Blue Bloods star Tom Sellick and Rich Eisen discuss the passing of Detroit Tigers’ legend Al Kaline and much more!
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@vintagevinylvets11874 жыл бұрын
Tom Selleck is a regular guy and class act, God bless him.
@lakemichigan65984 жыл бұрын
Kaline was always my guy too. His final year I saw his second to last game from the Tiger Stadium bleachers. Loved his play and the way he lived his life. Who would be a close second? There isn't a close second.
@pookietravers6574 жыл бұрын
Al Kaline would have not wasted his time flipping his bat. Too much class.
@leoshavkey164 жыл бұрын
Agreed!! Tom Selleck is a man with class. I shoulda capitalized that c.
@karensusech52674 жыл бұрын
always a class act!
@markrenkola29592 жыл бұрын
When I signed up for my first year in little league my dad said watch Al Kaline play and learn the fundamental’s from him , nobody does it better
@billhodgins2223 Жыл бұрын
I remember that story. Nobody would believe me when I would tell that tale
@ronkaline611 ай бұрын
Kaline refused the 100K salary after the 1971 season. He hit .313 in '72 and in September of the '72 season batted nearly .500 for nearly 20 games.
@joeyv472 жыл бұрын
Mr Michigan is more like it!
@crex10744 жыл бұрын
My flippin hero....not you Rich...sorry!
@brewer9214 жыл бұрын
According to Baseball Reference, Kaline made $100,000 a year during his last three years, when he was not a good player. So we can assume that was a reward for his previous greatness.
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Tom Selleck is a regular guy and class act, God bless him.
Kaline was always my guy too. His final year I saw his second to last game from the Tiger Stadium bleachers. Loved his play and the way he lived his life. Who would be a close second? There isn't a close second.
Al Kaline would have not wasted his time flipping his bat. Too much class.
Agreed!! Tom Selleck is a man with class. I shoulda capitalized that c.
always a class act!
When I signed up for my first year in little league my dad said watch Al Kaline play and learn the fundamental’s from him , nobody does it better
I remember that story. Nobody would believe me when I would tell that tale
Kaline refused the 100K salary after the 1971 season. He hit .313 in '72 and in September of the '72 season batted nearly .500 for nearly 20 games.
Mr Michigan is more like it!
My flippin hero....not you Rich...sorry!
According to Baseball Reference, Kaline made $100,000 a year during his last three years, when he was not a good player. So we can assume that was a reward for his previous greatness.