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THE NEUROTIC TIGER: TIGER MY RIDE!

Today I invoke the spirit of the crazy 1970s, the decade when I was weaned on baseball, and when I first met the man who would be my stepdad, James Younger. And I celebrate my new favorite Tiger, southern California … Continue reading →

by Peter Schilling Jr. Posted on October 12, 2011

Posted in The Noble Sport: Baseball | Tagged Detroit Tigers, Doug Fister, Jim Younger, The Neurotic Tiger | Comments Off

THE NEUROTIC TIGER: THE MOJO REFOCUSED

Today I invoke the the energy and spirit of one of the biggest Tigers fans I know, my stepdad, Jim Younger, who is currently in the throes of battling a failing liver at a hospital in Midland, Michigan. Not for … Continue reading →

by Peter Schilling Jr. Posted on October 8, 2011

Posted in The Noble Sport: Baseball | Tagged Jim Leyland, Jim Younger, Justin Verlander, The Neurotic Tiger | Comments Off

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Peter Schilling Jr. is the author of the acclaimed novel, The End of Baseball. He has been a sportswriter, film critic, and freelance writer for over seven years, with work appearing in the Minneapolis City Pages and Star-Tribune among many others. This is in addition to writing non-fiction, graphic novels, plays and screenplays, as well as the blog entries you read here. Originally from Michigan, he lives in St. Louis Park, MN.

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