Milt Wilcox goes to the dogs en route to Dow Diamond to celebrate 1984 Detroit Tigers Published: Jul. 26, 2009, 10:00 a.m.

Free Press special writer Bill Dow continues his "where are they now" series about former Detroit Tigers. Today's profile is on Milt Wilcox: ...

The fan favorite, Ultimate Air Dogs is back at it again for their 19th year at the National Cherry Festival. This year, founder of Ultimate Air Dogs and former MLB Tiger pitcher, Milt Wilcox is in ...

Ultimate Air Dogs was founded by former Detroit Tigers pitcher Milt Wilcox and his son, Brian, in 2005. “We travel all over the country putting these shows on,” Milt said.

All that likely would not have been possible if a baby tiger named Garfield had bitten down on the pitching hand of Milt Wilcox, a righty who in 1984 went 17-8, threw eight shutout innings in the ...

On the day the Detroit Tigers retired Sparky Anderson's number, former pitcher Milt Wilcox reflected on how the Hall of Fame manager might have felt if he'd been alive to see the ceremony. "He ...

Milt Wilcox and Doug Bair both decided to re-sign, reinforcing the pitching staff. However, the team did experience some losses, including outfielder Lynn Jones, who sought more playing time ...

The organization was founded in 2005 by former Major League Baseball pitcher Milt Wilcox. There will also be an opportunity for those who bring their dogs to try the dock diving. Fuller said once the ...

During a May 1974 game against the then-Indians, Cleveland pitcher Milt Wilcox threw a pitch behind Randle. Randle then bunted the next pitch down the first-base line.

The last time the Tigers swept a four-game series from the Twins on the road, they were the Washington Senators playing at ...