Detroit Free Press

In general, tennis stars are a miserable, pampered lot, and you can have 'em all, every one. It's hard to work up ...

That's me. Mr. Lucky.Excuse me while I kiss my fingers.Yes, folks, step right up as I reveal my hidden secrets of ...

I came home the other day to find my garage strangely empty. The bicycles were gone, the golf clubs and tennis ...

He made nice. Went out like a diplomat. He smiled, laughed loudly, and anyone he could possibly thank, he thanked. ...

He made nice. Went out like a diplomat. He smiled, laughed deeply, and anyone he could possibly thank, he thanked. ...

Paul Coffey sat by his locker for a long time Saturday night, refusing even to take off his skates. He pushed a ...

Wait a minute, teenagers. Not so fast. Come back here with that fashion article printed in this very newspaper just two days ago, the one with the headline "PROM-ising Alternatives" that dealt with new ways to dress for your high school prom without looking traditional, which is to say, a dweeb.Gimme that paper!riiip . . . swiiip . . . shrshhh . . . There now.

Steve Yzerman looks like hell. Or as much as a heartthrob can look like hell. The left side of his face has a red mark from forehead to chin -- "a glove cut," he says -- and his pouty upper lip still has the vertical scar from 30 stitches, turning it purple and slightly swollen.