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One more note on Kaline. Remember him saying, he had a lot of homers wiped out because of rain outs. Like 8 or so which included one of his 29 season's.

Matty Nokes hit 32 in 87'. never forget.

I believe he was leading the league in the triple crown before he got hurt. one year, anyway would have been legend. Also, Kirk Giibson was hurt one season and had 27 hr's in like 120 games.

Well, that makes everything all right... Go Miggy!

Why do the Tiger's play so abysmal at home. Besides that hr by Meadows and the GS by Carpenter, the team seams to play with more verve on the road.

Didn't do any worse than the other ones.

To be honest, they could use some help. the rest of the team isn't doing much. those 2 are carrying this team.

I remember Hasse hitting a few clutch bombs vs. the Indians. Always hit well against his former team.

I miss Hasse already. Not that he was great shakes this season but you know the pitchers knew Hasse well. and he proved to be a 20-25 hr guy. meanining, probably will hit better the rest of the season compared to this other guy Kelly. Maybe not, but try to convince me the new guy is a lot better than Hasse will be the rest of the way.

Hard to believe that's not a homer at Coors and Wrigley. Also, what stats Tork would put up at Fenway if he played there.

good to see the Tiger's use Fenway Park to an advantage. Hit high flies to left... not deep flies to cavernous right field.

Yeah, I think the shadow got in his eyes..

Is it too much to ask our manager to chirp just a little to defend his player after such a blatant bad call..

isn't it about time Hasse did something. Like, anything positive. Lately, even his handling of pitchers isn't up to snuff, compared to Rogers.

Hinch has to pull a Maton and send Ibanez down