MLB.com reporter and Michigan native Jon Morosi jumped on 97.1 The Ticket this morning to discuss all things Detroit sports, including the Detroit Red Wings pending decision on head coach Jeff Blashill and what he expected the team to do with their next high draft choice. Also of discussion was the Detroit Tigers, their direction, […] Detroit Tigers GM Al Avila likely to get … [Read more...] about Detroit Tigers GM Al Avila likely to get one year plus, job not in jeopardy
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The 10 Things To Focus On In The 2013 NHL Playoffs (Hint: One Of Them Is Beards)
Well that felt shorter than usual, didn’t it? After just 48 games, we’re about to embark on the perilous journey we call the Stanley Cup Playoffs. You may be fully immersed in the NBA at the moment, and really I can’t blame you, but the NHL playoffs offer the most exciting playoffs in sports. Stars shine, underdogs win it all, cities riot whether they win or lose, and players … [Read more...] about The 10 Things To Focus On In The 2013 NHL Playoffs (Hint: One Of Them Is Beards)
The Stanley Cup Playoffs: Hawks Win Twice
Who breathes the biggest sigh of relief? Steve Walkom, the referee who inexplicably called coincidental minors to nullify Niklas Hjalmarsson’s apparent series-clinching goal? Brandon Saad, to whom Chicago’s penalty was charged on the play? The Blackhawks players? The Blackhawks fans? Or the police and citizens of the great city of Chicago who surely would have endured a riot … [Read more...] about The Stanley Cup Playoffs: Hawks Win Twice
Starting Lineups: Jason Arnott In NHL 98 Was Everything
Earlier this week, NHL free agent center Jason Arnott announced his retirement. Arnott last played for the St. Louis Blues in 2012, his sixth organization. Drafted at seventh overall by the Edmonton Oilers in 1993, the 6’5” forward was expected to make an immediate impact. Although Arnott posted an impressive 33 goals and 68 points as a 19-year-old rookie, he never fulfilled … [Read more...] about Starting Lineups: Jason Arnott In NHL 98 Was Everything
Starting Lineups: Everything About The NHL Winter Classic Was Great… Except The Hockey
I find myself torn on the Winter Classic. This seems to be an unpopular opinion. In truth, there is a lot to love about two rivals battling it out in the elements in front of thousands upon thousands of spectators. It’s a celebration of the elemental nature of the game. Hockey needs the cold like basketball needs the hoops. Without it, the sport would cease to exist. On … [Read more...] about Starting Lineups: Everything About The NHL Winter Classic Was Great… Except The Hockey
The Streak: Making Sense Of The Detroit Red Wings 23rd Consecutive Postseason Appearance
In case you hadn’t heard the news, the Detroit Red Wings clinched their 23rd consecutive postseason appearance Wednesady night. It is currently the longest such streak in professional sports. The Undertaker would be proud Few things that won in the early 90’s still win today; namely zubas, Vanilla Ice, walkmen, the Dallas Cowboys and any outfit worn by Jerry Seinfeld and/or … [Read more...] about The Streak: Making Sense Of The Detroit Red Wings 23rd Consecutive Postseason Appearance
Why the Detroit Tigers should blow past their 48-win pace
The Detroit Tigers are on pace for 48 wins and 114 losses. But the end result might not be that bad, considering three important factors. … [Read more...] about Why the Detroit Tigers should blow past their 48-win pace
Detroit Tigers game vs. Kansas City Royals: TV, time, starting pitchers for series opener
Detroit Tigers play the Kansas City Royals at Comerica Park on May 11, 2021, behind Casey Mize. TV: Bally Sports Detroit. Radio: 97.1 FM The Ticket. … [Read more...] about Detroit Tigers game vs. Kansas City Royals: TV, time, starting pitchers for series opener