games.
For my money, this is the greatest play in Detroit sports history.
And a great example of why catcher Bill Freehan deserves his own statue.
http://wapc.mlb.com/play/?content_id=19973253&topic;_id=&c;_id=mlb&tcid;=vpp_copy_19973253&v;=3
wn.com/Lou Brock Is Still Out
(Or is he?)
Forty-five years later, at the site of old Tiger Stadium, Detroit Tigers fans re-create Willie Horton's historic throw from left field to nail Cardinals oufielder Lou Brock at home plate in Game 5 of the '68 World Series.
This dramatic play changed not only the face of the game, but the face of the Series itself. Trailing three games to one, Horton and the Tigers mount a masterful comeback and ultimately defeat the Cardinals in seven games.
For my money, this is the greatest play in Detroit sports history.
And a great example of why catcher Bill Freehan deserves his own statue.
http://wapc.mlb.com/play/?content_id=19973253&topic;_id=&c;_id=mlb&tcid;=vpp_copy_19973253&v;=3
- published: 17 Oct 2013
- views: 886
Reggie Jackson Steals Home in Game 5 of ALCS
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- Duration: 1:18
- Updated: 14 Oct 2011
- views: 17997
Read more on this day in Baseball - http://www.thebaseballpage.com
Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over ...
Read more on this day in Baseball - http://www.thebaseballpage.com
Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Whether it was the slide or the collision, this time it would result in a torn left hamstring that would force Reggie to leave the game and keep him from appearing in the '72 World Series. Jackson is the only player to ever steal home in league championship play. After the chaos of that hard fought series Dick Williams was quoted as saying that he slept like a baby. That is, he "woke up every two hours crying".
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Read more on this day in Baseball - http://www.thebaseballpage.com
Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Whether it was the slide or the collision, this time it would result in a torn left hamstring that would force Reggie to leave the game and keep him from appearing in the '72 World Series. Jackson is the only player to ever steal home in league championship play. After the chaos of that hard fought series Dick Williams was quoted as saying that he slept like a baby. That is, he "woke up every two hours crying".
- published: 14 Oct 2011
- views: 17997
Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 2of2
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- Duration: 9:54
- Updated: 15 Jul 2008
- views: 7138
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lake...
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast.
My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps.
Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews include: Lance Parrish, Ernie Harwell, Kirk Gibson, Bill Freehan, George Kell, Jim Price, Dave Bergman, Steve Kemp, Mickey Lolich, John Wockenfuss, Dave Rozema, Frank Howard, Milt Wilcox, Dan Petry, Jon Warden, Tom Brookens, John Hiller, Jason Thompson, Rod Allen, Jim Northrup, Willie Horton, Darrel Evens, Frank Tanana and capped off with Tigers President and GM Dave Dombrowski offering me a contract.
If you're a fan, you'll enjoy it. At least I hope you will.
wn.com/Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp Shot Heard Round Detroit 2Of2
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast.
My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps.
Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews include: Lance Parrish, Ernie Harwell, Kirk Gibson, Bill Freehan, George Kell, Jim Price, Dave Bergman, Steve Kemp, Mickey Lolich, John Wockenfuss, Dave Rozema, Frank Howard, Milt Wilcox, Dan Petry, Jon Warden, Tom Brookens, John Hiller, Jason Thompson, Rod Allen, Jim Northrup, Willie Horton, Darrel Evens, Frank Tanana and capped off with Tigers President and GM Dave Dombrowski offering me a contract.
If you're a fan, you'll enjoy it. At least I hope you will.
- published: 15 Jul 2008
- views: 7138
Reggie Jackson Steals Home & Extra Innings. Oct 12 - This Day In Baseball
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- Duration: 2:09
- Updated: 14 Oct 2011
- views: 3959
Read More:
Reggie Jackson - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/jacksre01/bio
Post Season - http://www.thebaseballpage.com
Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the...
Read More:
Reggie Jackson - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/jacksre01/bio
Post Season - http://www.thebaseballpage.com
Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Whether it was the slide or the collision, this time it would result in a torn left hamstring that would force Reggie to leave the game and keep him from appearing in the '72 World Series. Jackson is the only player to ever steal home in league championship play. After the chaos of that hard fought series Dick Williams was quoted as saying that he slept like a baby. That is, he "woke up every two hours crying".
October 12, 1980 - The Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Houston Astros, 8 - 7, to capture the NLCS in 6 games. In the 10th inning, Garry Maddox drives in Del Unser to end a dramatic playoff series that featured four extra-inning games. The game and series ended with Tug McGraw striking out Willie Wilson at 11:29 p.m. Wilson set a World Series record by striking out twelve times in the six-game set. Ryan Howard, also of the Phillies, would break that record by striking out 13 times in the 2009 World Series. Steve Carlton would get the win, Tug McGraw would get the save and Mike Schmidt was named the World Series MVP. The Phillies became the last of the original AL and NL franchises to win a World Series title. This was also the first World Series to be played on artificial turf.
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Read More:
Reggie Jackson - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/jacksre01/bio
Post Season - http://www.thebaseballpage.com
Oct. 12, 1972 -- In game 5 of the American League Championship Series the A's, win 2-1 over the Detroit Tigers. The deciding run comes in the second inning with Mickey Lolitch on the mound, Mike Epstein on first, and Reggie Jackson on third when A's Manager Dick Williams flashes the sign for a double steal. Reggie bounded down the third base line on the delayed steal as Tiger's shortstop Dick McAuliffe cut off the throw to second and fired it back to A's Catcher Bill Freehan. Reggie and Freehan collided and Jackson was called safe at the plate. Sal Bando, A's Captain, recalled that "Reggie had an unusual way of sliding. He would jump up, then leave his feet." Whether it was the slide or the collision, this time it would result in a torn left hamstring that would force Reggie to leave the game and keep him from appearing in the '72 World Series. Jackson is the only player to ever steal home in league championship play. After the chaos of that hard fought series Dick Williams was quoted as saying that he slept like a baby. That is, he "woke up every two hours crying".
October 12, 1980 - The Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Houston Astros, 8 - 7, to capture the NLCS in 6 games. In the 10th inning, Garry Maddox drives in Del Unser to end a dramatic playoff series that featured four extra-inning games. The game and series ended with Tug McGraw striking out Willie Wilson at 11:29 p.m. Wilson set a World Series record by striking out twelve times in the six-game set. Ryan Howard, also of the Phillies, would break that record by striking out 13 times in the 2009 World Series. Steve Carlton would get the win, Tug McGraw would get the save and Mike Schmidt was named the World Series MVP. The Phillies became the last of the original AL and NL franchises to win a World Series title. This was also the first World Series to be played on artificial turf.
- published: 14 Oct 2011
- views: 3959
Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 1of2
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- Duration: 7:02
- Updated: 10 Jul 2008
- views: 4833
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lake...
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast.
My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps.
Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews include: Lance Parrish, Ernie Harwell, Kirk Gibson, Bill Freehan, George Kell, Jim Price, Dave Bergman, Steve Kemp, Mickey Lolich, John Wockenfuss, Dave Rozema, Frank Howard, Milt Wilcox, Dan Petry, Jon Warden, Tom Brookens, John Hiller, Jason Thompson, Rod Allen, Jim Northrup, Willie Horton, Darrel Evens, Frank Tanana and capped off with Tigers President and GM Dave Dombrowski offering me a contract.
If you're a fan, you'll enjoy it. At least I hope you will.
wn.com/Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp Shot Heard Round Detroit 1Of2
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park. In 2004 I attended a week long camp in Lakeland Florida. The camps are organized by the Tigers and feature former players to make it even more fun. The camps are a blast.
My friends were always asking me to show them the videos and photos I shot so I made these video recaps. Part 1 features clips of the weekend camps at Tiger Stadium and Comerica Park plus the week long camp in Florida. It should give you a good idea of what your get to do at the camps.
Part 2 is a "documentary" of a now famous homerum that I hit (or didn't hit) at Tiger Stadium. I was able to interview several former Tiger alumni and have them recap the "Shot Heard Round' Detroit". Interviews include: Lance Parrish, Ernie Harwell, Kirk Gibson, Bill Freehan, George Kell, Jim Price, Dave Bergman, Steve Kemp, Mickey Lolich, John Wockenfuss, Dave Rozema, Frank Howard, Milt Wilcox, Dan Petry, Jon Warden, Tom Brookens, John Hiller, Jason Thompson, Rod Allen, Jim Northrup, Willie Horton, Darrel Evens, Frank Tanana and capped off with Tigers President and GM Dave Dombrowski offering me a contract.
If you're a fan, you'll enjoy it. At least I hope you will.
- published: 10 Jul 2008
- views: 4833
2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition
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- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 15 Apr 2015
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A Dave & Adam's Exclusive!
Introducing 2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition!
There are 133 cards. 1 card per pack. Every pack contains 1 ...
A Dave & Adam's Exclusive!
Introducing 2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition!
There are 133 cards. 1 card per pack. Every pack contains 1 PSA/DNA certified autographed card!
Look for these Tremendous Ten redemption cards:
Good for a shot at the grand prize, a 1964 Topps Giants #25 Mickey Mantle Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
Or 1 of the following:
* 1958 Topps #476 Stan Musial Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1958 Topps #482 Ernie Banks Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1958 Topps #486 Willie Mays Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1959 Topps #514 Bob Gibson Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1970 Topps #500 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1973 Topps #100 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1983 Topps #482 Tony Gwynn RC Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1985 Fleer #286 Kirby Puckett RC Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* Lot of 6 Autograph Card 1964 Topps Giants Jim Bunning, Bill Freehan, Juan Marichal, Luis Aparicio, Dick Radatz, and Orlando Cepeda
To see the complete checklist of the cards that are available, go here: http://www.dacardworld.co/search?Search=2015+hit+parade
Tremendous Ten redemptions must be submitted to Dave and Adam's Card World. Redemptions can be submitted via phone at 1-888-440-9787 or email at service@dacardworld.com
Once all Tremendous Ten redemptions are received we will hold a live drawing in July on DACW Live (www.dacardworld.com/live) to give away the cards.
wn.com/2015 Hit Parade Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition
A Dave & Adam's Exclusive!
Introducing 2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition!
There are 133 cards. 1 card per pack. Every pack contains 1 PSA/DNA certified autographed card!
Look for these Tremendous Ten redemption cards:
Good for a shot at the grand prize, a 1964 Topps Giants #25 Mickey Mantle Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
Or 1 of the following:
* 1958 Topps #476 Stan Musial Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1958 Topps #482 Ernie Banks Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1958 Topps #486 Willie Mays Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1959 Topps #514 Bob Gibson Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1970 Topps #500 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1973 Topps #100 Hank Aaron Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1983 Topps #482 Tony Gwynn RC Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* 1985 Fleer #286 Kirby Puckett RC Autograph Card PSA/DNA Certified
* Lot of 6 Autograph Card 1964 Topps Giants Jim Bunning, Bill Freehan, Juan Marichal, Luis Aparicio, Dick Radatz, and Orlando Cepeda
To see the complete checklist of the cards that are available, go here: http://www.dacardworld.co/search?Search=2015+hit+parade
Tremendous Ten redemptions must be submitted to Dave and Adam's Card World. Redemptions can be submitted via phone at 1-888-440-9787 or email at service@dacardworld.com
Once all Tremendous Ten redemptions are received we will hold a live drawing in July on DACW Live (www.dacardworld.com/live) to give away the cards.
- published: 15 Apr 2015
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I Endorse Bill Feehan
Voters in St. Joseph's Ridge, Viroqua, La Crosse and Prairie du Chien tell us why they're endorsing Bill Feehan for State Senate. Paid for by Feehan for Senate, Phil Bice Treasurer
Mickey Stanley Interview
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- Updated: 25 Jul 2014
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Erin Freehan, Special Events Director, Boys & Girls Club
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- Updated: 26 May 2010
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I Endorse Bill Feehan
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- Updated: 01 Nov 2012
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Voters in St. Joseph's Ridge, Viroqua, La Crosse and Prairie du Chien tell us why they're endorsing Bill Feehan for State Senate.
Paid for by Feehan for Senate...
Voters in St. Joseph's Ridge, Viroqua, La Crosse and Prairie du Chien tell us why they're endorsing Bill Feehan for State Senate.
Paid for by Feehan for Senate, Phil Bice Treasurer
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Voters in St. Joseph's Ridge, Viroqua, La Crosse and Prairie du Chien tell us why they're endorsing Bill Feehan for State Senate.
Paid for by Feehan for Senate, Phil Bice Treasurer
- published: 01 Nov 2012
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Michigan Baseball Hall of Famer: Bill Freehan
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Interview with Bill Freehan
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Game 7 1968 World Series - Full 9th Inning - Detroit Tigers v St Louis Cardinals
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1972 ALCS Game 4 - Tigers 4 A's 3 (10 innings)
A repeat of the pitching matchup from Game 1 (Hunter vs. Lolich), this one really hurt. A...
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1972 ALCS Game 4 - Tigers 4 A's 3 (10 innings)
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Detroit Tigers before opening day, 1963 Vintage
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Detroit Tigers before opening day, 1963 Vintage
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One in a Million: The Ron LeFlore Story
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Lou Brock Is Still Out!
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Forty-five years later, at the site of old Tiger Stadium, Detroit Tigers fans...
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Lou Brock Is Still Out!
Lou Brock Is Still Out!
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Reggie Jackson Steals Home in Game 5 of ALCS
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Reggie Jackson Steals Home in Game 5 of ALCS
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Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 2of2
For a few years, I attended some great baseball fantasy camps in Detroit played at Tiger S...
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Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 2of2
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Reggie Jackson Steals Home & Extra Innings. Oct 12 - This Day In Baseball
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Reggie Jackson Steals Home & Extra Innings. Oct 12 - This Day In Baseball
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Detroit Tigers Fantasy Camp / Shot Heard Round Detroit 1of2
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2015 Hit Parade: Certified Hard Signed Baseball Edition
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Mickey Stanley Interview
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Erin Freehan, Special Events Director, Boys & Girls Club
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I Endorse Bill Feehan
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'Mass rape' video on social media shocks Brazil
Edit BBC News 27 May 2016
Brazilian police are hunting more than 30 men suspected of raping a teenage girl in Rio de Janeiro, and of putting video of the attack on social media. The girl is reported to have gone to her boyfriend's house on Saturday and to have regained consciousness later, surrounded by the men ... ....
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Brazil police identify 4 of 30-plus men wanted in gang rape
Edit One India 28 May 2016
Rio de Janeiro, May 28. Police has said that they have identified and are searching for four of the more than 30 men suspected in the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl, a case that has rocked Latin America's largest nation ... ....
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It’s Game On for Sanders and Trump but Game Over for Hillary
Edit WorldNews.com 27 May 2016
Article by WNews.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. While it hasn’t been a good week for Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton, the latest twist and turn in this surprising 2016 presidential race has just caused Donald Trump’s and Bernie Sanders’ poll numbers to surge. Indeed, on ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” the presumptive Republican nominee was asked if he would consider debating with Sanders ... But it gets even worse ... Sanders....
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Donald Trump's San Diego rally draws more than 1,000 chanting protesters
Edit The Times of India 28 May 2016
SAN DIEGO. Donald Trump brought his message of walls and deportations to the doorstep of America's busiest border crossing on Friday as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee greeted supporters in SAN DIEGO , amid one of the largest counter-protests organized against him ... Waving U.S ... During Trump's speech on Friday, some protesters outside the convention center scaled a barrier and lobbed water bottles at police ... Sanders, a U.S....
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Judge orders Johnny Depp to stay away from estranged wife
Edit The Malta Independent 28 May 2016
A judge ordered Johnny Depp to stay away from estranged wife Amber Heard after she accused the Oscar-nominated actor of repeatedly hitting her during a recent fight and leaving her face bruised. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Carl H. Moor also ruled that Depp shouldn't try to contact Heard until a hearing is conducted on June 17 ... A Walt Disney Pictures spokesman declined comment on Heard's allegations ... ....
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Henning: Horton mentors rookie Moya
Edit Detroit news 25 May 2016
This was late Tuesday afternoon as the Tigers gathered for an evening game against the Phillies at Comerica Park ... Warmly. Seriously ... Horton played it on a hop, cranked up, and with a throwing motion Stanley had taught him (“pretend you’re pulling the overhead cord on a bus”) he launched a throw to Bill Freehan, the Tigers catcher who knew along with Horton that Brock might take for granted that he was scoring ... Freehan tagged Brock ... ....
Henning: Tigers’ real issue is its aging roster
Edit Detroit news 09 May 2016
Al Avila is caught, and knows it. He might need as soon as this week to fire a manager. And he knows it won’t make a lick of difference, not with this team, not when its real issues will linger ... Today ... J.D ... It’s what fueled their 1968 world championship (Al Kaline, Willie Horton, Jim Northrup, Mickey Stanley, Bill Freehan, Mickey Lolich) and their 1984 gang (Jack Morris, Alan Trammell, Lou Whitaker, Lance Parrish, Kirk Gibson, Dan Petry)....
Padres' Colbert scored winning run for NL in 1972 (San Diego Padres)
Edit Public Technologies 08 Mar 2016
Detroit catcher Bill Freehan drew a lead-off walk from the Pirates Steve Blass. Freehan advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt and scored on a one-out single to center by Minnesota second baseman Rod Carew ... The American League regained the lead with two runs in the top of the eighth off Bill Stoneman of the Montreal Expos. Boston catcher Bill Fisk ......
McCovey's 2 HRs led to ASG win in 1969 (San Diego Padres)
Edit Public Technologies 29 Feb 2016
Tigers catcher Bill Freehan led off the bottom of the third with a homer off Carlton ... The AL scored the game's final run in the bottom of the fourth on Freehan's two-out RBI single off Bob Gibson of the Cardinals. After Bill Singer of the Dodgers followed Gibson and pitched two perfect innings ... Freehan was 2-for-2 with a homer and two RBIs for the AL....
The top five catchers in Detroit Tigers history
Edit The Examiner 31 Jan 2016
They call catcher’s gear the “tools of ignorance” because of the abuse the player receives behind the plate ... Bill Freehan led the Tigers in the sixties and early seventies ... Bill Freehan http.//www.notinhalloffame.com/media/k2/items/cache/7586bcdd7a745d843a3897512742ccdb_XL.jpg 1. Bill Freehan. ....
Winter Meetings deals have turned franchises around
Edit MLB 03 Dec 2015
Atlanta's John Schuerholz knew he was acquiring baseball's best pitcher when he wrested free agent Greg Maddux from the clutches of the Yankees at the Winter Meetings in 1992 ... Once, during a 1975 session in Hollywood, Fla., the late Bill Veeck, who was running the White Sox for the second time, set up a table in the hotel lobby with a sign, "Ready to Deal!" ... Campbell thought he had traded Bill Freehan to Philadelphia for Bob Boone ... ....
J.D. Martinez named Tiger of the Year (Detroit Tigers)
Edit Public Technologies 12 Nov 2015
(Source. Detroit Tigers). DETROIT- J.D. Martinez has been selected the Tiger of the Year in voting conducted by the Detroit Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Martinez earned 19 of a possible 22 first place votes to capture the award for the first time in his career. Miguel Cabrera received two first place votes and Ian Kinsler received one vote ... Recipients of the Tiger of the Year Award. ... 1967 - Bill Freehan ... Martinez....
Tigers' Ryan welcomes return to bullpen as a relief
Edit Detroit news 22 Sep 2015
Detroit — Kyle Ryan, thank you for your efforts on Monday, now go back to the bullpen. Manager Brad Ausmus said before the game Tuesday he would be returning Ryan to his reliever duties, even though Ryan was sharp in a seven-inning spot start against the White Sox Monday. “As long as I’m on the field, it doesn’t matter,” Ryan said after he allowed two runs and six hits ... “My preference is the 'pen,” Ryan said last week ... Not Bill Freehan ... ....
Building toward a title: the Detroit Tigers 1962-67
Edit The Examiner 29 Aug 2015
The 1961 Tigers won 101 games, but fell victim to the Yankees. New York continued to dominate the American League until the mid-sixties. Meanwhile, the Tigers failed to match their 1961 success until 1968. After finishing second in 1961, they did not seriously contend again until 1967. That season, the Detroiters missed the World Series by a single game ... Twenty-one year old Bill Freehan played 100 games for Detroit in 1963 ... ....
From Cobb to J.D., here are Tigers with 3-homer games
Edit Detroit news 21 Jun 2015
The Detroit News 4.41 p.m. EDT June 21, 2015. J.D. Martinez points to the sky after his third homer Sunday.(Photo. Mike Stobe, Getty Images). CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. J.D ... Bill Freehan, at Boston, 1971 ... Bill Madlock, vs ... ....
Petrys put their mark on O.L St. Mary’s state title run
Edit Detroit news 11 Jun 2015
David Goricki, The Detroit News 7.32 p.m. EDT June 10, 2015. Warren Regina, which defeated Allen Park in the Division 1 quarterfinals, meets Mattawan in semifinals at 5.30 today.(Photo. Robin Buckson / Detroit News). CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. Dan Petry played a key role in the 1984 World Series championship run for the Tigers ... Mary’s coach Matt Petry ... The Salters are grandsons of Tigers legend Bill Freehan ... St ... Run machine. The St....
Foster: Horton says Cabrera stands alone in Tiger history
Edit Detroit news 23 May 2015
Terry Foster, The Detroit News 6.34 p.m. EDT May 23, 2015. Miguel Cabrera(Photo. Elizabeth Conley, Detroit News). CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. Detroit – Tigers great Willie Horton lets Miguel Cabrera know where he is sitting before most home games ... He wants to see how the old slugger responds ... The list includes former teammates Al Kaline and Bill Freehan, 1984 World Series champions Jack Morris, Lou Whitaker and Alan Trammell ... ....
Prep insider: G.P. North’s Sumbera reaches 1,000 wins
Edit Detroit news 11 May 2015
David Goricki, The Detroit News 7.56 p.m. EDT May 10, 2015 ... CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE ... 1,000 ... “It was a special day.” ... There have been just two baseball coaches at Kalkaska High and Bill Vandergriff will be coaching his 1,000th game Tuesday when the Blazers play a Lake Michigan Conference doubleheader at Charlevoix ... Francis ... I remember playing against Willie Horton and Bill Freehan at Northwestern Field, had some great times.” ... 9....
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