Detroit Free Press

More results...

Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors
post
Search in:
Comment
Detroit Free Press
Parade Magazine
Sports
Sports Illustrated
USA Today
Barry Sanders: Quietly Flying Highlions Running Back Has Learned To Absorb And Endure

Barry Sanders: Quietly Flying Highlions Running Back Has Learned To Absorb And Endure

First of all, Barry Sanders doesn't mind dancing. As long as someone else is doing it. Sure, when he scores a touchdown, he hands the ball to the referee like a mailman delivering a phone bill. But he isn't bothered by those who prefer a wiggle or a shake. "Hey, I used to love Billy (White Shoes) Johnson, and the Washington Smurfs and all," he says, looking down at his hands. "It's just . . . not me."
Nothing Wrong With The Lions’ Memories

Nothing Wrong With The Lions’ Memories

OK. I'm on the bandwagon.I walked into the Lions' locker room this week after practice and was barraged by "Look who it is!" "Hey, didn't you pick us to lose to Chicago?" "Uh-huh. Uh-huh." They strutted past. They pointed at me and laughed.You know what you call that?Cockiness.I haven't seen that with the Lions in years.And that's what has been missing.Of course, I wouldn't mind if they took it out on the opposing team instead of me, but. . . .
Need Gift Ideas? Just Throw The Books At ‘Em

Need Gift Ideas? Just Throw The Books At ‘Em

Give the gift of reading. That's what we say around here. And with only two weeks until Christmas, you'd better get moving to catch these brand new sports books, hot off the presses for the holiday season:* "BETCHA FIVE BUCKS THAT CAKE DON'T RISE" -- The Pete Rose Cookbook.
The Comeback Keeps Us All Young

The Comeback Keeps Us All Young

LAS VEGAS -- "The way things are now," sighed Emanual Steward, who has spent his whole life in boxing, "they could take Muhammad Ali out of retirement, set him up to face Mike Tyson, and you know what? By fight time, people would believe Ali could do it."
No results found.

Mitch Albom writes about running an orphanage in impoverished Port-au-Prince, Haiti, his kids, their hardships, laughs and challenges, and the life lessons he’s learned there every day.

Subscribe for bonus content and giveaways!