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For his career, Alan Trammell totaled 2,365 hits, 412 doubles and a .285 career batting average and hit .300-or-better in seven seasons. (Lou Sauritch/National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum) Jack Morris topped the 200-inning mark in 11 seasons and notched 175 complete games, the most of any pitcher whose career started after 1976.
The greatest shortstop in Detroit Tigers team history, Alan Trammell was drafted 26th overall in the 1976 June Amateur Draft out of San Diego’s Kearny High School, a second-round selection. Nicknamed “Tram,” he debuted in Detroit on September 9, 1977, the same day as second baseman Lou Whitaker, the first of an American League record 1,918 games played together as teammates.
Alan Trammell played 20 seasons for the Tigers. He had a .285 batting average, 2,365 hits, 185 home runs, 1,003 RBIs and 1,231 runs scored. He won 4 Gold Glove awards, 3 Silver Slugger awards, 1 World Series MVP award and 1 World Series.
23 lug 2018 · Alan Trammell was Detroit Tigers' heartbeat for 20 years: Here's how. Alan Trammell sat in a plane, scribbling notes, working on the most important speech of his life — the one he will give ...
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Alan Trammell blasted a two-run home run off Eric Show in the bottom of the first and hit another one in the bottom of the 3rd, scoring Whitaker both times. The four runs were all starter Jack would need in the Tigers 4-2 win. Overall, Trammell hit .450 in the Tigers’ 5-game World Series win, good enough to earn him MVP honors for the Fall ...
27 gen 2024 · Hot Stove Night with Alan Trammell. $100.00 - $200.00. Saturday, January 27, 2024. Foutch's Strike Zone. 1483 Linden Rd., Flint, MI 48532. 3:00pm - Doors open and a cash bar is available. 3:15pm - MVP hour begins, this is only for guests that purchase MVP Tickets. 4:15pm - Italian buffet style dinner is served.
17 apr 2019 · Alan Trammell. From BR Bullpen. Alan Stuart Trammell. Bats Right, Throws Right. Height 6' 0", Weight 175 lb. High School Kearny High School (San Diego) Debut September 9, 1977. Final Game September 29, 1996. Born February 21, 1958 in Garden Grove, CA USA.
