Matt Dery's Daily Update 5-31-11
The streaky Tigers now on a 2 game winning roll as they play game 2 of their 3 game set against the last place Twins at Comerica Park.
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The streaky Tigers now on a 2 game winning roll as they play game 2 of their 3 game set against the last place Twins at Comerica Park.
This news story seemed like a "Saturday Night Live" skit, but it really happened. Apparently there is an outbreak of horse herpes going around the U.S. right now.
The hottest sports book in the country right now is "Those Guys Have All The Fun,Inside The World Of ESPN".
Entering this season, the American League Central drew much praise and notoriety for its strength.
The Detroit Pistons held multiple workouts last week with potential draft picks for the 2011 NBA Draft.
After an impressive start, Max Scherzer has struggled in his last two outings. A matchup with the major league-worst Minnesota Twins could help him get back into the win column.
Not many times will you see something like this happen.
I love a good arms race, especially when it doesn't hurt anybody. In this case, I am talking about a seat race involving Michigan Stadium. Athletic director David Brandon is talking about expanding the Big House again, turning it into the Really Big House with a capacity of upwards of 120,000 seats.
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Phil Coke (bone bruise in right foot) went on the 15-day disabled list May 24. He will miss at least two starts.
Alex Avila got the game-winning double in the eighth inning Monday, with the help of the umpire ruling on fan interference.
There have been some detours, but the Tigers hope their road to a successful bullpen has finally reached its destination.
Ohio State University officials are now confirming the news that head football coach Jim Tressel has resigned.
Justin Verlander threw a career-high 132 pitches -- the last clocking 100 mph on the stadium radar gun -- but allowed Boston just four hits in doing his part to shut the Red Sox out.
Head coach Jim Tressel says in a statement that he met with university officials and agreed that it is in Ohio State's best interest that he resign.