The Detroit Tigers lost one of their most enduring symbols of toughness and dependability with the passing of Mickey Lolich, a pitcher whose career embodied an era when durability, competitiveness, and responsibility defined greatness.

The Tigers didn't hold any animosity against Lolich for very long since he made his MLB debut in May 1963. He wound up pitching 13 of his 16 MLB seasons with Detroit, making the All-Star team three times and winning World Series MVP in 1968.

MLB Tonight looks back at the historic career and some of the greatest feats of Mickey Lolich after his passing at the age of 85