Bob Wojnowski, Tony Paul and Chris McCosky discuss the Tigers at the quarter pole of the season. Detroit — It's to the point now where it's costing manager Ron Gardenhire and his coaching staff sleep. Not that they ever get much anyway during a long baseball season, but losing five straight games
Travis Swanson announced his retirement Saturday after five NFL seasons. Swanson, a free agent, played 12 games, with 11 starts last season for the Dolphins. He spent his first four seasons in Detroit after the Lions made him a third-round pick out of Arkansas. “I decided to retire from the game of football
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Zac Taylor and the Cincinnati Bengals technically added two interesting quarterbacks behind Andy Dalton surrounding the 2019 NFL draft. Ryan Finley in the fourth was one, with Jake Dolegala later joining the team via free agency. According to Bengals.com, Dolegala was also talking with the Philadelphia
Jordan Poole said it would "definitely be unique" to play for former University of Michigan basketball coach John Beilein in the NBA. CHICAGO — Jordan Poole has always bet on himself. It's why he left Michigan basketball after two seasons and declared for the NBA draft. This week has given
The NBA Draft Combine is in the books, which means the pre-draft process is officially here. Plenty will change in the next month, but two days in Chicago was the first real opportunity to get some insight into the Miami Heat's potential plans for the No. 13 pick. Here's some of what we learned
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