Sanchez On The Mound For Tigers Vs Twins
With a dominant effort, Anibal Sanchez came within two outs of history the last time he faced the Minnesota Twins.
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With a dominant effort, Anibal Sanchez came within two outs of history the last time he faced the Minnesota Twins.
An investigation shows both drivers involved in a crash that killed a 31-year-old high school golf coach, an 18-year-old player and a passenger in the second vehicle were at fault.
A Detroit federal judge again has reset the trial date for four remaining defendants in a University of Toledo point-shaving case.
An autopsy has found that a Nigerian man who collapsed and died after a mixed martial arts match in Michigan was killed by cardiac arrhythmic disorder.
Prince Fielder broke open a scoreless game with a two-run double in the sixth inning, the spark that Rick Porcello and the Detroit Tigers used to beat the Minnesota Twins 4-0 on Friday night.
Professional basketball players Joe and Jordan Crawford return to Detroit June 20-23 to host the International Basketball Expo.
Drew Miller really didn't want to leave the Detroit Red Wings to find out what he was worth on the market.
1. Jose Valverde: Seems like he's either gone today or right back out tonight pitching for his major league life.
Glover Quinn: You can see the ball skills of this Lions FA pickup.
The Detroit Tigers have activated centerfielder and leadoff hitter Austin Jackson, and he is expected to be back in action Friday.
Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland understands fans' frustration with the bullpen, particularly with closer Jose Valverde.
There aren't many ways to intimidate a professional football player, guys have tried all types of things from smearing eye black to constantly chirping in opposing players' earholes.
The Detroit Lions plan on safety Louis Delmas being ready to go this fall, his knee all healed up from the issues that forced him to have surgery before last season and that made him miss eight games in 2012. Then again, the Lions are also readying themselves for the possibility Delmas will not be available.
Whatever was bothering Tiger Woods' wrist seemed to disappear overnight, and Phil Mickelson's round of 67 was holding up as first-round play resumed Friday morning at the U.S. Open.
Karsch and Anderson found an interesting photo on the web today.