TIGERS ALL-STARS 1933-2007

TIGERS ALL-STARS

All-Stars

* Voted to start or started
*† Voted to start, but replaced due to injury
† Selected but replaced due to injury
‡ Selected but did not appear in game

2007 - Ivan Rodriguez*, Magglio Ordonez*, Placido Polanco, Carlos Guillen, Justin Verlander

2006 - Ivan Rodriguez, Magglio Ordonez, Kenny Rogers

2005 - Ivan Rodriguez

2004 - Carlos Guillen‡, Ivan Rodriguez*

2003 - Dmitri Young

2002 - Robert Fick

2001 - Tony Clark

2000 - Todd Jones

1999 - Brad Ausmus

1998 - Damion Easley

1997 - Justin Thompson

1996 - Travis Fryman

1995 - David Wells

1994 - Travis Fryman, Mickey Tettleton

1993 - Cecil Fielder, Travis Fryman

1992 - Travis Fryman

1991 - Cecil Fielder*

1990 - Cecil Fielder, Alan Trammell

1989 - Mike Henneman‡

1988 - Doyle Alexander‡, Alan Trammell*†

1987 - Jack Morris, Matt Nokes, Alan Trammell, Lou Whitaker†

1986 - Willie Hernandez, Lance Parrish*, Lou Whitaker*

1985 - Willie Hernandez‡, Jack Morris*, Lance Parrish*†, Dan Petry, Alan Trammell, Lou Whitaker*

1984 - Willie Hernandez, Chet Lemon*, Jack Morris, Lance Parrish*, Alan Trammell†, Lou Whitaker*

1983 - Aurelio Lopez‡, Lance Parrish, Lou Whitaker

1982 - Lance Parrish

1981 - Jack Morris*

1980 - Lance Parrish, Alan Trammell

1979 - Steve Kemp

1978 - Jason Thompson

1977 - Mark Fidrych†, Jason Thompson‡

1976 - Mark Fidrych*, Ron LeFlore*, Rusty Staub*

1975 - Bill Freehan‡

1974 - John Hiller‡, Al Kaline

1973 - Ed Brinkman, Bill Freehan‡, Willie Horton

1972 - Norm Cash, Bill Freehan*, Mickey Lolich

1971 - Norm Cash*, Bill Freehan*, Al Kaline, Mickey Lolich

1970 - Bill Freehan*, Willie Horton

1969 - Bill Freehan*, Mickey Lolich‡, Denny McLain

1968 - Bill Freehan*, Willie Horton*, Denny McLain, Don Wert

1967 - Bill Freehan*, Al Kaline*†, Dick McAuliffe

1966 - Norm Cash, Bill Freehan*, Al Kaline, Dick McAuliffe*, Denny McLain*

1965 - Bill Freehan*, Willie Horton*, Al Kaline, Dick McAuliffe*

1964 - Bill Freehan‡, Al Kaline†, Jerry Lumpe‡

1963 - Jim Bunning, Al Kaline*

1962 (Game 2) - Hank Aguirre, Jim Bunning‡, Rocky Colavito, Al Kaline

1962 (Game 1) - Hank Aguirre‡, Jim Bunning, Rocky Colavito

1961 (Game 2) - Jim Bunning, Norm Cash*, Al Kaline

1961 (Game 1) - Jim Bunning, Norm Cash*, Al Kaline, Frank Lary

1960 (Game 2) - Al Kaline, Frank Lary

1960 (Game 1) - Al Kaline, Frank Lary

1959 (Game 2) - Al Kaline, Harvey Kuenn†

1959 (Game 1) - Jim Bunning, Al Kaline, Harvey Kuenn

1958 - Al Kaline, Harvey Kuenn

1957 - Jim Bunning*, Al Kaline*, Harvey Kuenn*, Charlie Maxwell

1956 - Ray Boone, Al Kaline*, Harvey Kuenn*, Charlie Maxwell‡

1955 - Billy Hoeft‡, Al Kaline*, Harvey Kuenn*

1954 - Ray Boone*, Harvey Kuenn‡

1953 - Harvey Kuenn

1952 - Vic Wertz‡

1951 - Fred Hutchinson, George Kell*, Vic Wertz

1950 - Hoot Evers*, Ted Gray, Art Houtteman, George Kell*

1949 - George Kell*, Virgil Trucks, Vic Wertz

1948 - Hoot Evers*, George Kell‡, Pat Mullin*, Hal Newhouser

1947 - George Kell*, Pat Mullin‡, Hal Newhouser*, Dizzy Trout‡

1946 - Hal Newhouser

1945 - Hank Greenberg‡ (See note at bottom)

1944 - Pinky Higgins, Hal Newhouser, Dizzy Trout‡, Rudy York‡

1943 - Hal Newhouser, Dick Wakefield*, Rudy York

1942 - Al Benton, Hal Newhouser‡, Birdie Tebbetts*, Rudy York*

1941 - Al Benton‡, Birdie Tebbetts‡, Rudy York*

1940 - Tommy Bridges‡, Hank Greenberg*, Bobo Newsom

1939 - Tommy Bridges, Hank Greenberg*, Bobo Newsom‡

1938 - Charlie Gehringer*, Hank Greenberg†, Vern Kennedy‡, Rudy York

1937 - Tommy Bridges, Charlie Gehringer*, Hank Greenberg‡, Gee Walker†

1936 - Tommy Bridges†, Charlie Gehringer*, Goose Goslin, Schoolboy Rowe

1935 - Tommy Bridges‡, Mickey Cochrane‡, Charlie Gehringer*, Schoolboy Rowe‡

1934 - Tommy Bridges‡, Mickey Cochrane, Charlie Gehringer*

1933 - Charlie Gehringer*

Note: No game was played in 1945, although teams were selected
* Voted to start or started
*† Voted to start, but replaced due to injury
† Selected but replaced due to injury
‡ Selected but did not appear in game

NOTE: KIRK GIBSON was named to the ALL-STAR team twice, in 1985 and 1988, but declined the invitation both times. (Idiot!)

There will be a lot of Tigers playing in the 2008 All Star Game!

I hope so! If I could pick one it'd be Granderson. Every good player should get to go at least once and he was robbed of pretty much everything there is to be robbed of last year.

Verlander is still my favorite Tiger but I'd rather see Granderson win MVP next year than Verlander the Cy Young (although both would be extra sweet!)

Granderson will be an ALL- STAR in 2008;

I'll vote for him...like 1,000 times!

Me, too!

I wish fans could vote for pitchers, too! I want to vote for some of them like Maddux and Lincecum (no need to say who I'd vote for in the AL - my AL ballot is nothing but Tigers )

Yeah!

I added the following note to the chart above, I forgot about it.

NOTE: KIRK GIBSON was named to the ALL-STAR team twice, in 1985 and 1988, but declined the invitation both times. (Idiot!)

I didn't realize he declined... why? Do you know?

I did not know that either! Maybe Gibson wanted to spend time with his family or rest minor injuries! I dunno!

According to http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=57052

4. Kirk Gibson, OF, Los Angeles, 1988


Gibson never played in the All-Star Game, primarily because of
injuries and personal preference. A slew of aches and pains kept him
off the field and he twice refused to accept a reserve role on the
all-star team because he wanted to rest.



In '88, Gibson batted .290 with 25 homers, 31 stolen bases and 106
runs scored. He also swatted one of the more memorable pinch-hit homers
in history to lift Los Angeles past Oakland in Game 1 of the World
Series, which the Dodgers eventually won.

Thanks for the info!

Gibby was a big prick when he was younger....../

Didn't you go to college with him?

tigersaint wrote:

Didn't you go to college with him?

Yes, at MSU. I was also in the same dorm as Magic Johnson. Now there was a nice person. It is bad that he took the "girl in every city" approach and almost ruined his marriage when he came down HIV positive. I still question his diagnoses since he has stayed so healthy. I did not think the meds he takes worked that well, who knows?!?

He probably has top of the line meds, nutrition, and emotional support.

That helps!

Not to change the subject; But I read the link to 1985 in the thread;

The Atlanta Braves- Mets Game that lasted until 3 in the morning.

They still shot off the postgame fireworks after the game;

Bet that made the folks that live in downtown lofts, apts and hotel guests happy. Who needs that noise at 3 am

It was the 4th of July! Maybe that's why!


To entertain the 200 fans left in attendance

We'd better get our butts in gear or there won't be any need for fireworks!

Ain't ^THAT^ the truth?

I mean, wth happened these last 2 weeks? we're acting like Triple A out there!

Sadly some of our AA and AAA players have done better than our regular team!

Decidedly so!

laprimamirala wrote:

I mean, wth happened these last 2 weeks? we're acting like Triple A out there!

Maybe they think there has been an All-Star break?

they are not acting like a TEAM....

and I get this huge sense of apathy!

It's makin' me mighty blue!