Cabrera Homers In Return From WBC
Now that Venezuela is out of the World Baseball Classic, Miguel Cabrera is focused on helping the Detroit Tigers get back to the World Series.
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Now that Venezuela is out of the World Baseball Classic, Miguel Cabrera is focused on helping the Detroit Tigers get back to the World Series.
The finalist for the 2013 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year award were announced on Thursday.
The Lions started yesterday with two huge problems: They couldn't run the ball and had cavernous holes in the defensive secondary.
Free agent defensive end Cliff Avril and the Seattle Seahawks reached agreement on a contract Wednesday that addresses one of Seattle's big offseason desires to improve the pass rush along the defensive line.
David Lee has been able to do something this March that he rarely has for most of his eight-year NBA career: watch what is happening around the league with a vested interest in the outcome.
Teaming Wes Welker with Peyton Manning has John Elway excited about the possibilities for the Denver Broncos.
"We can't just keep giving the puck away, it doesn't work like that. We're not getting anywhere," Red Wings defenseman Niklas Kronwall said.
Lions fans know that most free agency years come and go without much to write home about or much that makes sense for that matter.
We only had to wait about twenty hours. The Lions picked Reggie Bush today, and he immediately becomes the best Lions' free agent running back pick up since James Stewart, when the team plucked him out of Jacksonville in 2000.
The day just keeps getting better for Detroit Lions fans, as NFL sports analyst Adam Schefter broke the news Wednesday afternoon the team signed former Texans player Glover Quin.
Bush is being brought in as a replacement for the injured Jahvid Best
The Detroit Lions have signed free agent RB Reggie Bush to a contract.
Bruce Rondon has now slipped back into the role of projected closer, but last week's dust up could be worrisome.
Jones last played for the Seattle Seahawks and had 10 tackles and three sacks.
While the world waits for a white plume of smoke; Dennis Rodman (fresh from his trip to North Korea) has packed a bag and flown to Rome in the hopes of helping the first black pope to be elected.