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Triple Crown, back-to-back MVPs, three-time batting champ.
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Triple Crown, back-to-back MVPs, three-time batting champ.
The diehard Atlanta Braves fan gets a special thrill from the team's third baseman, Chris Johnson, using his song, "Chillin' It," as walk-up music.
The Detroit Pistons got their new head coach in mid-May, and now they evidently have a new GM too.
The Browns have signed cornerback Aaron Berry.
Helio Castroneves thinks he might be hitting his prime — now that he's celebrated his 39th birthday.
Former Detroit Lions running back Billy Sims is planning a milk powder processing plant in Michigan.
Rappers want to be athletes and athletes want to be rappers.
Philadelphia Inquirer co-owner Lewis Katz was killed along with six other people in a fiery plane crash in Massachusetts, just days after reaching a deal that many hoped would end months of infighting at the newspaper and help restore it to its former glory.
The Los Angeles Kings almost went down in their opening playoff series.
Donald Sterling, whose racist remarks in a recording triggered the fight over ownership of Los Angeles Clippers, attended a predominantly black church service in South Los Angeles on Sunday.
Former Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly's battle against cancer kept him from attending his own charity fundraiser, but he had plenty of backups, including several fellow Hall of Famers.
For one night, Johnny Football will try his hand at baseball.
The Detroit Tigers and reigning American League Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer are in a bit of a slump.
An enthusiastic crowd of race-goers attended Sunday's Grand Prix race on Belle Isle.
Smyly (2-4) lasted just four innings and threw 105 pitches against the Seattle Mariners in the Detroit Tigers' 3-2 loss Saturday night.