Dan Leach's NFL Locks: Week "7th Heaven" Edition
Well we did it -- sweet perfection in week six with five up and five down. Let's make it 10 for 10.
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Well we did it -- sweet perfection in week six with five up and five down. Let's make it 10 for 10.
These NFL teams are playing for the right to dream about one player who, once drafted, will deliver them to the Promised Land next season.
Johan Franzen scored twice and Henrik Zetterberg had four assists to lead the Detroit Red Wings to a 4-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Prior to tip-off Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy's received a sustained cheer from Magic fans in his first time coaching at the Amway Center since he was fired by Orlando after the 2011-2012 season.
Hockey website Kukla's Korner is reporting that Mike Ilitch is apparently looking to sell off the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings and Little Caesers Pizza.
Thursday night, the Utah Jazz defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 119-86 to improve their preseason record to 4-0. Despite that, Jazz head coach Quin Snyder didn't seem satisfied (you'll see...).
Here are five funny sports moments you may have missed this week.
Head coach Jim Caldwell indicated early in the day it would take close to a miracle for Johnson to be ready to go.
While many people know about the Giants, they are no rookie when it comes to the World Series having won two in the last four years, little is known about the Kansas City Royals. Here are five fun facts about America's newest favorite team.
I went 3-2 last week. Let's break down my NFL Week 7 JB Locks against the spread.
Despite his English upbringing, Rossdale has been living on this side of the Atlantic long enough to pick up on American sporting traditions, including the NFL and NBA. But that doesn't mean he's lost any respect for the art of tennis.
The L.A. Kings may have officially topped the Red Wings in my book.
As bizarre as it might sound, Calvin Johnson's absence could make Detroit a better team in the long run.
"I'm guessing it's not a coincidence," Bush said with a laugh. "It's not a coincidence at all.
Baseball is trying to be pure again. And when you consider the final four teams in the MLB postseason, they did a good job. The Giants, Cardinals, Orioles and Royals aren't considered members of the monetary aristocracy, at least not at the level of the Yankees, Red Sox, and Dodgers.