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==Franchise Records== |
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After adding some more fire-power in the off-season, the Detroit Tigers are looking to reclaim their throne atop the central division.
Team History
Retired Numbers
- 2 Charlie Gehringer
- 5 Hank Greenberg
- 6 Al Kaline
- 16 Hal Newhouser
- 23 Willie Horton
Owners
- Michael Ilitch 1992-Present
- Tom Monaghan 1983-1992
- John Fetzer 1960-1983
- Fred Knorr & John Fetzer 1956-1960
- Walter O. Briggs Jr. 1952-1956
- Walter O. Briggs Sr. 1935-52
- Frank J. Navin 1908-35
- William H. Yawkey 1904-07
- Samuel F. Angus 1902-03
- James D. Burns 1901
Managers
- Jim Leyland 2006-Present
- Alan Trammell 2003-2005
- Luis Pujols 2002
- Phil Garner 2000-2002
- Larry Parrish 1998-99
- Buddy Bell 1996-98
- Sparky Anderson 1979-95
- Dick Tracewski 1979
- Les Moss 1979
- Ralph Houk 1974-78
- Joe Schultz 1973
- Billy Martin 1971-73
- Mayo Smith 1967-70
- Frank Skaff 1966
- Bob Swift 1965-66
- Chuck Dressen 1963-66
- Bob Scheffing 1961-63
- Joe Gordon 1960
- Billy Hitchcock 1960
- Jimmy Dykes 1959-60
- Bill Norman 1958*-59
- Jack Tighe 1957-58
- Fred Hutchinson 1952-54
- Red Rolfe 1949-52
- Steve O’Neill 1943-48
- Mickey Cochran 1934-38
- Del Baker 1933; 1938-42
- Bucky Harris 1929-33; 1955-56
- George Moriarty 1927-28
- Ty Cobb 1921-26
- Hughie Jennings 1907-20
- Bill Armour 1905-06
- Bobby Lowe 1904
- Ed Barrow 1903-04
- Frank Dwyer 1902
- George Stallings 1901
Awards
MVP
- Willie Hernandez (1984)
- Denny McLain (1968)
- Hal Newhouser (1945)
- Hal Newhouser (1944)
- Hank Greenberg (1940)
- Charlie Gehringer (1937)
- Hank Greenberg (1935)
- Mickey Cochrane (1934)
Rookie Of The Year
- Justin Verlander (2005)
- Lou Whitaker (1978)
- Mark Fidrych (1976)
- Harvey Kuenn (1953)
Cy Young
- Willie Hernandez (1984)
- Denny McLain (1969)
- Denny McLain (1968)
Triple Crown Winners
- Ty Cobb (1909)
Batting Champions
- Magglio Ordonez - .363 (2007)
- Norm Cash - .361 (1961)
- Harvey Kuenn - .353 (1959)
- Al Kaline - .340 (1955)
- George Kell - .343 (1949)
- Charlie Gehringer - .371 (1937)
- Dale Alexander - .367 (1932)
- Harry Heilmann - .398 (1927)
- Heinie Manush - .378 (1926)
- Harry Heilmann - .393 (1925)
- Harry Heilmann - .394 (1923)
- Ty Cobb - .384 (1919)
- Ty Cobb - .382 (1918)
- Ty Cobb - .383 (1917)
- Ty Cobb - .369 (1915)
- Ty Cobb - .368 (1914)
- Ty Cobb - .390 (1913)
- Ty Cobb - .409 (1912)
- Ty Cobb - .420 (1911)
- Ty Cobb - .385 (1910)
- Ty Cobb - .377 (1909)
- Ty Cobb - .324 (1908)
- Ty Cobb - .350 (1907)
Home Run Champions
- Cecil Fielder - 44 (1991)
- Cecil Fielder - 51 (1990)
- Darrell Evans - 40 (1985)
- Hank Greenburg - 44 (1946)
- Rudy York - 34 (1943)
- Hank Greenburg - 41 (1940)
- Hank Greenburg - 58 (1938)
- Hank Greenburg - 36 (1935)
- Ty Cobb - 9 (1909)
- Sam Crawford - 7 (1908)
RBI Champions
- Cecil Fielder - 124 (1992)
- Cecil Fielder - 133 (1991)
- Cecil Fielder - 132 (1990)
- Ray Boone - 116 (1955)
- Hank Greenburg - 127 (1946)
- Rudy York - 118 (1943)
- Hank Greenburg - 150 (1940)
- Hank Greenburg - 183 (1937)
- Hank Greenburg - 170 (1935)
- Bobby Veach - 78 (1918)
- Bobby Veach - 103 (1917)
- Sam Crawford and Bobby Veach - 112 (1915)
- Sam Crawford - 104 (1914)
- [[Ty Cobb - 127] (1911)
- Sam Crawford - 120 (1910)
- [[Ty Cobb - 107] (1909)
- [[Ty Cobb - 108] (1908)
- [[Ty Cobb - 119] (1907)
Franchise Records
Career Records
- Home Runs: Al Kaline, 399 (1953-1974)
- Runs Batted In: Ty Cobb, 1804 (1905-1926)
- Batting Average (minimum 1,000 plate appearances): Ty Cobb, .368 (1905-1926)
- Hits: Ty Cobb, 3900 (1905-1926)
- Runs: Ty Cobb, 2088 (1905-1926)
- Doubles: Ty Cobb, 665 (1905-1926)
- Triples: Ty Cobb, 284 (1905-1926)
- Stolen Bases: Ty Cobb, 865 (1905-1926)
- Walks: Al Kaline, 1277 (1953-1974)
- Wins: Hooks Dauss, 222 (1912-1926)
- Saves: Mike Henneman, 154 (1987-1994)
- Strikeouts: Mickey Lolich, 2679 (1963-1975)
- Earned Run Average: Harry Coveleski, 2.34 (1914-1918)
Single Season Records
- Home Runs: Hank Greenberg, 58 (1938)
- Runs Batted In: Hank Greenberg, 183 (1937)
- Batting Average: Ty Cobb, .420 (1911)
- Hits: Ty Cobb, 248 (1911)
- Runs: Ty Cobb, 147 (1911)
- Doubles: Hank Greenberg, 63 (1934)
- Triples: Sam Crawford, 26 (1914)
- Stolen Bases: Ty Cobb, 96 (1915)
- Hitting Streak:
- Walks: Roy Cullenbine, 137 (1947)
- Wins: Denny McLain, 31 (1968)
- Saves: Todd Jones, 42 (2000)
- Strikeouts: Mickey Lolich, 308 (1971)
- Earned Run Average: Ed Summers, 1.64 (1908)
Record Per Season
Year | Record |
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1901 | 74-61 .548 |
1902 | 52-83 .385 |
1903 | 65-71 .478 |
1904 | 62-90 .408 |
1905 | 79-74 .516 |
1906 | 71-78 .477 |
1907 | 92-58 .613 |
1908 | 90-63 .588 |
1909 | 98-54 .645 |
1910 | 86-68 .558 |
1911 | 89-65 .578 |
1912 | 69-84 .451 |
1913 | 66-87 .431 |
1914 | 80-73 .523 |
1915 | 100-54 .649 |
1916 | 87-67 .565 |
1917 | 78-75 .510 |
1918 | 55-71 .437 |
1919 | 80-60 .571 |
1920 | 71-82 .464 |
1921 | 71-82 .464 |
1922 | 79-75 .513 |
1923 | 83-71 .539 |
1924 | 86-68 .558 |
1925 | 81-73 .526 |
1926 | 79-75 .513 |
1927 | 82-71 .536 |
1928 | 66-86 .442 |
1929 | 70-84 .455 |
1930 | 75-79 .487 |
1931 | 61-93 .396 |
1932 | 76-75 .503 |
1933 | 75-79 .487 |
1934 | 101-53 .656 |
1935 | 93-58 .616 |
1936 | 83-71 .539 |
1937 | 89-65 .578 |
1938 | 84-70 .545 |
1939 | 81-73 .526 |
1940 | 90-64 .584 |
1941 | 75-79 .487 |
1942 | 73-81 .474 |
1943 | 78-76 .506 |
1944 | 88-66 .571 |
1945 | 88-65 .575 |
1946 | 92-62 .597 |
1947 | 85-69 .552 |
1948 | 78-76 .506 |
1949 | 87-67 .565 |
1950 | 95-59 .617 |
1951 | 73-81 .474 |
1952 | 50-104 .325 |
1953 | 60-94 .390 |
1954 | 68-86 .442 |
1955 | 79-75 .513 |
1956 | 82-72 .532 |
1957 | 78-76 .506 |
1958 | 77-77 .500 |
1959 | 76-78 .494 |
1960 | 71-83 .461 |
1961 | 101-61 .623 |
1962 | 85-76 .528 |
1963 | 79-83 .488 |
1964 | 85-77 .525 |
1965 | 89-73 .549 |
1966 | 88-74 .543 |
1967 | 91-71 .562 |
1968 | 103-59 .636 |
1969 | 90-72 .556 |
1970 | 79-83 .488 |
1971 | 91-71 .562 |
1972 | 86-70 .551 |
1973 | 85-77 .525 |
1974 | 72-90 .444 |
1975 | 57-102 .358 |
1976 | 74-87 .460 |
1977 | 74-88 .457 |
1978 | 86-76 .531 |
1979 | 85-76 .528 |
1980 | 84-78 .519 |
1981 | 60 49 .550 |
1982 | 83 79 .512 |
1983 | 92-70 .568 |
1984 | 104-58 .642 |
1985 | 84-77 .522 |
1986 | 87-75 .537 |
1987 | 98-64 .605 |
1988 | 88-74 .543 |
1989 | 59-103 .364 |
1990 | 79-83 .488 |
1991 | 84-78 .519 |
1992 | 75-87 .463 |
1993 | 85-77 .525 |
1994 | 53-62 .461 |
1995 | 60-84 .417 |
1996 | 53-109 .327 |
1997 | 79-83 .488 |
1998 | 65-97 .401 |
1999 | 69-92 .429 |
2000 | 79-83 .488 |
2001 | 66-96 .407 |
2002 | 55-106 .342 |
2003 | 43-119 .265 |
2004 | 72-90 .444 |
2005 | 71-91 .438 |
2006 | 95-67 .586 |
2007 | 88-74 .543 |
Minor League Teams
- AAA: Toledo Mud Hens - International League
- AA: Erie SeaWolves - Eastern League
- Advanced A: Lakeland Flying Tigers - Florida State League
- A: West Michigan Whitecaps - Midwest League
- Short A: Oneonta Tigers - New York-Penn League
- Rookie: Gulf Coast Tigers - Gulf Coast League