Former Detroit Tigers All-Star and starting third baseman for the 1968 World Series winning team Don Wert has died at the age ...

Ron Gardenhire knows a thing or two about the 1968 Detroit Tigers — and about getting in trouble in class, too. It was fourth or fifth grade when the Tigers’ manager snuck a transistor radio ...

The Detroit Tigers were down three games to one in the 1968 World Series. Bob Gibson had just picked up his second victory of the series, and Detroit had given up 17 runs in just more than 24 hours.

In 602 plate appearances with the Tigers, Price posted a .214 batting average with 71 RBI and 18 home runs in five seasons. During Detroit's 1968 World Series win, Price served as a backup catcher ...

It was the Tigers’ second straight walk-off win. The 1968 Tigers won 28 games in the final inning. Boyd pitched beautifully, striking out a career-high 11 batters over seven-plus innings.

The Detroit Tigers will celebrate one of the most beloved teams in club history Saturday, May 25, when they pay tribute to the 1968 World Series Champion Tigers at Comerica Park.

Former Detroit Tigers and 1968 World Series champions, from left, Dick Tracewski, Dick McAuliffe and Mickey Stanley talk with second baseman Placido Polanco before a game in 2008.

Former Detroit Tigers catcher Jim Price waves at the crowd during the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the 1968 World Series championship at Comerica Park in Detroit, Saturday, Sept. 8, 2018.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Detroit Tigers great Willie Horton was so nervous Wednesday, he woke up in his downtown San Francisco hotel room at 4:30 in the morning and couldn't go back to sleep. He felt as ...

Wayne Comer, who played parts of five seasons in the major leagues, three with the Detroit Tigers, has died. Comer, a member of the 1968 World Series-champion Tigers, died Wednesday at his home in ...

The Detroit Police Athletic League is hosting "Pros for PAL" on Wednesday, Sept. 5, with the highlight of the evening being a question-and-answer session with some of those 1968 Tigers.

Former Detroit Tigers third baseman Don Wert waves at the crowd during the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the 1968 World Series championship at Comerica Park in Detroit, Saturday, Sept. 8 ...