Pat Caputo: This Time The Detroit Lions 2-0 Start Isn't An Illusion
The Lions have had good starts before. They were 2-0 in 2004 and 2007. By the end of the following seasons, both head coaches, Steve Mariucci and Rod Marinelli, had lost their jobs.
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The Lions have had good starts before. They were 2-0 in 2004 and 2007. By the end of the following seasons, both head coaches, Steve Mariucci and Rod Marinelli, had lost their jobs.
The statue of the late Ernie Harwell is looking good again.
Jim Leyland is getting his postseason wheels in gear.
Matthew Stafford has thrown seven touchdown passes in two games. The last Lions quarterback to throw seven touchdowns in the first two games of a season was Milt Plum in 1962.
This season's champions got knocked around against a Kansas City lineup featuring four rookies, and lost 10-2 to the Royals on Tuesday night.
This is how the Tigers postseason roster will likely breakdown and the decisions they must make, which are fairly minimal
The Lions are the talk of the NFL this week. We see their game film broken down on NFL highlight shows.
The name "Dennis Talbott" should be painfully familiar to Ohio State fans.
Stoney, Bill and Sara talked to MLB Fan Cave Wingman Ryan Wagner about his experience of living in the greatest baseball Man Cave ever created.
Former NFL wildman Kyle Turley has made no bones about his feelings on Brady Hoke leaving his alma mater for the head coaching job at Michigan.
Coach Jim Schwartz hates to use the word swagger, but he couldn't come up with a better way to describe the feeling his team has coming into Week 3.
With time running short on efforts to preserve an on-time start to the NBA season, the league and players' association will have a staff-level meeting Wednesday.
Mike Valenti of the Valenti & Foster show held a live chat with Detroit sports fans at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday. Here's a recap:
The Detroit Tigers are trying to secure home-field advantage in the first round of the postseason.
Here's a recap of the online chat Tuesday morning between Mike Stone of Stoney and Bill and Detroit sports fans.