In this 1970 photo, the Detroit Tigers’ Al Kaline is shown at bat. Kaline spent his entire 22-season Hall of Fame career with the Detroit Tigers and was known affectionately as “Mr. Tiger ...

[ Why Al Kaline's death stings more than other legends we've lost] Girl power. I was 6 years old when I attended my first Tigers game. I was the only girl standing in line for Al Kaline’s autograph.

Detroit Tigers great and MLB Hall of Famer Al Kaline signed autographs and met fans during the grand opening of Ollie's Bargain Outlet in Flint Township Wednesday, Aug. 14.

Al Kaline, Detroit Tigers ... At Katalinas' desperate urging, the Tigers signed Kaline soon after his high school graduation to a $15,000 bonus and a $20,000 salary for each of his first three ...

Fast forward a couple years and about 50 tattoos later, and Elliott's arms look like a rainbow. Look closer, and much of the rainbow is made up of dozens of authentic autograph tattoos.

Legendary right fielder Al Kaline died Monday at the age of 85, according to the Detroit Tigers. He played his entire career, 22 seasons, with the Tigers where he was an All-Star 18 times, won a ...

Kaline, who became tethered ... Why Al Kaline, known as Mr. Tiger, was the ultimate one-team and one-city ballplayer ... Signed as a "bonus baby" not long after his high school graduation in 1953, ...

Al Kaline racked up more than 3,000 hits over his 22-year career. ... Kaline signed on with the Detroit Tigers in 1953 as a “bonus baby” straight out of high school.

Kaline was signed by the Tigers when he was 18 years-old. A bonus baby, he never played a day in the minor leagues, making his debut for Detroit on June 25, 1953. He’d scuffle that year and the next ...

Hall of Fame outfielder Al Kaline, who played his entire 22-year career for Detroit and was known as "Mr. Tiger," died Monday at age 85.