There were plenty of memorable images from the Detroit Tigers' magical season of 1968, when they set what was then a club record with 103 regular-season victories before rallying from a 3-1 deficit to win the World Series over the defending champion St. Louis Cardinals. Perhaps the most famous picture was of left-handed pitcher Mickey Lolich, who won three games and was named the World Series MVP, jumping into the arms of catcher Bill Freehan after Freehan caught Tim McCarver's foul popup to end the Series. Here are some of the other images we found that might bring back some fond memories of what happened at the corner of Michigan and Trumbull 50 years ago this summer.
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