Jim Caldwell On Ray Rice: 'He's Not A Fit For Us'
The Lions have no interest in former Ravens running back Ray Rice, head coach Jim Caldwell said Wednesday at the NFL owners meetings.
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The Lions have no interest in former Ravens running back Ray Rice, head coach Jim Caldwell said Wednesday at the NFL owners meetings.
Before the baseball season gets underway next weekend here are 10 bold predictions about the upcoming season.
The first ticket has yet to be sold, but the richest fight in boxing history is getting richer by the day.
"All teams pretty much said the same thing," McKay said Wednesday at the owners meetings. "It's time to make this play a football play."
"His offseason to this point has been pretty impressive," Caldwell said Wednesday.
"He's not any of the Lexes that you've seen, that's for sure," says Snyder, "other than him being a captain of industry and one person to the world and another person to himself. And bald, of course."
For a player with parts of three Major Leagues seasons on his resume, it's still relatively unknown what kind of big league player Avisail Garcia will be.
"It's not going to look any different than it did last year," Caldwell said Wednesday at the owners meetings.
Mike Ilitch purchased the Tigers for $82 million in 1992. Now, the franchise is worth $1.125 billion.
Some pitchers have trouble finding the plate.
When Tom Izzo walked into the media room at the Breslin Center, the place was already full of reporters who had been listening to football coach Mark Dantonio's briefing about the start of spring practice.
Red Wings center Darren Helm had quite the story to tell when he returned to the team after the birth of his second child with his girlfriend.
Miguel Cabrera went 1 for 3 with a walk for the Detroit Tigers in his second exhibition game since returning from offseason right ankle and foot surgery, a 9-8 loss Tuesday night to the New York Yankees.
Former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar ruled out a return to mixed martial arts on Tuesday, ending three years of speculation about the biggest pay-per-view star in the sport's history.
"We haven't come up with the right solution yet," Lewand said, "but the issue isn't going to go away."