Tigeraholic1

Get to the gates 30 minutes before they open, you will get one.

I am sure the league is more at ease tonight.

I am excited about it. Loved the original series. If you have not watched it a deff must.

Sunday Pie. Spaghetti baked on the charcoal Weber. Big hit with the teenagers.

Wasn’t sure were to post this. Amazing how these stats line up.

He was dreamy.

We appreciate you Sue!

Bill Leinhauser[edit] Bill Leinhauser Center fielder Born: November 4, 1893 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Died: April 14, 1978 (aged 84) Elkins Park, Pennsylvania Batted: Right Threw: Right MLB debut May 18, 1912, for the Detroit Tigers Last MLB appearance May 18, 1912, for the Detroit Tigers MLB statistics Batting average .000 Home runs 0 Runs batted in 0 Teams Detroit Tigers (1912) William Charles Leinhauser (November 4, 1893 – April 14, 1978) played center field for the replacement Tigers on May 18, 1912. A Philadelphia native, Leinhauser was a noted amateur welterweight boxer.[15] In the replacement game, he took Ty Cobb's spot in center field. He had no hits and struck out three times in four plate appearances. Defensively, he had only one chance and was credited with an assist and no errors.[16] Leinhauser later recalled that he wore Cobb's uniform and used his glove while playing in center field.[15] According to one account, "when Leinhauser's wife found that he had the audacity to replace the great Ty Cobb, she hit him with a skillet."[10]

G7 always sounded better than G8

Irwin had two triples in three at-bats in the game. He shares the record with Cecil Bolton for most triples in a career with no other hits at two. Irwin was the only member of the replacement Tigers to get a hit in a 24-2 loss. Two members of the coaching staff (Deacon McGuire and Joe Sugden), who were pressed into service for that game, also got one hit each.

Bennett Lee, C Transferring to Wake Forest ahead of the 2023 season, Lee appeared in 46 games with 43 starts for Wake Forest, collecting a .303 batting average with 43 hits, 34 RBIs and seven home runs.

The last guy who went all in. I was kidding.

Moonlight Graham

Still wouldn’t be mad if they grabbed him.

Don't hold your breath.