Lions' Caldwell Honored As Team's First African-American Coach
The Detroit Historical Society's Black Historic sites committee recognized Caldwell and four others Friday evening for being African American "firsts" in their fields of endeavor.
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The Detroit Historical Society's Black Historic sites committee recognized Caldwell and four others Friday evening for being African American "firsts" in their fields of endeavor.
Three players with 11-15 years will remain eligible: Don Mattingly (15th year in 2015), Alan Trammell (14th) and Lee Smith (13th).
Suh is entering the final season of his contract, and as always, the spotlight will be on the two-time All-Pro when he takes the field for Detroit.
Miguel Cabrera homered and Drew Smyly (6-9) had his career-high in strikeouts for the Tigers.
Payne averaged 12.5 points and seven rebounds while starting all six games for the Hawks' Las Vegas summer league team this month.
After all of the problems "Da Meat Hook" had in his last season with the Tigers, he is looking pretty good in his post-baseball endeavors.
Ferraro played 70 games with the Grand Rapids Griffins, scoring 15 goals with 16 assists.
Butler played 16 games with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2012 season in which he posted a net average of 37.8 yards on 77 punts.
There were so many winners that I could have picked this week but I felt these three really stood out above the rest.
The Tigers added one of the game's better relievers this week, acquiring Soria, but that may only be the beginning of a significant overhaul in the way Detroit approaches the late innings.
Mike Tyson has been chosen to present Evander Holyfield for his induction into Nevada's Boxing Hall of Fame on August 9, in, of course, Las Vegas, the scene of many crimes, factual and fictional.
Reggie Bush and Joique Bell established themselves as one of the NFL's most formidable tandems in 2013, but the buzz in the offseason has been all about Theo Riddick, who got increased carries in the absence of Bell, who is out due to injury.
Had NBA commissioner Adam Silver not reacted so quickly and forcefully, I think the Clippers and Golden State Warriors would have staged a boycott of Game 5 of their Western Conference Quarterfinals series.
Did we forget who run the world?
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