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The baseball world is mourning the loss of a player who made history with the Detroit Tigers. Mickey Lolich, remembered as the Tigers’ hero in the 1968 World Series, has died, the Tigers announced. He ...

Mickey Lolich, the 1968 World Series MVP for the champion Tigers and a one-time Mets pitcher, died Wednesday. He was 85. The Tigers said Lolich’s wife told them he died after a brief stay in hospice ...

Detroit Tigers great Mickey Lolich died on Wednesday, Feb. 4, at the age of 85. The lefty from Oregon pitched 13 seasons for the Tigers as part of a 16-year MLB career that included three All-Star ...

DETROIT -- Mickey Lolich, who had three complete-game victories for the Detroit Tigers in the 1968 World Series, the last Major League Baseball pitcher to post the incredible feat, died Wednesday. He ...

DETROIT – Mickey Lolich, a legendary pitcher for the Detroit Tigers and hero of the 1968 World Series, has died at 85. Lolich’s professional baseball journey began when the Tigers signed him in 1958.

The baseball world paused this week as news spread of the passing of Mickey Lolich, and the reaction was immediate. Across Detroit and throughout Major League Baseball, former teammates, broadcasters, ...

The Detroit Tigers family is mourning the loss of one of the most iconic pitchers in franchise history. Mickey Lolich, the legendary left-hander who helped carry the Tigers to a World Series ...

Legendary Detroit Tigers pitcher Mickey Lolich, whose three complete game victories in the 1968 World Series delivered a championship and earned him the series MVP, has died at age 85. As one of the ...

The death of a childhood sports hero is never easy. It often hits harder than you would expect. You may not have known them personally, but you grew up with them. They became a part of your life. And ...

Mickey Lolich wasn’t just a name in the Detroit Tigers‘ record book — he was the blue‑collar lefty who quite literally threw Detroit to a title. The workhorse southpaw, who won three complete games in ...

Pitching for the Tigers, he notched three complete-game victories in defeating the St. Louis Cardinals for the championship, earning the Series’ M.V.P. honors. By Richard Goldstein Mickey Lolich, a ...