Wooley's Weekly Winners: Lions, Yankees, Brittney Griner
After the tragic events that took place during the Boston Marathon this week, the New York Yankees showed class.
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After the tragic events that took place during the Boston Marathon this week, the New York Yankees showed class.
Teddy Kremer, a 30-year-old with Down syndrome, was the bat boy for the Cincinnati Reds last night.
With every game and week that passes it seems like the Wings, for the first time in 21 seasons will miss out on the playoffs.
The Tigers won Wednesday's game against the Mariners by the slimmest of margins, as catcher Brayan Pena held on for the final out after a collision at home plate with Justin Smoak in the 14th inning.
Tigers starting pitcher Justin Verlander was terrific for most of Thursday's start against the Mariners, but his teammates failed to provide him with adequate support, in a 2-0 loss.
The first time Byron Scott was fired, Lawrence Frank took his job.
The Minnesota Vikings will play their final game at the Metrodome against Detroit Dec. 29.
The 2013 Detroit Lions regular season schedule is out and in many ways it's like a holiday as fans old and young alike will love it, ridicule it, and of course give too many wins to the Lions.
Green Bay on Thanksgiving. The last couple times the Lions played Green Bay on Turkey Day, they were routed.
Glenn Robinson III and Mitch McGary are coming back to Michigan, hoping to form the nucleus of the Wolverines' next national title contender.
For the third-straight season, Detroit will host ESPN's Monday Night Football when the defending Super Bowl Champions Baltimore Ravens travel to Ford Field Monday, December 16 at 8:40 p.m.
Kyle Seager hit a two-out RBI double off Justin Verlander in the seventh inning to break a scoreless tie and help give the Seattle Mariners a 2-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers Thursday.
University of Michigan men's basketball freshmen forwards Mitch McGary (Chesterton, Ind./Brewster Academy [N.H.]) and Glenn Robinson III (St. John, Ind./Lake Central HS) announced today (Thursday, April 18) they will both continue their collegiate playing career with the Wolverine basketball program.
Detroit linebacker Stephen Tulloch can see and sense the Lions heading in the right direction.