1934 World Series Game 7 Loss to Cardinals
The 1934 World Series Game 7 stands as one of the most agonizing defeats in Detroit Tigers history. After a dominant regular season that saw them capture the American League pennant, the Tigers found themselves one game out of baseball's highest honour, playing on their home diamond before a roaring crowd. The St. Louis Cardinals, riding the electric energy of their famed 'Gashouse Gang,' closed out the seven-game series to claim the title, leaving Detroit fans with a bitterness that lingers nearly a century later.
Quick Facts
- Series
- 1934 World Series
- Opponent
- St. Louis Cardinals
- Result
- Loss — Cardinals won the series 4 games to 3
- Game
- Game 7 (series-clinching game)
- Venue
- Detroit, Michigan (Tigers' home ballpark)
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