From Ty Cobb to Miguel Cabrera and Al Kaline to Justin Verlander, the Tigers have over a century's worth of all-time greats.

Harry Heilmann had 2,499 hits with the Detroit Tigers. No Tiger has hit .400 since Helimann led the AL at .403 in 1923. The 28-year-old racked up 211 hits — 138 singles, ...

Cobb would himself score to bring the Tigers within one on a Harry Heilmann single. ... throwing 11 consecutive balls to walk Cobb and Heilmann and give Lu Blue a 3-0 count. At long last, ...

¶ Detroit Outfielder Harry Heilmann and Pittsburgh Outfielder Paul ("Big Poison") Waner, niches No. 61 and 62 in baseball's Hall of Fame. Heilmann, who died last July, led the ...

And there’s more. Ohtani hit 15 home runs in June, which stands out even among this group of historically strong hitting performances. Indeed: The only players on the list whose incredible month ...

Many players should have joined Mariano Rivera as unanimous selections to the Baseball Hall of Fame, but none of them did.

Once a week or so an afternoon baseball game was televised. However, there were no captions showing the name of the player, or his batting average, and 75 years ago, the black and white games were ...

A Tribeca Films release, “Mary Heilmann: Waves, Roads, & Hallucinations” will debut on VOD platforms including AppleTV and Prime Video on Tuesday, July 30. Read More: Film; ...

'Mary Heilmann: Waves, Roads, & Hallucinations' premieres on streaming platforms July 30. Watch the trailer, an IndieWire exclusive, here.

Harry Heilmann wins the American League batting title, hitting .403. Rogers Hornsby of St. Louis leads the National League, at .384. It is Hornsby’s fourth of six consecutive batting titles.

Harry Heilmann, 1923. No Tiger has hit .400 since Helimann led the AL at .403 in 1923. The 28-year-old racked up 211 hits — 138 singles, 44 doubles, ...