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Last week the Lions had their player-organized workouts where you didn't see Nick Fairley the Lions 1st round pick.
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Last week the Lions had their player-organized workouts where you didn't see Nick Fairley the Lions 1st round pick.
Roger Goodell's been on a telephone tour de force with NFL season-ticket holders, explaining what all of this lockout business means and answering questions from the people who just so happen to make this a multi-billion business.
A 15-year-old considered to be one of the top young hockey goaltenders in the United States has died in a Michigan hospital after police say he fell out of the bed of a pickup truck last week.
As the Tampa Bay Rays ended their longest losing streak in more than six weeks, the Detroit Tigers also just halted a lengthy skid.
During game 3 of the Western Conference Finals ESPN's Doris Burke must not have known she was on LIVE TV.
Wings coach Mike Babcock made a major recruiting pitch to persuade Nicklas Lidstrom to return next season, telling him he will be playing for a competitive club that will remain a Stanley Cup contender after making a few offseason changes.
Billionaire financier Tom Gores is expected to receive final approval from the league's Board of Governors to purchase the franchise and its assets from current owner Karen Davidson, widow of longtime owner Bill Davidson.
By taking the approach of selecting the best big man available, the Pistons made a big score in last June's draft. That philosophy will not change when their next lottery pick comes up June 23.
Quarterback Shaun Hill had back surgery last week, not finger surgery, as was originally reported. Despite the surgery, Hill has done some light throwing and jogging at team workouts this week.
The Detroit Tigers have optioned right-handed reliever Brayan Villarreal to Triple-A Toledo and transferred infielder Carlos Guillen to the 60-day disabled list.
Rick Porcello threw just 84 pitches while throwing eight innings of one-hit ball at Pittsburgh. Manager Jim Leyland told him at the end of the eighth RHP Jose Valverde would be finishing up.
My initial response to interleague play, when baseball first implemented it in 1997, was to abhor it.
Rick Porcello had breezed through eight innings, allowing but one hit while throwing just 84 pitches, so for manager Jim Leyland, it was a no-brainer.
Rick Porcello gave the Tigers the relief they needed going eight strong innings as the Detroit Tigers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-0 Sunday afternoon.