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straightmenworshipping: Detroit Tigers hunk Daniel Norris so fucking hot!!!
Went to a Tigers game today.
bieberygood: A billboard here in Detroit pretty cool
First self pic on my blog!
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celebritynudes: Andy Dirks of Detroit Tigers
so cold in the D
joannhutch1976: Cm punk throws out the first pitch prior to the game between KC royals and the Detroit tigers at comerica park on September 15th 2013. And can we appreciate the 3rd pic look at that ass omg.
bellygangstaboo: Mike Ilitch, who founded Little Caesars and who owned the Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Tigers, died on Friday at the age of 87. Ilitch took over on paying Parks’ rent in 1994 when he heard that there were some concerns over her
mary85: deeperintoblack: Jack White throws the ceremonial first pitch at the Detroit Tigers game 7-29-2014 x & mlive.com YOU’RE KILLING ME, SMALLS
secretcinema1:Man Sitting at the Bar Watching a Tiger’s Game, Detroit, 1972, Dave Jordano
anightvaleintern: bellygangstaboo: Mike Ilitch, who founded Little Caesars and who owned the Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Tigers, died on Friday at the age of 87. Ilitch took over on paying Parks’ rent in 1994 when he heard that there were some
notdbd: Detroit dong: Andy Dirks, Justin Verlander and Don Kelly of the Detroit Tigers make the naked All-Star team.
shadesofbrixton: Detroit Tigers Stadium. Source.
There's Angels in the outfield in Detroit tonight! Go Tigers!
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notdbd: Detroit Tiger baseball player Don Kelly gets dressed in front of his teammates after his shower. I love that guy.
route22ny: Postcard view of Briggs Stadium, home of the Detroit Tigers baseball team from 1912 to 1999, as seen in a 1950s postcard view from the collection of Elaine Luck.
