

Jahmyr Gibbs Turned Ford Field Into a Highlight Reel
Detroiiiitttt Lions‼️ One Pride! Now that’s how you handle business on a Monday night. The Lions took down the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24–9 under the lights at Ford Field, moving to 5–2 on the season and reminding the NFL that this team isn’t a fluke — it’s a problem. And they did it while missing most of their secondary: no Kirby Joseph, no Brian Branch, no Terrion Arnold. Yet somehow, this so-called “no-name” defense looked like a group of hungry dogs off the leash. Detroit’s
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KD’s New Deal Makes NBA History — But Can He Make Houston’s?
Look, say what you want about Kevin Durant — the burner accounts, the team hopping, the endless debates about his rings — but one thing’s for sure: that man gets buckets and bags. KD just signed a 2-year, $90 million extension with the Houston Rockets, officially making him the highest career earner in NBA history at $598.2 million , passing none other than LeBron James ($583.9 million). That’s right. The Slim Reaper is officially Slim Richest. Now, before the internet star
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Monday Night Grit: Lions Look to Bite Back Against the Bucs
Downtown Detroit is going to be nuts like a Thanksgiving Day parade traffic mixed with Summer Jam energy . The streets are going to be loud, Ford Field will be packed, and you can feel that this isn’t just another Monday Night Football game. This one means something. The Lions are 4-2 and coming off a humbling 30-17 loss to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs last Sunday night. The defense looked out of sync, the offense sputtered in the red zone, and the swagger we saw earlier t
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Are the Detroit Pistons Finally Ready to Make Some Noise Again?
NBA opening night for the 2025-26 season is just days away. October 21st, to be exact. And if you’re from Detroit like I am, you’ve got every reason to feel something this year. Something different. Something like… hope. My Pistons are a storied franchise , man. We don’t do mediocrity; we do moments. We had the Bad Boys — Zeke, Joe D, Laimbeer and those boys running through the league in the late ‘80s. Back-to-back championships. Then came the 2004 squad — Chauncey, Rip, T
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SGA’s Mamba Ambition: Why I’m Not Mad at It
OKC’s superstar guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander just keeps on talking his talk, and to be honest, he’s earned the right to. The man already has a championship , a Finals MVP , a Western Conference Finals MVP , and a scoring title . As a matter of fact, let’s check the actual receipts real quick: ✅ Became the only player since 1998 to win the Scoring Title, Regular Season MVP, NBA Championship, and Finals MVP in the same season. ✅ Had the longest single-season streak of 20-po
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Detroit vs. Everybody Energy: Brian Branch Edition
I’m gonna keep it a buck — yeah, Brian Branch probably shouldn’t have laid hands on JuJu Smith-Schuster after that 30-17 loss to the Chiefs. It wasn’t smart. It wasn’t clean. It wasn’t “Dan Campbell approved.” But am I mad at him? Not even a little bit. Because if we’re being real, that whole sequence at Arrowhead had “stop playin’ with me” energy written all over it. The NFL came down with the hammer quick — a one-game suspension without pay. The league called it “an aggress
6 days ago2 min read


How Did Russell Westbrook End Up in Sacramento? Let’s Talk About It
Brodie is back! The news dropped today that Russell Westbrook signed a one-year, $3.6 million vet minimum deal with the Sacramento Kings. And you know what? It’s pure disrespect that it took this long for him to sign with any team, like he’s some type of scrub or something. Terrible. Now look, in the words of Jalen Rose, “Keep earnin’ dem checks.” But to be real, I wish Brodie had signed with a contender for his 18th season — not NBA Siberia, aka the Sacramento Kings. The man
6 days ago2 min read