Their states are huge rivals in college football, and a little friendlier on the baseball diamond. A little.
The latest matchup in the All-Time Lineups series is the Detroit Tigers vs. the Cleveland Indians, and as two of the original American League teams, both teams have Hall of Famers all across their lineups.
A look at the starting lineups, picking the best at each position in any one season. (As always, click the team name for the full lineups, stats and arguments.)
Indians
- Napoleon Lajoie 2B (1904, .376, 5 HR, 102 RBI)
- Tris Speaker CF (1923, .380-17-130)
- Jim Thome 1B (2002, .304, 52-118)
- Albert Belle LF (1994, .357-36-101)
- Manny Ramirez RF (2000, .351-38-122)
- Al Rosen 3B (1953, .335-43-145)
- Lou Boudreau SS (1948, .355-18-106)
- Travis Hafner DH (2006, .308-42-117)
- Sandy Alomar C (1997, .324-21-83)
Starting pitcher: Bob Feller (1946, 26-15, 2.18 ERA)
Tigers
- Ty Cobb CF (1911, .420-8-127)
- Charlie Gehringer 2B (1937, .371-14-96)
- Alan Trammell SS (1987, .343-28-105)
- Hank Greenberg 1B (1937, .315-58-146)
- Rocky Colavito LF (1961-.290-45-140)
- Harry Heilmann RF (1923, .403-18-115)
- Ivan Rodriguez C (2004, .334-19-86)
- Victor Martinez DH (2011, .330-12-103)
- George Kell 3B (1956, .340-8-101)
Starting pitcher: Denny McLain (1968, 31-6, 1.96 ERA)
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