Brewers Claim Hernan Perez Off Waivers; Tigers Bring Up Josh Wilson
Perez had played in 22 games for Detroit this season and had a batting average of .061 and an on-base percentage of .088.
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Perez had played in 22 games for Detroit this season and had a batting average of .061 and an on-base percentage of .088.
The Detroit Red Wings today announced their 2015-16 preseason schedule.
A little over a quarter of the season has been played, which means it's time to hand out some early season awards.
For the 14th time since the last Triple Crown winner in 1978, we enter Belmont Stakes week with another chance at the elusive sweep.
"My dad having played here and having coached here for so long, it's like home," Aaron Fields, the brother of Daniel, said. "It is home."
Brandon, formerly the CEO of Domino's Pizza, indicated he does not expect his lack of retail experience to be an issue.
Price, posts pretty funny videos on his Moby Picture account and Tuesday isn't any different.
The Detroit Red Wings will hold a special equipment and memorabilia sale at Hockeytown Authentics in Troy (1845 E. Big Beaver Rd.) on Saturday, June 6, from 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
In 48 games for Toledo in 2015, Fields has a batting average of .271 and an on-base percentage of .394.
Adrian Peterson is coming back to the Minnesota Vikings, telling The Associated Press that he will participate in the team's voluntary practice on Tuesday and still has love for his team after nine months away.
Lauren Haeger had a home run and three RBIs against Michigan, but what she didn't do Monday night could play a more important role in Florida's championship hopes.
The Tampa Bay Lightning are hoping to rejoin hockey royalty after a decade-plus absence.
When NBA union chief Michele Roberts watched Stephen Curry return to a game after his head slammed against the floor and he walked woozily to the locker room, she immediately took a closer look the league's concussion protocols.
Steven Bowditch chipped his way to victory at the rain-soaked AT&T Byron Nelson.
Michigan State coach Tom Izzo is fine with the shot clock at 30 seconds but isn't eager to reduce it to 24.