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  1. Jim Leyland

    Tigers drop series opener to Red Sox

    Unable to recover from a blown call by first base umpire Bill Welke, the Tigers lost to the Red Sox 7-4 this afternoon at Fenway Park.

    • Jim Leyland

      Leyland fired up after loss to Red Sox

      Tigers manager Jim Leyland was emotional in his postgame comments to FS Detroit following the Tigers 7-4 loss Monday afternoon.  INSIDE: What he had to say about today's controversy

      • Michigan State baseball

        MSU earns NCAA tournament bid

        The long wait of 33 years is over - the Michigan State baseball team is back in the NCAA Tournament.

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        1. Cabrera's late homer wins it for Tigers

          Cabrera's late homer wins it for Tigers

          Miguel Cabrera's two-run homer in the ninth inning lifted the Tigers to a 4-3 victory over the Twins on Sunday, making up for 10 men left on base.

          • Dario Franchitti One-On-One

            Dario Franchitti One-On-One

            The three-time Indy 500 Champion chatted with Tom Leyden about his most recent win at the Brickyard and his emotional victory lap with his wife, Ashley Judd, and Susie Wheldon, the widow of Dan Wheldon.

          • Sundays with Stoney

            Sundays with Stoney

            Mike Stone and Tom Leyden discuss what the Tigers should do with Quintin Berry and what the arrest of Nick Fairley means for the Lions.

          • Fairley arrested for DUI in Alabama

            Fairley arrested for DUI in Alabama

            Lions defensive tackle Nick Fairley has been arrested for the second time in two months, this time for allegedly driving under the influence and attempting to elude police.

            • Franchitti wins Indianapolis 500

              Franchitti wins Indianapolis 500

              Dario Franchitti has won the Indianapolis 500 for the third time, taking advantage when Takuma Sato crashed on the final lap.
                

              • Indy 500 offers wide-open field

                Indy 500 offers wide-open field

                The Indianapolis 500 will be run on Sunday in what's believed to be the most wide-open race in years. There are no clear favorites and there's a group of new faces vying for attention. INSIDE: The big questions in Indy.

                • Keselowski, Team Penske win at Charlotte

                  Keselowski, Team Penske win at Charlotte

                  Brad Keselowski won the NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Saturday, leading the final 67 laps to give Penske Racing a winning start on auto racing's biggest weekend.

                  • Scherzer strong as Tigers top Twins

                    Scherzer strong as Tigers top Twins

                    Max Scherzer struck out nine in a rain-shortened outing and Prince Fielder had his first four-hit game with the Tigers, leading Detroit to a 6-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday.

                    • Fielder's three hits ignite Tigers

                      Fielder's three hits ignite Tigers

                      Prince Fielder had three hits and two RBIs and the Tigers offense broke out in a big way in a 10-6 victory over the Minnesota Twins Friday night.

                      • Volunteer still has racing bug at 96

                        Volunteer still has racing bug at 96

                        Victor Getter is already getting ready for the big race. At 96, he is the race's oldest and longest serving volunteer. He has volunteered for all of the races since the  Formula One events in the 1980s.

                      Meet the team!


                      1. Tom Leyden

                        Tom Leyden

                        Tom Leyden anchors sports for Action News Weekend and hosts the Sunday Sports Update. He also reports during the week for the Channel 7 sports team.

                        • Brad Galli

                          Brad Galli

                          Brad Galli is a hometown guy who understands the passion of the Detroit sports fan. He grew up in Detroit and is inspired by ordinary people in the city doing extraordinary things

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