It's Time The Detroit Tigers Retire Mickey Lolich's Number
Lightweight and breathable button front jersey with team color and styling. A printed tackle twill English D on the left chest makes the official
Mickey Lolich #29 Detroit Tigers Men's Nike Home Replica Jersey
This Day In Baseball - On December 12, 1975 — The Detroit Tigers trade pitcher Mickey Lolich and outfielder Billy Baldwin to the Mets in exchange for outfielder Rusty Staub and pitcher
It's time Lolich gets his name called
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