Teague, Millsap Pace Hawks In 107-100 Win Over Pistons
Jeff Teague scored 23 points, Paul Millsap added 18 and the Atlanta Hawks beat the Pistons 107-100 Wednesday night for their fifth straight win.
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Jeff Teague scored 23 points, Paul Millsap added 18 and the Atlanta Hawks beat the Pistons 107-100 Wednesday night for their fifth straight win.
The Wolverines (10-3) had five players in double figures as they prepare to open Big Ten play on Dec. 30 at Illinois.
Billionaire Donald Sterling has dropped his lawsuit against a former female friend over the recording of his off-color remarks ...
Tom Izzo's basketball team is undefeated, ranked No. 1 in the nation, and right now has to settle for second billing on its own campus.
An Ohio boxing official says a Michigan-based fighter has died days after he collapsed and lost consciousness during his professional debut.
It's a poem, a glorious poem.
MSU wouldn't reveal the names of student-athletes, witnesses or victims, citing privacy.
Olympia Entertainment is advising patrons of updated policies and procedures as requested by World Wresting Entertainment for the WWE Live Holiday Tour this Saturday, December 26 at Joe Louis Arena.
For the final matchup on Thursday Night football, the Oakland Raiders host the San Diego Chargers. Both teams are already ruled out of the playoffs, but these players will have an impact on fantasy football playoffs.
The Detroit Tigers announced today that the club has agreed to terms on minor league contracts for the 2016 season with six players.
Matt Duchene preferred to bite his tongue on the topic of penalties and fewer whistles these days.
We saw hirings and firings, a teenager taking over hockey, a flurry of yellow flags, a Hail Mary, a botched punt and, oh yeah, the Red Wings still haven't missed the playoffs.
Never a bad time to sing Christmas Carols.
Hodskins drove to the hoop in the final minute and sank the bucket despite getting fouled.
Jaromir Jagr lost four teeth when he took a stick to the face from Alex Chiasson midway through the first.