Suarez Parting From Gaunt Brothers
Daniel Suarez, who landed a ride two weeks before the season-opening Daytona 500, will not return to Gaunt Brothers Racing next season and is seeking a new team for the third time in three years.
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Daniel Suarez, who landed a ride two weeks before the season-opening Daytona 500, will not return to Gaunt Brothers Racing next season and is seeking a new team for the third time in three years.
The Detroit Lions' banged-up secondary will be without cornerback Justin Coleman against the Green Bay Packers.
Miguel Cabrera hit a homer and a double to help the Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Royals 6-0 on Tuesday night.
Detroit put Coleman on injured reserve on Tuesday, two days after injuring his hamstring during a loss to Chicago.
Austin Dillon was written off as a championship contender before NASCAR's playoffs even began and he knew no one expected him to go far. Undeterred, he vowed to show he has taken a huge step in his career.
Matt Patricia's tenure in Detroit has been marked by fourth-quarter collapses.
Brad Keselowski entered NASCAR's playoffs certain he has as good a chance at the Cup championship as favorites Kevin Harvick and Denny Hamlin.
If the Detroit Lions' first game was any indication, their "Dagger Time" mantra could use some sharpening.
The Miami Dolphins open up their season on the road against the New England Patriots as the balance of power in the AFC East shifts.
CBS Sports Network will be the new home for live Bellator events beginning in October with Bellator 247.
Bubba Wallace, loaded with several new sponsors he personally signed, will leave Richard Petty Motorsports at the end of the season and take his new wealth elsewhere.
CHICAGO (8-8) at DETROIT LIONS (3-12-1)
The Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions will kick off their seasons in the Motor City, desperately hoping to bounce back from disappointment.
The 2x Olympian talks about playing in the new professional softball league called Athletes Unlimited and how this experience is helping her prepare for the 2021 Olympics.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer late Wednesday clarified her order requiring masks in organized sports, saying they must be worn in training and competition only when athletes cannot consistently keep 6 feet apart.