Jeff Riger: Player Led Work Outs Finished!
Thursday morning the Lions only spent about 30 minutes on the Detroit Country Day field before packing up and heading back to their homes.
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Thursday morning the Lions only spent about 30 minutes on the Detroit Country Day field before packing up and heading back to their homes.
Josh Beckett doesn't have a no-hitter under his belt this season like counterpart Justin Verlander, but he continues to dominate hitters in his own right.
The weather outside has been awful. Rain has infiltrated most of the country causing many baseball games to be postponed or delayed.
Constantly, as the NFL's lockout drags on, we hear about how there is a lack of urgency.
Magglio Ordonez (right ankle weakness) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to May 11. He might return as soon as he is eligible.
Former Michigan coach Lloyd Carr wants the NCAA to crack down on cheaters in college sports and do a better job of enforcing the rules.
Eleven wins and a shared Big Ten title while enduring Mark Dantonio's heart attack showed the Spartans are mentally strong. They aren't bad physically either. Watch for a battle with Nebraska for the Legends Division title. 2011 MVP: Kirk Cousins. Previous rank: 9
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.
Current Detroit Pistons owner Karen Davidson says she'll retain part ownership of the NBA franchise, its arena and Palace Sports & Entertainment after the sale to Beverly Hills, Calif., billionaire Tom Gores is complete.
Alex Avila had two hits but could not get the tying run home from third with one out in the ninth inning Wednesday.
Left-handed Boston hitters were hitless Wednesday in 11 cracks at Coke, a left-hander who specialized in retiring southpaw swingers as a reliever.
The locked-out Detroit Lions seem to be making the best of their situation.
Jarrod Saltalamacchia doubled off the left field wall in the eighth inning, scoring Carl Crawford from first and giving the Boston Red Sox their fifth straight win, 1-0 over the Detroit Tigers on a rainy Wednesday night.
With two-fifths of his starting pitchers expected to be on the disabled list by the time his team opens a two-game series with the Detroit Tigers on Wednesday night, Francona is counting on Clay Buchholz to continue his winning ways.