The players for the Detroit Tigers are from many countries, united by a passion for baseball. For decades, baseball marveled at the skills and talent of players from Latin American countries, but systematically barred them from participation. When Ozzie Virgil stepped on the field at Briggs Stadium in 1958, the Tigers took the first step in becoming a global team. Thanks to talented, proud men, the impact of Latino players on Tigers baseball history is significant.

HISPANIC TIGERS PLAYERS IN THE NEWS

Miguel Cabrera in Nominee for Hank Aaron Award
Major League Baseball and MLB Advanced Media announced that Miguel Cabrera was named the Tigers nominee for the 2013 Hank Aaron Award. Full story »

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2013 ¡Fiesta Tigres!
Tigers players and fans enjoy this annual celebration of hispanic heritage at Comerica Park.
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