Kirk Gibson’s tenure in the Detroit Tigers TV booth ended before the start of the 2025 MLB season. In mid-March, ...

The Detroit News recently spent a day with Kirk Gibson at his golf club, from the driving range to the clubhouse grille.

Kirk Gibson made his first public comments since he announced he was exiting the TV booth before the 2025 season.

Now, inspired by Gibson, others with Parkinson’s and the team at the foundation, Annear has set his sights on a bigger target ...

Former Tigers outfielder Kirk "Gibby" Gibson created the Parkinson's foundation after he was diagnosed with the disease in ...

At 67, legendary Detroit Tigers outfielder Kirk Gibson now faces his biggest opponent in the game of life — Parkinson's disease. Nearly 10 years after his diagnosis with the debilitating ...

Kirk Gibson was called a disgrace when he left the Detroit Tigers in 1988 to join the LA Dodgers and lead them to a World Series with a historic HR.

The Kirk Gibson Golf Class is both a fundraiser and tradition that has raised more than $700,000 to fund programs that benefit Parkinson’s patients as well as research grants for the disease.

“Kirk Gibson will always be part of this organization; he’s connected,’’ said Lon Rosen, the Dodgers’ executive vice president and chief marketing officer. “You keep seeing that great ...

Somewhere, probably boxed up in Kirk Gibson’s basement, there is a VHS tape of Al Kaline dancing. It is from 1985, at the Detroit Yacht Club, during his wedding — a dual affair with Detroit ...

Thousands of people climb Mount Kilimanjaro but not many climb it on one leg as Steve Annear is attempting to do in order to raise funds for the Kirk Gibson Center for Parkinson’s Wellness.