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Al Kaline, a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame who played his entire 22-year career with the Detroit Tigers, died Monday. He was 85.
April 6, 2020
Hall of Famer Al Kaline among Mike Trout’s biggest fans
July 16, 2012
Al Kaline still recalls the distinct sound and the spectacular sight as though it was yesterday, instead of 34 years ago.
July 10, 2005
Although not often mentioned when talking about great power hitters, Stan Musial is near the top of two home run lists.
Sept. 6, 1998
Funeral services were held for former Detroit Tigers slugger Norm Cash, the 1961 American League batting champion, who was remembered warmly by Al Kaline and other ex-Tigers as a man who never allowed his teammates to take themselves too seriously.
Oct. 17, 1986
at Detroit 11, Oakland 6: Magglio Ordonez hit two homers during an eight-run second inning and the Tigers won consecutive games for only the second time since mid-July.
Aug. 13, 2007
Al Kaline told Robert Fick to go out and make some history.
Sept. 28, 1999
Many Hall of Famers seem glad Clemens, Bonds were snubbed
Jan. 10, 2013
Kansas City’s George Brett took another step toward the Hall of Fame with his 300th home run as the Royals beat the slumping Cleveland Indians, 7-3, Thursday at Cleveland.
May 14, 1993
Players with 3,000 hits but less than .300 career batting averages: Al Kaline .297 career average Lou Brock .293 Eddie Murray .287 Carl Yastrzemski .285 Robin Yount .285 Dave Winfield .283 Cal Ripken Jr. .277 Source: World Features Syndicate
Aug. 27, 2001