Gloves For Kids at ABC Warehouse 97.1 The Ticket, The Detroit Tigers and ABC Warehouse are proud to present Gloves For Kids at the ABC Warehouse in four different locations. Come by any of these four ABC Warehouse locations with your new or used baseball and softball equipment and help support youth baseball in the City of Detroit. Some of your favorite Detroit Tigers will be signing autographs from 12:30pm-1:30pm for all who make donations of equipment or a cash donation of $10. (Players and times subject to change.)
ABC Warehouse - Saturday 7.11 Detroit Tigers - Rick Porcello and Ryan Perry 637 John R
Troy, MI 48083
ABC Warehouse - Saturday 8.15 Detroit Tigers - TBA 30230 Plymouth Rd.
Livonia, MI 48150
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Michigan Makes Movies Expo
The movie industry is booming in Michigan! Want to be a part of it? Do you dream of being an extra, building sets, learning about visual effects, movie make-up, and more? Want to hear from industry experts like Christopher Coppola, Western Michigan Film Commisioner Rick Hert, Ken Droz from the Michigan Film Office, and Kathy Mooney from Pound and Mooney Casting? Join 97.1 The TicketJuly 12th at Rock Financial Showplace for "Michigan Makes Movies Expo!!!" Pick from more than 30 breakout sessions throughout the day, conducted by industry experts, to help you learn what you need to know to get into the Michigan Film Industry. Plus stroll the film industry expo between your sessions. Click here for more details.
Twins try to gain ground in Central in opener with Tigers The Minnesota Twins have an opportunity to gain some ground on the division-leading Detroit Tigers when the American League Central rivals begin a key three-game series tonight at the Metrodome.
The Twins presently trail the first-place Tigers by three games in the standings, with the hard-charging Chicago White Sox a half-game in front of Minnesota for second.
CBSSports.com has learned that the Bulls and Pistons may yet revisit Detroit's agreement with Ben Gordon and instead investigate a sign-and-trade that would send Allen Iverson to Chicago.
Collins won't coach Pistons/Avery in Drivers seat
Collins told ESPN.com on Wednesday night that he called Joe Dumars to thank the Pistons president for considering him and inform him of his preference to stay in television. That would appear to leave an unobstructed path to the job for ex-Dallas Mavericks coach Avery Johnson, who just completed his first season in TV as an analyst for ESPN.
So after Collins informed Pistons president Joe Dumars that he was no longer pursuing the job, a source familiar with the situation confirmed, it is now clearly Johnson's job to lose. The former Mavericks coach makes sense on so many levels.
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