Pistons-Bucks Preview 1-12-12
While the Milwaukee Bucks haven't encountered any success on the road, they've been plenty impressive at home.
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While the Milwaukee Bucks haven't encountered any success on the road, they've been plenty impressive at home.
The National Hockey League announced today the full roster of players named to the 2012 NHL All-Star Weekend, Jan. 26-29 in Ottawa.
After the dust had settled and the sting of the 45-28 thumping in New Orleans had, if not completely subsided, at least found some cushion in the accomplishments of the long season, the Lions knew where they stood.
In the many Pistons' games I've attended at Cobo Hall, Joe Louis Arena, The Silverdome and The Palace of Auburn Hills, the closest seats I've gotten to the floor have been behind the net, twice.
The Red Wings are slightly behind last season's pace after 42 games, but they appear to be in better shape now than they were in 2010-11.
The Pistons have gone over 130 minutes and nearly 11 quarters since they held a lead.
After ending a road trip with one of their worst performances of the season, the Detroit Red Wings should be happy to return home, where they haven't lost in over two months.
Derek Jackson scored 15 points and Trey Ziegler added 11 points and 15 rebounds to lead Central Michigan to a 60-56 victory against Eastern Michigan on Wednesday night.
The Titans are off to a fast start in Horizon League play and bring a 3-1 record in the conference and 7-9 overall mark.
So I'm driving home from the gym listening to the 2 o'clock hour of "Valenti and Foster" when I just started to laugh.
Tim Hardaway Jr. was a bit careless while contesting Alex Marcotullio's shot, fouling the 3-point shooter with 0.3 seconds remaining in a game Michigan led by three.
Johnson missed practice with an Achilles injury last week, but had 211 yards receiving with two touchdowns in Detroit's 45-28 loss at New Orleans on Saturday night in the playoffs.
Detroit looks to build momentum coming off a solid 76-65 win over Butler Sunday when it heads to Wisconsin.
It leaves the Stars in the same division as San Jose, Phoenix, Los Angeles and Anaheim instead of the proposed eight-team conference with Detroit, Columbus, Nashville, St. Louis, Chicago, Minnesota, and Winnipeg.