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The Great Debate – 1975 Reds vs. 1984 Tigers – Milt Wilcox

by Brian @ Tuesday, January 25th, 2005. Filed under Debate, Milt Wilcox

Championship teams usually consist of a convergance between an improving core of young players with a handful of career years from a couple of your veterans. Milt Wilcox had a 16 year career in baseball, and he never won three games more then he lost in a season. Had it not been for his 17-8 [...]

Tigers Get By Padres, Take 2-1 World Series Lead

by Brian @ Tuesday, October 12th, 2004. Filed under 1984 Tigers Championship Diary, 1984 World Series, Alan Trammell, Barbero Garbey, Bill Scherrer, Chet Lemon, Darrell Evans, Kirk Gibson, Lance Parrish, Lou Whitaker, Marty castillo, Milt Wilcox, Willie Hernandez

1984 World Series Game 3 – October 12, 1984
Tigers 5, Padres 2
Tigers Lead Best of Seven Series 2-1
Milt Wilcox got the nod in game three after pitching an incredible game a week before in the ALCS. He started out this game on a decent note. He let a baserunner on in each of [...]

The Gem

by Brian @ Tuesday, October 5th, 2004. Filed under 1984 ALCS, 1984 Tigers Championship Diary, Barbero Garbey, Chet Lemon, Darrell Evans, Jack Morris, Marty castillo, Milt Wilcox, Willie Hernandez

1984 American League Championship SeriesOctober 5, 1984 Tigers 1, Royals 0 Tigers Win Best of Five Series 3-0
I really enjoy a good old pitching duel. One of my favorite games was Jack Morris’ 10 inning shutout in the 1992 World Series. This one was just as good, and it send the Tigers to the World [...]

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