Kirk Gibson's latest comments suggest that his exit from the Detroit Tigers' broadcast booth may not have been as amicable as it was initially portrayed to be.

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MLB season began, it was announced that Kirk Gibson would no longer be part of the Detroit Tigers’ announce team. Months later, he discussed that decision. In an interview with Tony Paul of The ...

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The Detroit News recently spent a day with Kirk Gibson at his golf club, from the driving range to the clubhouse grille.

Kirk Gibson’s tenure in the Detroit Tigers TV booth ended before the start of the 2025 MLB season. In mid-March, ...

Now, inspired by Gibson, others with Parkinson’s and the team at the foundation, Annear has set his sights on a bigger target ...