He can also be heard doing Wayne State football on WDTK.

Hank is very, very close to the Staffords. No surprise that he got the interview with Kelly.

A poster in another thread asked if everyone there were a bunch of old ladies, begging the question whether there are any women, young or old, who post here.

39 cents:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEb_epsuLqA

It always provided a forum for older celebrities who were once fixtures on television to be seen again. The likes of Tony Orlando, Rich Little, Charo and so many others.

Has to be Alex.

Oy vey.

Only on this board, where, in a somewhat alternative reality, it magically reigns supreme.

To each his own, but documentaries are my favorite film genre.

Because I've read his postings in the Ron Cameron thread and he knows that Cameron's a complete dolt.

Cowboy, citing Ron Cameron as a source for any credible information on any subject is a big mistake. You know better than that.

Point taken, but a strong farm system is often a key component to later major league success, as it was in the Tigers’ case leading up to their last World Series-winning team. I remember 10 years ago reading that the Royals, with their-then top-rated farm system, would be the team of this decade. An...

Avila's an easy punching bag right now, but Jim Callis, an MLB.com writer who used to work for Baseball America, thinks the Tigers’ system is as strong as it’s been in the last 40 years. "This," he noted, "might be the best their farm system has been since they had Trammell and Whitaker and Morris."

It''s pretty apparent that the dialogue between the anchor and the reporter covering a story is entirely scripted.

wtfdetroit, if you think Solo Sean is the worst radio you can listen to, for your consideration, may I recommend you give Ron Cameron a listen? By comparison, you’ll think Sean’s the second coming of Paul Harvey.