About MCB

Motor City Bengals is a Detroit Tigers blog that covers all aspects of the organization. We hope to keep Tigers fans informed, by adding flavor commentary and coverage to you everyday needs.

The Inspiration for Motor City Bengals comes from a variety sources including… The legendary voice of Ernie Harwell, Old Tiger Stadium, Cecil Fielder’s home runs, Jack Morris’ mustache, Sweet Lou and Tram turning two, Mickey Tettleton’s batting stance, Dave Dobrowski’s Cosby sweaters, Jim Leyland’s spikes (and his cigarettes), Miguel Cabrera’s soon-to-be MVP award(s), Magglio’s hair, Game 163, the 2003 season, the Randy Smith/Phil Garner era, Gibby’s homer versus Gossage, Darrell Evans getting picked-off third, the 1987 pennant race, the 1987 playoff loss, 35-5, John Smoltz for Doyle Alexander, the Juan Gonzalez trade, the Pudge Rodriguez signing, those gorgeous home whites, Justin Verlander’s no-hitter, Magglio’s walk-off blast, that smudge on Kenny Rogers’ hand, Dad and Grandpa, Zumaya’s fastball, Steve Sparks’ knuckler, Placido Polanco’s mis-shaped head, Papa Grande, and Larry Herndon making a running catch towards the left field line to wrap up the ‘84 Series.

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The Staff

Lead Blogger- John Parent

Contributing writer- Matt Snyder

Contributing writer- Zac Snyder

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LOGO DESIGN

Cory Witt, logo designer, Witt has over ten years experience as a Graphic Designer working in identity and branding and multiple print and web disciplines. He is a member of the AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Artists) and serves as a mentor for the Iowa State University College of Design. See recent work by visiting http://www.corywitt.com

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We are proud member of the Baseball Bloggers Alliance and the Detroit Independent Baseball Scribes.

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Disclaimer:

This site is strictly for informational and entertainment purposes,
and is in no way affiliated with the Detroit Tigers or Major League Baseball. It also claims no rights to the trademarks of
either the Tigers or MLB.