Sorry, as a Brit. What is A.L?Little Garwood wrote:This thread just happened to show up after my post wondering aloud why MPI never acknowledged the 1984 Tigers' World Series victory.Magnom wrote:So, has anyone become a Detroit Tigers fan because Thomas Magnum was a fan?
When MPI originally aired, Florida didn't have an MLB team, so people would adopt a team from elsewhere. Having said that, it stands to reason that one becomes a fan of a team because they like the team, not necessarily the city in which said team is based.
As to the op's question: not a Tigers or A.L. fan in general, but I admired the quality play of Alan Trammell, Kirk Gibson, Lance Parrish, and Lou Whitaker.
Detroit Tigers.
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Re: Detroit Tigers.
Major League Baseball, or MLB, has two leagues: the American League and the National League. The Tigers belong to the American League.Magnom wrote:Sorry, as a Brit. What is A.L?
BTW, congratulations on the Three Lions breaking that damned penalty curse in the World Cup Round of 16 yesterday.
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