Draper Hopes Red Wings Want Him Back For 18th Season
Kris Draper is doing all he can to stay in shape, hoping Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland will want him back for an 18th season.
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Kris Draper is doing all he can to stay in shape, hoping Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland will want him back for an 18th season.
Don Kelly had a plus-minus of negative-1. Kelly hit a solo home run in the first inning to give Detroit a 1-0 lead, tucking a fastball just inside the foul pole in right.
At the end of last season, the Tigers wanted to move Phil Coke into the rotation because they didn't have a southpaw slinger all of 2010.
Former Detroit Tigers outfielder Jim Northrup, who hit a decisive two-run triple in Game 7 of the 1968 World Series, died Wednesday. He was 71.
Months into the NFL lockout, a former Detroit Lion says it impacts more than just players.
Alexi Ogando scattered six hits over 7 2/3 innings to remain unbeaten, Adrian Beltre homered, and the Texas Rangers avoided a three-game sweep by Detroit with a 7-3 victory over the Tigers on Wednesday night.
While the Lions worked out at another player led function at Detroit Country Day High School there was a Red Wings that decided to crash the practice.
Lions players were back at Detroit Country Day High School in Beverly Hills working out once again in preparation for the regular season that is if the season ever starts.
How are people dealing with the heat?
When Allen Iverson signed to play in Turkey last year, I think most people felt like me. Not like this, Allen. Don't finish like this. It was reality, though.
The New York Post is reporting that two sources say that Joe Dumars will not consider Isiah Thomas for head coach of the Pistons, due to not wanting to jeopardize his long time friendship with Zeke.
Oh how I have missed "the rent is too damn high" guy. You remember presidential hopeful Jimmy McMillan don't you?
A power surge has the Detroit Tigers in position to sweep a series in Arlington for the first time in 10 years.
The Big Ten is changing quickly, mostly for the better. It still needs to do something about those division names, though. What an embarrassing, un-ironic catastrophe.
As CBSSports.com's own Mike Freeman reports, the owners and the NFLPA have restarted their labor negotiating meetings in secret.