The Detroit Tigers

I was invited to Good Pal Menosky's house tonight, so of course I'm going to write about the Detroit Tigers.  When I told Husbandman I was going to write from the Tigers subject heading, he volunteered to "dictate" a blog entry to me.  Here goes:

I find myself full of nostalgia tonight for the '68 Tigers.  Who can forget their remarkable comeback from a 3-1 deficit against Bob Gibson's Cardinals?  From lead off man Dick McAuliffe on to the big hitters Kaline, Horton and Cash, this was a team that was destined to win.  The grittiest effort came from left hander Mickey Lolich who won games 2 and 5 and then on only a few days' rest beat Gibson in a classic game 7.  Okay, that's it.

So you see, it's going to be a TEAM EFFORT this month on this blogging challenge!  We've got a lot of  material here.  This is what I like about Detroit.  Greektown.  We went there to eat with Husbandman's Detroit family members once.  It was awesome.  And GoodPal Menosky always gives us cool Detroit products.  And David Bowie sings that cool Panic in Detroit song.  "He'd left me an autograph."
So there you go.