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1984 Tigers Tribute Site :: Alan Trammell Fired as Tigers Manager

Why on earth would you want Trammell replaced with Fields??? SO we can continue with the rend of managers with no Major League managorial experience, hence no system to put in place???? That is absurd! You are welcome to your opinion but come on man! Full Article at Sports Blogs

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