Khang's Blog: Will The NFL Lockout Ever Be Over?
So everyone thinks the NFL lockout will soon be over. I mean it's only a matter of time right?
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So everyone thinks the NFL lockout will soon be over. I mean it's only a matter of time right?
After Verlander struck out Jack Hannahan and Grady Sizemore to end the top of the 6th inning, I turned to my friends in the seats next to me to talk about Verlander's performance so far.
Show with higher ratings than the NHL finals...
Dick Vitale, ESPN broadcaster, college basketball ambassador and former Titan head coach and athletic director, will be honored in December when the University of Detroit Mercy athletics department renames its basketball court at Calihan Hall in his honor.
I'll be the first to tell you, I've never seen this man play. Not a minute. Guess what? Neither have 99% of "experts" out there. Welcome to NBA Draft talk 2011. Clueless guesswork.
So many people (myself included at times) have ripped the schooling many of our young people receive,especially in the city of Detroit.
Ohio State and Michigan are finalizing plans to play each other in hockey at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians.
During Monday night's "The Colbert Report", Stephen Colbert schooled his audience on the "sport" that is sweeping the nation...freestyle canoe dancing.
The Cleveland Indians have surprisingly led the AL Central for much of the season, but they now find themselves looking up at the Detroit Tigers.
Terrelle Pryor ended his silence Tuesday -- for exactly 97 seconds.
Linebacker Keith Bulluck will be a free agent when the lockout ends, and he named three teams he would consider joining: The New York Giants, Detroit Lions and New England Patriots.
These are the new owners and player meetings that are now apparently moving faster than light speed with a great sense of politeness toward a collective bargaining agreement.
Austin Jackson robbed RF Shin-Soo Choo of a home run leading off the second, going up above the fence in left center to make the catch.
Manager Jim Leyland dislikes the notion of having to play six consecutive games in National League cities, which would limit his ability to have catcher Alex Avila and designated hitter/catcher Victor Martinez in the lineup simultaneously.