By Brian Rexroth
With a little more than two weeks left until the NBA trade deadline on February 18th and the team in the bottom of not only the Central Division but also in almost every statistical category compared to the rest of the league, Piston President Joe Dumars is sticking close to his vest about [...]

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By Matt Pelc
Last week, we talked about the possibilities of the Red Wings and Pistons sharing an arena in Detroit and the fact that the Red Wings may be playing their games at the Palace while things sort themselves out for a new arena in the city.
We covered the possibilities in that last article, but [...]

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By Brian Rexroth
I stumbled across the following site allowing fans to simulate the NBA Draft Lottery and wanted to bring it up here and see what people thought about it and others like it that in my opinion jump the gun of the sports year’s natural progression and kind of ruin the fun of a sports [...]

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By Brian Rexroth
Kalin Lucas was the hero with 3.5 seconds left on the clock hitting a clutch jumper in the face of the entire Michigan team to give the Spartans a one point lead and ultimate game winner that showed why he was named pre-season player of the year in the Big Ten Conference.  He [...]

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By Brian Rexroth
Detroit broadcasting legend Ernie Harwell turned 92 today and began writing again for the Detroit News starting this past Sunday.  For a man that doesn’t know how much life he has left after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, he seems to be living it to the fullest and I think it is great [...]

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By Matt Pelc
The Detroit Tigers have been making news this past week with their annual winter caravan to sites in and around Michigan to rev up fan interest for the upcoming baseball season, including Saturday’s Fan Fest at Comerica Park.
The biggest story of the week which also made national headlines was the admission of Tigers’ [...]

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By Brian Rexroth
With the recent announcement by Electronic Arts that they are remaking NBA JAM for the Wii console. This was one of the games from my childhood that I dumped countless quarters into and spent many hours playing on my Sega Genesis into the late hours of the night with the volume turned down so [...]

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By Matt Pelc
So earlier today I predicted that the Indianapolis Colts would defeat the New York Jets to head to the Super Bowl.
So there is a chance that the two teams that were the best in each of their conference all season long could meet up in the Super Bowl, so will the New Orleans [...]

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By Matt Pelc
Well what an interesting weekend of games it was once again last week.
I say interesting, not necessarily entertaining.
The NFL playoffs are usually the best postseason in sports, yet this season they have been rather ho-hum with several mismatches and blowout games.
If you are an avid Madden player, you know that Al Michaels states [...]

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By Brian Rexroth
With the recent “Big Wins” by Michigan and the Detroit Pistons against top teams the thought came to me, what does a “Big Win” really mean to the rest of the season or even the next game?  It makes good headlines for sure, but what does it really mean in the scheme of [...]

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