Author: Carlos Monarrez, Detroit Free Press

Former Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland golfed with Arnold Palmer twice and, after he won the World Series, asked Bill Clinton to play a round.

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff could silence a lot of talk about his replacement if he leads his team to a playoff-clinching win at Green Bay.

Jim Harbaugh has done plenty of winning but has also restored the pride in Michigan football, which has cemented his legacy at the storied program.

The Golden State Warriors’ refusal to suspend Draymond Green for his vicious attack on Jordan Poole exposes the team’s cowardly culture.

Dan Campbell was emotional again after a 29-0 loss to the Patriots, but the Detroit Lions’ forecast isn’t as dire as it seems.

In Week 2, the Detroit Lions proved they can win the games they’re supposed to win, which is a leap forward in the rebuild, writes columnist Carlos Monarrez.

Some national pundits might be optimistic about the Lions, but minicamp showed us they’re still far from good and in for a long, rough training camp.

The massive fire in the clubhouse of Oakland Hills Country Club was devastating, but it might not hurt the club’s chances of hosting the U.S. Open.

As Pro Football Hall of Fame induction approaches, even Barry Sanders isn’t sure when Calvin Johnson and the Detroit Lions will find a peace.