As is the case with each one of the posts under this heading, By the Numbers is a regular series here at Tigers Tracks that profiles a current or former player that wore each uniform number. If you missed the previous entries, where have you been? You can catch up by clicking the “By the Numbers” tag [...]
Tags: BTN, Tommy Bridges
Whether you and yours celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Festivus, Kwanzaa, or any other holiday around this time of year, the staff here at Tigers Tracks would like to extend the warmest of greetings to you.
As you can see, the site has undergone a bit of a face-lift. Basically, I was trying to eliminate the spacing problem [...]
Tags: Angels, Bob, Chris, Christmas, Holidays, Thank You, Valerie
Last night, the Chicago Bulls held a 35 point lead with eight minutes to go in the third quarter, but couldn’t hold off the Kings. In 1992, the Houston Oilers lead the Buffalo Bills 35-3 in the third, only to lose the playoff game(That one still hurts). And in 2009, the Tigers blew a three [...]
Tags: Dave Dombrowski, Dusty Ryan
In this ninth episode of BTN, I was a little surprised by just how few significant players ever wore No. 9 for Detroit. If you haven’t seen the list so far, click the By the Numbers tab at the top of this page, where you will find links to the profiles of each player 1-8.
Trying [...]
Tags: BTN, Carlos Guillen, Damion Easley, Dave Dombrowski, Jim Leyland, Pete Fox, Rich Aurilia
Earlier this season, the Baseball Bloggers Alliance was formed and Tigers Tracks has been a proud member since September. Following the season, the BBA announced season ending awards, which were voted on in the same manner as the BBWAA. The BBA is committed to growth and our hope is to foster a good working relationship [...]
Tags: Alan Trammell, Barry Larkin, BBA, Bert Blyleven, Hall of Fame, Jack Morris, Roberto Alomar, Tim Raines