-
Recent Posts
- Hall-of-Famer Gaylord Perry was involved in two notable games against the Detroit Tigers
- Boyd’s return gives Tigers’ pitching staff depth with some veteran leadership
- It is George Lerchen’s 100th birthday – former Tigers player was Detroit native
- Candelario had his moments but fell short of expectations
- Bill Gilbreth, who threw complete games in wins in two of his first three games for Detroit in 1971, dies at age 72 of complications from heart surgery
Recent Comments
ballparkman1955 on Frank Bolling, the Tigers… William Westbrook on Frank Bolling, the Tigers… Pat Kilroy on Kirk Gibson’s home run i… ballparkman1955 on Second baseman Charlie Gehring… John McAlpine on Second baseman Charlie Gehring… Archives
Categories
Meta
Category Archives: Detroit Red Wings
Zetterberg, Datsyuk lead all-decade team for Red Wings
This will be the first of four all-decade teams for the major sports in Detroit, and the Red Wings team offers some easy choices and maybe a few surprises. In addition to a first team and a runnr-up, there will … Continue reading
Red Wings played their first game in 1932 and shut out Chicago in front of 8,000 fans at Olympia Stadium
The city of Detroit had been home to a team in the National Hockey League for six years before the Red Wings took the ice. Detroit’s first team was the Detroit Cougars, who lasted for four seasons from 1926-30. After … Continue reading
Posted in Detroit Red Wings
Leave a comment
Here are the best Game 7s in Detroit pro sports history
To a sports fan, the words “Game 7” are magical. Tonight, baseball fans will be treated to Game 7 of the World Series, and the Kansas City Royals are the fortunate hosts to the San Francisco Giants. While it’s hard … Continue reading
Posted in Chip's Shots, Detroit Pistons, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Tigers, MLB, NBA, NHL
Leave a comment