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I never been to Tiger Stadium, but just from watching Tiger games on TV, when they were on national TV, or playing the Orioles, you could see how great of a ballpark it must have been to watch baseball. Even upper deck seats in the outfield were good seats.

As someone who grew up in Maryland in the 1980s and early 90s, I didn't get to see a lot of Tiger games. Unless they were playing the Orioles, or were on the NBC GOW, or ABC MNB. But Kirk Gibson's HR against the San Diego Padres, against Goose Gossage, is something I got to see. 1 of the best power relievers ever, against someone who could anyone's fastball, out of any ballpark in MLB.

The 1990 was best year

He wears his pants up really high.

Thanks for putting reggies homerun on there

ford aerostar n chevy better

1987

I would also add the last game of the season in 1987 against the Toronto Blue Jays when Frank Tananarive pitched a 1-0 shutout and the Tigers completed their late season comeback to win the AL East.

Actually this is for the 1987 model year. Not 1989.

Dick The Bruiser...Awesome. George convinced you it was him. That's how good it was.

87 is a lot different than 88 and 89 lot different.... As in 50 hp different.... Seats... Injectors... flywheel.. different....

At 77 Mr. Hockey is still my idol. RIP #9 hope to see you again In hockey heaven for a game.

2nd geezer said Eddie Shore, not Howe. Editing mistake?

It seems strange now that the pop-up headlights were a styling update to the recessed quad lights.

Карьера растянута на 35 лет

Shoud have renovated Tiger Stadium. The Cubs and Red Sox have proven that with money and patience a complete overhaul could have been done at Michigan and Trumble. Instead we got a replacement stadium. It's new, but a cavernous frying pan with seats a mile from the field.

what was that garbage gossage through up there,,... it went deep

Gibson's HR was awesome, but it overshadows the most important HR from that game. The HR hit by Lance Parrish the inning before, off Gossage. THAT was the game winning hit. Gibson's 2nd HR was just icing on the cake.

Tiger Stadium was one of the greatest sports cathedrals ever.

My favorite part of Gibson's home run was when you heard Sparky in the dugout say to Gibson, "He don't want to walk you." Sparky then made the gesture with his hands like he was holding a bat and motioned to Gibson to put the wood to it - and he did. Hitting that off of Gossage had to be sweet for Gibby after Gossage abused him so much as a Yankee. It was even sweeter that Gibby did it in the World Series after Gossage told his manager, "I got this." Very, very sweet indeed!

I'd love to see the 10 min version

Wow who knew this man would one day be the Tigers play-by-play announcer a little over 20 years later

The lame gun preferably learn because pint therapeutically drip past a horrible porcupine. nonstop, racial underwear

Sounds like Ronald Regan.

This old stadium.is better than co amerca park i stopped going to tiger games .

This is a Chrysler Conquest Tsi NOT a Dodge Conquest Tsi.

4 generations of my family attended games in that ball park. I remember holding my son who is now 27 in my lap making it officially 4 generations. It was like a second home to me.

Call Jim Johnson @248-408-2200 Call if you want a venereal disease and a prick.

I didn't get to see any great games but I will never forget '76. A home run knocked out of the park. Willie Horton, Rusty Staub, Leflore's blazing speed. The Bird. The park food. Loved it, loved all of it.

Thank you so much for sharing this from wonderful Tiger Stadium. God bless everyone and happy Easter

Whoa! Matt Shepherd looking so young!

J.J. Is on WOMC now.

Yes, "trader Jack" dismantled a championship team because of personality clashes. Adams never won another cup. He handed Montreal the next five though.

Stadium was magical wish they could bring it back the location everything was magical . The new stadium don't even come close sucks!

I attended several games at the "Corner" , from 1969 (my first) to the second to last game 1999. I will always cherish the great memories of that wonderful ballpark. I will miss it for all of my life. Comerica is a great park, but still nothing like the atmosphere of Tiger Stadium.

J.J. Johnson is now a full on drinker of the Trump Orange Ass Goo.

The greatest game was my first game, I was seven. I don't even remember who played but I'll never forget walking up that tunnel and seeing the sea of green. Greenest grass I ever saw.

oh cool it's shep. All these years ago and now he's the tv pbp guy

In '68 I was at the "Gates Brown Double Header". Gates pinch hit a single to score the winning run in the ninth. In the second game he scored the winning run in, yes, the ninth inning!

I get a few goosebumps from 68 on up, because I lived through that.

He was on Learn To Read

My dad used to buy us skyline tickets for just $2 each, after the 3rd inning we would move to the front row LOL! Ahhh the good ole days.

Oh my lord he is so young compared to now

They should of saved something from that stadium it was iconic dam.

Beautifull car

Great Piece Of History. Nice job Matt, and you still look good even without that dark brown hair. LOL

My ashes will be at the corner of Michigan and Trumbull Ave.

The best game/s ever at Tiger Stadium? As someone who saw many games there over the span of 35 years I can give a definitive answer as someone who was there when Gibby hit that home run... The best games by far were ANY game that Mark Fidrych pitched in the summer of 1976. These was the most magical, electrifying atmosphere I have even been witness to. It's a shame he did have a better supporting cast or he'd have been even more dominant. There was never anyone/anything like him before and no one like him since. RIP Bird.

RIP Red <3