Al Kaline: The Biography Of A Tigers Icon,Used

Al Kaline: The Biography Of A Tigers Icon,Used

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For more than a half century, as a superstar ballplayer, television broadcaster, and front office executive, Al Kaline has personified the Detroit Tigers like no one else. In the Tigers' clubhouse of today, stars such as Miguel Cabrera and Justin Verlanderneither of whom were even born when he played in the major leaguesrespectfully address him as 'Mr. Kaline.' Tigers fans around the country of every generation refer to him simply as 'Mr. Tiger.' Now, for the first time, the life and career of this remarkable individual are presented in this compelling new biography. Learn how the skinny, shy youngster with a deformed foot and an undying love for the game of baseball went straight from high school and the sandlots of Baltimore to the big leagues where, at the age of 20, he became the youngest batting champion in baseball history. That achievement marked the start of a firstballot Hall of Fame career that would carry him to 3,000 hits and a plaque on the hallowed wall at Cooperstown.

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