2 Detroit Tigers Earn Fielding Bible Awards
Detroit Tigers stars Dillon Dingler and Zach McKinstry win 2026 Fielding Bible Awards, recognizing two of baseball's best defensive players.
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Detroit Tigers stars Dillon Dingler and Zach McKinstry win 2026 Fielding Bible Awards, recognizing two of baseball's best defensive players.
The Canucks (2-8-1) host the Red Wings (3-3-3) at Rogers Arena Tuesday night, trying to snap an eight‑game losing streak. A morning optional skate suggests forward Liam Öhgren could be a healthy scratch after a point drought, while defensemen Guillaume Brisebois and Victor Mancini look set to suit up. Goalies Leevi Meriläinen stayed longer on the ice, hinting at a Kevin Lankinen start, though veteran John Gibson is slated for Detroit. Marco Rossi returns after illness, expected to center a line with Paul Cotter and Brock Boeser. Vancouver’s recent 6-3 loss to Carolina featured goals from Linus Karlsson, Arshdeep Bains and Jonathan Lekkerimäki, with Boeser on a four‑game point streak. Detroit, fresh off a 4-3 shootout loss, relies on Gibson in goal and sees rookie Michael Brandsegg‑Nygard leading their rookie scoring surge. The matchup pits two struggling squads in a pivotal showdown for both clubs.
Simon Edvinsson has until Dec. 1 to sign, and Elliotte Friedman doesn't like Detroit's odds. #RedWings
Lions coordinators drop key insights ahead of Sunday’s showdown with the Packers. Offensive coordinator Drew Petzing confirms starting center Cade Mays, praising his size, intelligence and communication skills, and notes his evolving headset strategy after a decade as a position player. Defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard says there’s no snap‑count limit for returning safety Brian Branch and highlights rookie safety Keith Abney’s rapid NFL adaptation, along with cornerbacks Ennis Rakestraw and Roger McCreary’s strong man‑coverage performances in Arizona. Sheppard also explains how the defense will "pick a poison" against Jordan Love’s deep passing versus the Packers’ intermediate routes, stressing game‑plan preparation and opponent tendencies. The takeaways set the tone for a tactical battle in Green Bay on Oct. 25.
Former Detroit Red Wings captain Dylan Larkin has requested a trade from the team. Recently, Larkin expanded his list from just a handful of teams to 10. Missing from that list are some of the Canadian contenders, including the Montreal Canadiens. The trade list has the usual suspects, such as the Florida Panthers, Vegas Golden […] The post NHL rumors: Canadiens still interested in Wings’ Dylan Larkin despite trade list exclusion appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Lions coordinators Kelvin Sheppard, Drew Petzing and Dave Fipp met with the media on Thursday. Here are the highlights from those conversations.
Who will return punts for the Lions now that their trusted specialist is out for the season?
Dylan Larkin's saga may not be at an end, but perhaps his eventual exit from the Detroit Red Wings finally has a roadmap to a resolution.
The Detroit Lions promote practice‑squad wide receiver/returner DeAndre Carter to the active roster ahead of Week 7 against the Green Bay Packers, adding his veteran punt and kickoff return skills after Tom Kennedy’s season‑ending injury. The move opens a practice‑squad spot, which the Lions fill with defensive back Myles Bryant, a former nickel corner now listed as a safety after stints with the Patriots, Texans and Browns. Both signings address depth gaps created by recent IR placements of Kennedy, Devin White and Ben Bartch.
A Lions beat writer's trade pitch would send Sam LaPorta to a contender and address Detroit's weakest spot. #OnePride
Red Wings executive Jimmy Devellano admits Dylan Larkin still wants to leave Detroit despite the organization's attempts to repair their relationship.
The Detroit Red Wings are handling two trade fronts Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson, but still waiting on their prices.
The Detroit Red Wings are handling two trade fronts Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson, but still waiting on their prices.
Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla addresses the 108-96 loss to the Detroit Pistons, noting the team’s defensive lapses and a 23‑0 run that erased a 22‑point lead. Despite the setback, Mazzulla emphasizes resilience, saying the season’s 82‑game grind will reveal the squad’s strengths after recent additions like Paul George, Mitchell Robinson and Mike Conley Jr. Players Sam Hauser and Jayson Tatum acknowledge the early‑season growing pains while veteran Paul Pierce’s presence fuels the locker‑room. The Celtics aim to rebound quickly, with a home opener against the defending champion Knicks looming.
Detroit Lions star safety Kerby Joseph just shared a clip of him working out, and it looks like he's finally trending in the right direction.
Detroit Lions radio announcer Dan Miller announces his return against the Packers and thanks fans for raising more than $43,000 for cancer research.
The Detroit Lions announced they have signed WR DeAndre Carter from the practice squad to the active roster. The Lions also signed S Myles Bryant to the practice squad. Carter, 33, originally signed with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Sacramento State back in 2015. He lasted just a few months in […] The post Lions Promote WR DeAndre Carter appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Detroit Lions have promoted DeAndre Carter to the active roster and signed Myles Bryant to the practice squad ahead of Sunday's Packers game.
The Boston Celtics stumbled out of the gates on Tuesday afternoon with an ugly road loss to the Detroit Pistons, blowing a 22-point lead in the process. Jayson Tatum’s rough performance drew the majority of the headlines in this one, but he wasn’t the only Celtics player who struggled to make things happen, as it […] The post Celtics’ Mitchell Robinson ethers his ‘trash’ performance vs. Pistons, and he’s absolutely right appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Frank Seravalli reveals why the Red Wings have concerns about Danila Yurov as a centerpiece in potential Dylan Larkin trade talks with Minnesota.
Dylan Larkin’s trade request remains firm despite playing this season, forcing Detroit interim GM Shawn Horcoff to seek a partner for a blockbuster deal. Frank Seravalli reports that Larkin’s stance hasn’t softened after former GM Steve Yzerman’s exit, and stripping him of the captaincy did not mend the rift. Horcoff now aims for an equal‑value, top‑six player rather than draft picks, leveraging Larkin’s $8.7 million AAV through 2031. The center has expanded his approved trade list to ten teams, with the Minnesota Wild among the early suitors. Detroit must act quickly to secure a solid return before the market cools.
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell wants his defense to keep Jordan Love on his toes and not give him time to move in the pocket.
The Niners Nation piece debunks the rumor that San Francisco must trade for a wide receiver before the deadline. After a shaky Week 6 win over Washington, the author notes that the offense’s hiccups stemmed from a tipped third‑and‑3 pass to Brandin Cooks and a mis‑timed deep route, not the absence of Mike Evans. With Christian Kirk back in practice, Demarcus Robinson, Deebo Samuel and the rest of the corps healthy, the author argues the roster already offers more firepower than a potential rental like Colts’ Josh Downs. He concludes that the 49ers can weather Evans’ short layoff without sacrificing draft capital.
After a 45-21 Week 5 win over the Cardinals, the Detroit Lions host the Green Bay Packers in a Week 7 divisional clash. In the podcast “Before the Roar,” hosts discuss Packers QB Jordan Love’s downs‑field passing surge and Green Bay’s revamped defense under coordinator Jonathan Gannon, highlighting increased linebacker blitzes and the safety duo Xavier McKinney/Evan Williams. They also examine whether the Lions’ defense can replicate its strong showing against Arizona and how running back Jahmyr Gibbs might help Jared Goff and Drew Petzing attack the Packers’ secondary.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Dylan Larkin’s expanded trade list has raised questions about whether the Detroit Red Wings captain could have a connection to Quinn Hughes’ future plans. Meanwhile,…