John's Big League Baseball Blog: This Tigers pitcher belongs in BaseballHall of Fame

Monday, January 6, 2014

This Tigers pitcher belongs in BaseballHall of Fame

The great Detroit Tigers right handed hurler, Billy Chapel, a first ballot Hall of Famer.

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Baseball Parks I've Visited

Comerica Park(Detroit Tigers)
Tiger Stadium(Detroit Tigers)
Space Coast Stadium(Spring Training/Washington Nationals)
Dodgertown(Spring Training/Los Angeles Dodgers)
Doubleday Field(Cooperstown, NY/Baseball Hall of Fame)
Cashman Field(Minor Leagues/San Diego Padres 1998)
Shea Stadium(1988) (New York Mets)
Riverfront Stadium(Cincinnati Reds)
Exhibition Stadium(Toronto Blue Jays)
Boardwalk and Baseball(Spring Training/Kansas City Royals)
Plant City Stadium(Spring Training/Cincinnati Reds)
Wrigley Field(Chicago Cubs)
Al Lang Field Field(Spring Training/St. Louis Cardinals)
Fenway Park(Boston Red Sox)
Yankee Stadium(1992) (New York Yankees)
The Diamond(Richmond Braves)
Camden Yards(Baltimore Orioles)
Memorial Stadium(Baltimore Orioles)
Turner Field(Atlanta Braves)
Atlanta Fulton County Stadium(Atlanta Braves)
Tropicana Field(Tampa Bay Rays)
Joe Robbie Stadium(Florida Marlins)
Wolfson Park(JAX Suns/JAX Expos)
The Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville(JAX SUNS)
J.P. Small Park/Durkee Field(Oldest ballpark in Jacksonville, Florida)