On Sunday, July 29, a day that many Detroit Tigers’ fans have waited over two decades for, finally arrived. Tigers greats, and members of the legendary wire-to-wire World Series champs of 1984, Alan Trammell and Jack Morris, were inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. Both were elected by the Modern Era Committee, which votes every two years on players active between 1977-1994. They entered the hallowed halls in the company of Vladimir Guerrero, Chipper Jones, Trevor Hoffman and Jim Thome, who were elected in the normal voting this year.
Alan Trammell and Jack Morris inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame
