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- 1913 On May 17, 1913, pitcher George Mullin, who won a record 209 games for the Tigers, is sold to the Washington Senators. Mullin was 1-6 for Detroit in the young season and had struggled in 1912 as well. One of the best hitting pitchers in the game, “Wabash George” won 20 games five times for the Tigers and hit .261 in his 12 seasons in a Detroit uniform. He pitched many of the big games for the Tigers during his career.
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Recent Articles
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Former Tiger Pride was one of few deaf players to make it in big leagues
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Leyland gets a failing grade so far in 2012
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Amid the Tigers’ struggles, Austin Jackson’s turnaround is going largely unnoticed
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Personal catcher for “The Bird”, Kimm remembers the Summer of ’76
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Faithful soldier Moss stepped aside for Sparky in ’79
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The .400 hitter the Tigers let go to the Padres
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Jim Leyland’s unwavering approach to the bullpen is costing the Detroit Tigers
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Advice from Ted Williams helped Al Kaline become a mature hitter
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Injury to Rivera of Yankees reminiscent of Fidrych
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Tigers can learn something from Rangers, Rays about handling their pitching staff
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The best Tigers teams that didn’t make the post-season
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Without Brandon Inge, who do we blame now? No one—yet































