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Tiger Stadium (Detroit)
Tiger Stadium (Detroit), also Navin Field and Briggs Stadium, was the Detroit Tigers' home at Michigan and Trumbull from 1912 to 1999, site of the 1968 and 1984 titles, demolished 2008-2009 and redeveloped as The Corner Ballpark.
Tiger Williams
Dave "Tiger" Williams (born 1954, Weyburn, Saskatchewan), Canadian NHL enforcer 1974-1988 with Toronto, Vancouver, Detroit, Los Angeles, and Hartford; NHL all-time record holder with 3,966 career penalty minutes.
Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods (Eldrick Tont Woods, born 1975), American golfer; 82 PGA Tour wins tied with Sam Snead, 15 majors second to Nicklaus's 18; youngest 1997 Masters champion, only holder of all four majors at once (Tiger Slam), 2019 comeback Masters winner.
Tight end
Tight end (TE, the Y): American football offensive position lining up beside the tackle, blocking and receiving. Defined by Mike Ditka (1961); central to the NFL's 12/13 multi-tight-end personnel trend.
Tiit Sokk
Tiit Sokk (born 1964, Tartu) is an Estonian basketball playmaker and coach, 1988 Seoul Olympic gold medalist with the Soviet Union, 1991 USSR champion with Kalev Tallinn, and Estonia's record national head coach with 157 games.
Tij Iginla
Tij Iginla, Canadian forward, son of Hall of Famer Jarome Iginla; drafted sixth overall in 2024 by Utah Hockey Club (now Mammoth) as its first-ever pick; 47-goal WHL season with Kelowna.
Tijana Bošković (Тијана Бошковић)
Tijana Bošković (Тијана Бошковић), born 1997, is a Serbian left-handed opposite spiker, 2018 world champion and MVP-level scorer, Olympic silver medalist, and Eczacıbaşı Istanbul captain.
Tijmen Reijenga
Tijmen Reijenga (Reyenga), born 1999 in 's-Hertogenbosch, Dutch field hockey defender for Oranje-Rood and the Netherlands; Olympic gold at Paris 2024 as a reserve, 91 caps, first World Cup goal versus Argentina in 2026.
Tiki Barber
Tiki Barber, born 1975, is a former NFL running back who played 1997-2006 for the New York Giants, setting franchise records with 10,449 rushing yards and 15,632 scrimmage yards, made three Pro Bowls, then became an NBC broadcaster.
Tim Anderson (baseball)
Tim Anderson (TA7), born 1993, American MLB shortstop; 2013 first-round pick who won the 2019 AL batting title (.335), was a 2021-22 All-Star, played for the White Sox, Marlins, and Angels, and retired in 2026.
Tim Boyle (American football)
Tim Boyle (Timothy Kevin Boyle), American NFL quarterback from Middlefield, Connecticut; UConn and Eastern Kentucky; undrafted 2018 Packers backup, later Lions, Bears, Jets, Titans; 1,210 career passing yards.
Tim Brown (American football)
Tim Brown (Timothy Donell Brown), born 1966, Dallas; Notre Dame Heisman winner 1987 and Raiders wide receiver 1988-2003. Hall of Fame 2015; 1,094 catches, 14,934 yards, 100 TDs; not the Noah Brown who joined the Raiders in 2026.
Tim Couch
Tim Couch (born 1977, Hyden, KY) is a former quarterback, Kentucky star and 1999 NFL Draft first overall pick by the expansion Cleveland Browns; five NFL seasons, 11,131 passing yards, College Football Hall of Fame 2024.
Tim Donaghy
Tim Donaghy, former NBA referee (1994-2007) in the 2007 NBA betting scandal; bet on games he officiated, pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, 15-month sentence.
Tim Duncan
Tim Duncan, born 1976 in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, is a Hall of Fame power forward/center who played 19 seasons with the San Antonio Spurs, winning five NBA titles, two MVPs, and 1,001 games, all with one team.
Tim Hardaway
Tim Hardaway Sr. (born 1966, Chicago) is a Hall of Fame NBA point guard (1989-2003) with the Warriors, Heat, Mavericks, Nuggets, and Pacers; five-time All-Star famous for the UTEP Two-Step crossover and Run TMC.
Tim Hardaway Jr.
Tim Hardaway Jr., full name Timothy Duane Hardaway Jr., is an American basketball player for the Miami Heat, one of the NBA's most prolific 3-point shooters.
Tim Harris Jr.
Tim Harris Jr., Miami-born college football coach, former Miami track All-American, son of 'Ice' Harris; FSU offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach in 2026 after UCF, Miami, and FIU stints.
Tim Hasselbeck
Tim Hasselbeck, full name Timothy Thomas Hasselbeck, is an ESPN football analyst and former NFL quarterback who played six seasons (2002-07), most notably backing up Eli Manning with the Giants.
Tim Henman
Tim Henman (Timothy Henry Henman), British tennis player, long-time British No. 1 and serve-and-volleyer; career-high No. 4 (2002), 11 ATP titles, four Wimbledon semi-finals, Henman Hill namesake, retired 2007.
Tim Horton
Tim Horton (Miles Gilbert Horton, 1930–1974), Canadian Hall of Fame defenceman, four Stanley Cups with Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL defenseman games record 1,446, and founder of the Tim Hortons coffee and donut chain.
Tim Keenan III
Tim Keenan III (born Oct. 11, 2004) is an American football nose tackle from Birmingham, Alabama; Alabama captain 2025, drafted 232nd overall in Round 7 of the 2026 NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Rams, later listed with the Las Vegas Raiders.
Tim Kurkjian
Tim Kurkjian (born 1956, Baltimore) is an American baseball writer and ESPN MLB analyst since 1998, formerly of the Washington Star, Dallas Morning News, Baltimore Sun, and Sports Illustrated; 2022 BBWAA Career Excellence Award winner.
Tim Lincecum
Tim Lincecum, "The Freak" (born 1984, Bellevue, WA), Giants pitcher, 2008-09 NL Cy Young winner, three World Series rings, two no-hitters vs San Diego, 110-89, 3.74 ERA career.
Tim Mara
Tim Mara (Timothy James Mara, 1887-1959), American bookmaker and promoter who founded the New York Giants with a $500 NFL franchise purchase in 1925, survived rival leagues, and became a 1963 charter Hall of Fame inductee.
Tim McCarver
Tim McCarver (1941-2023), American MLB catcher and broadcaster. All-Star with Cardinals and Phillies, two World Series titles (1964, 1967), record 23 World Series on Fox TV, 2012 Ford C. Frick Award.
Tim Melvill
Tim Melvill (Teignmouth Philip Melvill, 1877-1951), British Army officer and 8-goal polo player; won Olympic gold in men's polo for Great Britain at Antwerp 1920; later polo correspondent of The Field.
Tim Raines
Tim Raines, "Rock", American MLB left fielder (1979-2002), Montreal Expos star; 808 steals (5th all-time), 84.7% success rate, 1986 NL batting title, Yankees 1996/1998 champion, Hall of Fame 2017.
Tim Skipper (American football)
Tim Skipper (born 1978), American college football coach and former Fresno State linebacker (418 career tackles); interim head coach at Fresno State 2024 (6-7) and UCLA 2025, now Cal Poly head coach.
Tim Tawa
Tim Tawa (Timothy John Tawa, born 1999) is an American utility baseball player for the Arizona Diamondbacks; a Stanford infielder drafted 318th overall in 2021, he debuted in MLB April 5, 2025 and played six positions as a rookie.