The biggest of which came on 9-11-85 when hit number 4,192 would surpass previous all time hit leader Ty Cobb. Join 6,000 other Cincinnatians ... Everyone in attendance will get a replica Pete Rose ...

The Reds moved to 13-13. Despite the loss, Rockies' youngster Jordan Beck continued his solid string of play, joining Ty Cobb in some elite baseball history. Per @OptaSTATS on social media ...

The other was National Baseball Hall of Fame member Ty Cobb, who did it one week short of 100 years ago. On May 5, 1925, Cobb hit three home runs in the Detroit Tigers’ 14-8 American League ...

The last time Detroit baseball started this strong at home, Ty Cobb was swiping bases at Bennett Park and the Model T was still a new concept. It’s been 113 years since the Tigers opened a ...

In the lot was a very rare 1907 Ty Cobb postcard from Cobb's third season. The postcard, a 1907-1909 Dietsche Detroit Tigers Postcards distributed by A.C. Dietsche Publisher, has to be from the ...

Cobb, no relation to Hall of Famer Ty Cobb, grew up in Iowa and played baseball in college. Coming west to prepare for a chance to pitch in the major leagues, he played briefly in the Pacific ...