I've lived in Michigan my entire life and am proud if it! I've been involved in broadcasting since 1996 (covering Lansing Community College basketball). After graduating from Specs Howard Broadcasting School in 1998, I returned to Lansing to join Liggett Broadcasting (now TownsquareMedia). In October of 2000, I moved on to Port Huron, MI and spent seven months there, what an experience that was! In March of 2002, I returned to Lansing to continue my broadcasting career and have been here ever since. I am the very proud uncle of three wonderful kids: Jack, Anna, and Emma. They are an absolute riot, and wish I could see them more. Number 1 on my sports bucket list is to attend a Super Bowl in person. And there are four golf courses in the world that I would love to play on: Augusta National, St. Andrew's, Carnoustie, and Pebble Beach. And one of these days, I'll jump in my car and drive all across America to see some places I haven't seen yet (I've been in 25 states so far).
Brock Palmbos
Is It 2002 All Over Again For Michigan State Football?
After Michigan State got drubbed by Minnesota 34-7 last Saturday to fall to 2-2 on the season, it got me thinking about another Minnesota drubbing of Michigan State in Spartan Stadium.
Thoughts On Okemos HS Ending Its Football Season Early
I have covered high school sports in the Lansing area for nearly 20 years now. And I've seen quite a few things that have made me happy, mad, excited, relieved, and disappointed.
OK, Tigers. You Now Have A Baseball President Of Ops, Now What’s Next?
As you probably have heard by now, the Detroit Tigers named San Francisco Giants General Manager Scott Harris (pictured with Giants manager, and former Tiger Gabe Kapler) as their new President of Baseball Operations. He takes over for the fired Al Avila.
Surprise! The Lions Are Favored This Weekend!
For the first time since the COVID-19 year of 2020, the Detroit Lions (your gridiron heroes) are a favorite in an NFL regular season game.
Lions Waive Blough; Sign Sudfeld As Backup QB
The Detroit Lions officially announced on Wednesday morning that they have waived veteran quarterback David Blough (pictured above) and have signed former Philadelphia Eagles and San Francisco 49ers QB Nate Sudfeld to be the primary backup to starting QB Jared Goff.
On This Day, 15 Years Ago…Hello To The Big Ten Network
Yes, it was 15 years ago today (August 30th, 2007) that a new era in sports television began.
Harbs Is Taking The Easy Way Out
University of Michigan head football coach Jim Harbaugh announced over the weekend that last year's starting quarterback, 4th year sophomore Cade McNamara (left) and his primary backup, sophomore J.J. McCarthy (right), will split starting duties for the first two games of Michigan's season. Which begins this coming Saturday in Ann Arbor against Colorado State.
OK, Miguel Cabrera Is Now A Problem
It's hard to believe that future Hall of Famer Miguel Cabrera (pictured) was hitting .308 as recently as early July. That was good enough to be in top 10 in the American League batting race at that time.
Michigan High School Football’s Longest Losing Streaks
there was an article on MLive.com about the longest active losing streaks in Michigan high school football back in 2014. And from that day forward, I have compiled and updated the list (not just for them, but for you as well). I have used MHSAA.com and michigan-football.com to help with the updated list you see below.
So Al Avila Got Fired. OK, What’s Next For The Tigers?
In a move that was long overdue in the eyes of many, Detroit Tigers owner/CEO Chris Ilitch fired team vice-president and general manager Al Avila on Wednesday afternoon.