Legendary right fielder Al Kaline has died at the age of 85, according to the Detroit Tigers
Kaline played his entire career, 22 seasons, with the Tigers where he was an All-Star 18 times, won a World Series in 1968 and earned the nickname"Mr. Tiger.""Baseball lost a titan today. Anyone who knew Al Kaline would describe his gentle soul and passion for baseball as an unbelievably powerful combination, making him one of the most respected players in Major League Baseball history," said Tigers chairman Christopher Ilitch.
— Spencer Turnbull April 6, 2020 "Such a kind and generous man who meant so much to so many. I hope you knew how much I enjoyed our conversations about baseball, life, or just giving each other a hard time. I am honored to have been able to call you my friend for all these years. R.I.P. Mr Tiger, Al Kaline," tweeted Houston Astros pitcher Justin Verlander.Such a kind and generous man who meant so much to so many.
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