How Lance Parrish Proved Sparky Anderson Wrong - Vintage Detroit Collection

ninety feet of perfection., Ninety feet between home plate and first base may be the closest man has ever come to perfection. – Red Smith

Does Lance Parrish deserve Hall of Fame consideration? - Vintage Detroit Collection

How Lance Parrish Proved Sparky Anderson Wrong - Vintage Detroit Collection

Lance Parrish ready to catch one more victory with Jack Morris

Lance Parrish CATCH PSA, 1984 Detroit Tigers World Series Champion Catcher Lance Parrish promotes CATCH, the children's charity in Detroit founded in 1987 by his Hall of Fame

Lance Parrish Archives - Vintage Detroit Collection

Fighting words, Sparky Anderson, Detroit manager, (left) and Lance Parrish, Tigers' star catcher, didn't see eye-to-eye with rookie umpire Dale Scott () – All Items – Digital Archive Ontario

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Ex-Detroit Tigers All-Star Travis Fryman hurt being traded away, explains what happened

Sparky Anderson becomes first manager to win 100 games in both leagues

Craig taught the pitch to young Tiger pitchers and the result was a World Series title - Vintage Detroit Collection

1985 Topps Detroit Tigers ('84 World Champs) Team Set with Alan Trammel & Jack Morris - 30 MLB Cards : Collectibles & Fine Art

1985 Topps Detroit Tigers ('84 World Champs) Team Set with Alan Trammel & Jack Morris - 30 MLB Cards

No longer a Tiger, All-star catcher Lance Parrish told Detroit Tigers that he no longer is interested in playing for them. He says the club has been p() – All Items –

Lance Parrish Archives - Vintage Detroit Collection