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GM Opening Day Tip of the Baseball Cap to Detroit Tigers
When the Detroit Tigers open at home tomorrow, they will be greeted by General Motors from the top of GM World Headquarters at the Renaissance Center, which is in view from the stadium. GM’s new LED sign will display the … Continue reading
In Memory of Sparky Anderson
Sparky Anderson, 76, manager of the Detroit Tigers from 1979-1995, died on Thursday, November 4th. He was the first manager to guide teams to World Series titles in the American League and National League. Continue reading
