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Wings to the playoffs?; Tigers start games earlier; DCFC Talk

Happy Fat Tuesday! On today's podcast: 03:18 - Could the Red Wings make the playoffs? 07:35 - The Detroit Tigers are moving their start times earlier on weeknights. Family friendly move? 10:36 - Detroit City FC talk as the opponent is now known for the US Open Cup and there are some faces you should know. As always - feedback, dailydetroit - at - gmail - dot - com. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DailyDetroit Or as a one-time thing: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dailydetroit...

Big week in Detroit sports: Michigan wins, Lions show up, Cabrera retires

Busy week in Detroit and Michigan sports, and Fletcher Sharpe is here to sort it all out. 01:08 - It's Detroit Tiger Miguel Cabrera's last season. Fletcher shares how he's one of his favorite players and why. 04:23 - The Detroit Lions showed up against the Buffalo Bills. We debate. 12:05 - Michigan shows they own the Big Ten, but are they National Championship ready? Feedback: https://forms.gle/MnwUf8uJEtpyG9m2A or dailydetroit -at- gmail -dot- com...

DCFC Talk and Yazeed love; Lions win; Emoni Bates mess; Scott Harris is new Tigers president

Fletcher Sharpe is back to talk about the Detroit Lions win against the Commanders; the mess that's now the Emoni Bates situation; Guarded optimism about the Tigers adding Scott Harris to their front office. Then, of course, Detroit City FC talk. Yazeed Matthews has shown some new skills in recent games; we break down the Tampa Bay win and look ahead to NY Red Bulls II and FC Tulsa as Le Rouge has clinched a playoff spot. Feedback: https://forms.gle/MnwUf8uJEtpyG9m2A Or dailydetroit -at- gmai...

PODCAST: Dan Dickerson On The Cold Start To The Baseball Season, The Tigers In '68 And Now

The voice of the Detroit Tigers, Dan Dickerson, joined us on the Daily Detroit News Byte on Monday. You can listen on the player above. It’s cued up to where his interview starts. Sven Gustafson caught up with Dickerson at the unveiling of the plans for celebrating the 1968 season half a century later. We talked about his memories as a kid during the ’68 season, the impact of cold weather on the MLB season and if the league should consider shortening it, and the prospects for the Tigers thi...

Looking To Get Home After Tigers Opening Day? Here's A Half-Off Ride

Although the weather is looking a little questionable for tomorrow’s opening day game where our Detroit Tigers are taking on the Pittsburgh Pirates, here’s a deal for you to get home safely. Wallside Windows has partnered with ride-sharing company Lyft to provide half-off rides home. The deal is extended for rides up to $30 (where Wallside will pay half). If your Lyft ride costs more than $30, they’ll throw in $15 toward the bill. “At Wallside Windows, we love the Tigers,” said Chief of St...

Your 2017 Field Guide To Detroit Tigers Home Opening Day Fun

One of Detroit’s unofficial holidays is the home opener for the Detroit Tigers. Tiger fans near and far gather in downtown Detroit for the kickoff of baseball season and unofficially, spring. There’s a lot more to the home opener April 7 than just the game against the Boston Red Sox at 1:10 p.m. There are tailgates, bar parties, food specials and more around the ballpark. Let’s get started. 1. The Detroit Home Opener Festival If you’re looking for a turnkey party experience, the Detr...

Respect Our Home: The Do’s and Don’ts Of Tigers Opening Day

The term “Opening Day” doesn’t mean much (or often anything) to most cities in this country. Even among metropolises with major league baseball teams, only hotbeds like St. Louis, Boston, and Chicago rival Detroit in terms of fervor and pageantry when it comes to the first day of home baseball. Truly a local holiday in every sense of the word, it really must be experienced to be appreciated. In fact almost all of the enjoyment and revelry of the day can be had without actually going to the gam...

Figure Skating in Harlem selects Detroit as their first expansion city

The world of figure skating and the discipline, self-confidence and leadership skills it can bring just opened up for 300 Detroit girls ages six to 15. Figure Skating in Harlem (FSH) has selected Detroit as the first city in a planned national expansion of its academic, figure skating and leadership program, Figure Skating in Detroit (FSD). FSH is the only organization in the world for girls of color that combines the life-transforming power of education with access to the artistic discipline...

WATCH: "I Gotta Say Thank You To The Fans" Says Verlander

Having a no-hitter slip out of your grasp when you’re only three outs away is disappointing, but Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander showed his class following an amazing outing Wednesday night. The no-hitter was broken when Chris Iannetta hit a double down the left field line that stayed just fair. Verlander, although he does not have the velocity he did in earlier years, seems to have figured out the old adage that roughly goes “old age and treachery will overcome youth and skill.” He’s refined...

10 Detroit Books You Should Read

Detroit is a city with a vibrant, intriguing story that spans centuries. From its humble beginnings to its time its recent resurgence, Detroit’s story has been traced in many books. Some books focus on the city’s rebirth. Others explore the dynamic sports teams that call Detroit home. Still others look at the city’s people and tell their everyday stories. A couple are fiction, but most in this list are not. Learn more about one of the most iconic American cities through these 10 books. The Or...

Legendary Tiger Kirk Gibson Has Parkinson's Disease

Today Tigertown received sad news. Legendary Tiger (see above for his 1984 series-winning home run video) Kirk Gibson has announced that he has Parkinson’s disease. He does color commentary with the Tigers for their TV broadcasts, but hasn’t been in the booth for Fox Sports Detroit since Opening Day. Parkinson’s disease is one that takes a toll over time. It is a progressive disorder of the nervous system that affects movement. It develops gradually, and although tremors are the most well-kn...

Map Shows The Detroit Tigers Own The Hearts Of Almost All Of Michigan

We all know that Metro Detroiters love the Tigers, but really, it’s practically the whole state that has a passion for the team. The 2015 edition of an annual map released by Facebook through their Sports on Facebook page highlights, via the number of Facebook “likes,” where the various Major League Baseball teams dominate divided by county in the United States and census divisions in Canada. There is sad news for New York Mets, Oakland Athletics and Toronto Blue Jays fans as there are no U....

Verlander Delivers An Epic Surprise To Young Fan Wearing His Jersey

Love having my fans support!! This little guy was pretty surprised when he turned around. A photo posted by Justin Verlander (@justinverlander) on Mar 27, 2015 at 6:53am PDT Sometimes, there are magic moments, and this sure looks like one of them. Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander was in a local Starbucks when he noticed a young fan wearing a shirsey (shirt with jersey lettering) that said “Verlander” on the back – and this might be one of the epic selfies of Detroit spor...

Check Out What Every Seat In Comerica Park Looks Like

If you’ve ever wondered about the view from every section when watching a Tigers game, this will show you pretty much every seat in the house. Reddit user u/twswbc takes on a virtual tour around the ballpark. During a game against the Houston Astros in May, a photo was taken from each section and then this very cool slideshow below was made. Nice work. It stinks outside right now, so we’ve got this on loop dreaming about summer. H/T MLB.com...

Relief Pitching Will Be Key To Detroit's Playoff Run

The starting pitchers for the Detroit’s first playoff matchup in their hunt for the World Series championship hold the last three Cy Young award winners. In theory, that sounds like the Tigers have a pretty good shot at taking the upcoming series over the Baltimore Orioles. But there are a few snags in that assumption. One of the potential trouble spots is if a game gets close. The Orioles have a strong relief crew, but Detroit has had uneven results with closers Joe Nathan and Joba Chamb...

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