Players Hope New Instant Replay Rules Do Not Replace Manager Tirades
MLB, its players and its umpires have agreed on expanded instant replay starting in 2014, and Detroit Tigers ace Max Scherzer is on board.
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MLB, its players and its umpires have agreed on expanded instant replay starting in 2014, and Detroit Tigers ace Max Scherzer is on board.
If you haven't been already, you're about to be inundated by Winter Olympic commercials.
The Detroit Red Wings today recalled center Cory Emmerton from the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins.
Clayton Kershaw just received the most lucrative contract in MLB history, and Scott Boras is probably rubbing his hands together in glee.
The good news: either Manning or Brady will get to go to another Super Bowl. The bad news: one of them will not, and be denied adding more to his legacy yet again.
"Undie Sunday" that's how it's being billed.
It might be the middle of winter, but it's never too early to start thinking about baseball.
"We had to be honest," Lewand said. "The narrative was out there, and we honestly had two Plan A's. They were two really good coaches."
Caldwell may have just arrived in Detroit, but he seems poised to get to work immediately.
"The second-half collapse ... was incredibly disappointing," Ford Jr. said. "That was something that obviously we couldn't live with."
The one thing everybody does know is, if the Lions are to have any chance of appearing in a Super Bowl one day, they will have to do it on the powerful arm of Matthew Stafford, an arm that has been way too inconsistent over the years.
Everyone has to start somewhere. These football players took an unusual route to the NFL.
Jim Caldwell's body of work put him in a position to get another chance to be an NFL coach.
Clayton Kershaw agreed Wednesday to a $215 million, seven-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press, a deal that makes the two-time Cy Young Award winner baseball's first player with a $30 million average salary.
Adreian Payne remains sidelined for No. 4 Michigan State because of a sprained right foot.