“From the diamond to doughnuts” | Mickey Lolich, MVP of the 1968 World Series and Tigers icon, dies at 85

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DETROIT, Michigan (WTOL) — Legendary Detroit Tigers pitcher Mickey Lolich, known for his heroics during the 1968 World Series, has passed away. Lolich, who also played for the Mets and Padres, won three complete games in the championship, leading the Tigers to victory.

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“From the diamond to doughnuts” | Mickey Lolich, MVP of the 1968 World Series and Tigers icon, dies at 85

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