Oakland Press News- The Oakland Press week in review, March 30-April 5Here are some of the local news and sports stories from the past week that you may have missed.By Brian Johnston bjohnston@medianewsgroup.com; @thatbrianj on Twitter
- Christians look for alternatives to celebrate Easter with virus restrictionsWhat is Palm Sunday without palms?By Stephanie Preweda Special to Digital First Media
- Governor asks flags be lowered to half staff to honor Warren native Nathan DenryterGovernor Gretchen Whitmer has ordered that flags be lowered to half staff throughout the state Friday to honor the service of Michigan Air National Guard Technical Sergeant Nathan William Denryter.
- Michigan Mask Donation Center accepts home-sewn masks, donates them to groupsIn March when Karen Buscemi turned her Pontiac business, Detroit Sewn, into a business that only produced hospital face masks one thing led to another.By Paula Pasche ppasche@medianewsgroup.com; @paulapasche on Twitter
- The Oakland Press week in review, March 30-April 5
Tag Archives: Boston Red Sox
Big sports day here in the D
This is a big day for Michigan sports as Michigan State defeated Purdue earlier 14-0, Michigan gets ready to kick off with Indiana, the Red Wings skate with the Coyotes in the desert and the main event of the Tigers … Continue reading
Posted in College Sports, Main Event, MLB, NHL
Tagged ALCS, Boston Red Sox, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Tigers, Indiana, Michigan football, Michigan State, Phoenix Coyotes, Playoff baseball, Purdue, Spartans, Wolverines
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Tonight a must win?
Finally an offensive explosion for the Tigers, starting with Austin Jackson moved out of the lead off spot and everyone else getting bumped up. Torii Hunter led off for the first time since 1999 and helped lead the offensive attack … Continue reading
Changes I’d like to see for Game 2
The Tigers were able to squeak out a 1-0 game behind 6 no-hit innings from Anibal Sanchez and only allowing one hit against the best offense in the American League. But the game was closer than it needed to be … Continue reading
Tigers moving on to the ALCS
The real Justin Verlander has officially shown up in the 3-0 win in Game 5 over the Oakland A’s. Detroit moves on to face the Boston Red Sox, starting on Saturday at 8 with Sanchez against Lester in Fenway Park. … Continue reading
Posted in MLB
Tagged ALCS, Anibal Sanchez, Boston Red Sox, Clay Buchholz, David Ortiz, Detroit Tigers, Doug Fister, Jon Lester, Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer, Mike Napoli, World Series
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Tigers to sell high on… Cabrera?
Ahh all the talk of the big money deal for JV, Anibal and Prince has led to the unavoidable question being popped up, should the Tigers look to trade Miguel Cabrera? Miggy is owed $44 million over the next two … Continue reading
With Sweep of Twins, Does it Bring Big Mo to the Tigers?
The Detroit Tigers completed a sweep of the Minnesota Twins tonight 4-3 in pretty exciting fashion as Miguel Cabrera hit a go-ahead home run in the ninth. However, there are plenty of questions to ask after today’s game. Does this … Continue reading
Posted in MLB
Tagged A.L. Central, Austin Jackson, Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, Fenway Park, Minnesota Twins, MLB, Quinton Berry, Tigers
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After Three Games, Tigers Living Up to Expectations
I thought they would lose at least one game in the series. But instead the Detroit Tigers ended up sweeping the Boston Red Sox over Easter weekend to the start the 2012 season. In game one, the Tigers won 3-2 … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 season, Boston Red Sox, Detroit, Detroit Tigers, Easter, MC Prince, MLB, Opening day
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