Mickey Lolich, the 1968 World Series MVP for the champion Tigers and a one-time Mets pitcher, died Wednesday. He was 85.

Legendary Detroit Tigers pitcher Mickey Lolich, who had three complete game victories in the 1968 World Series to earn MVP ...

Pitching for the Tigers, he notched three complete-game victories in defeating the St. Louis Cardinals for the championship, earning the Series’ M.V.P. honors.

The Detroit Tigers have had some great pitchers in their long history, but few made their mark the way left-hander Mickey ...

The Tigers traded Lolich to the New York Mets in a four-player trade that sent Rusty Staub to Detroit following the 1975 ...

Mickey Lolich, the Tigers left-hander who blossomed from a skinny strong-armed southpaw in Oregon to the hero of Detroit’s 1968 World Series comeback, has passed away. He was 85. "Lolich was a great ...

Tigers legend and 1968 World Series hero Mickey Lolich passed away at 85. Read about his remarkable career at MLB Trade ...

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Here is Brian McTaggart’s ranking of the top five first basemen in Astros history: 1. Jeff Bagwell, 1991-2005 Key fact: Hall of Famer is franchise leader in homers (449) and RBIs (1,529) ...

CHICAGO (WGN) — The first big splash of the baseball offseason in Chicago was made by the White Sox—and not the Cubs—on Sunday morning. First reported by ESPN’s Jeff Passan, a source confirmed to ...

Rusty Staub was traded in 1975 from the Mets to the Detroit Tigers in a deal that was primarily focused on him and Mickey Lolich. Lolich wanted nothing to do with the trade, opting to retire after one ...

2005 Claremont Lane, which was constructed in 1959 and designed by renowned architect John Staub, was the No. 3 most expensive home sold in the Houston area the week ...