Carlos Monarrez
Columnist at Detroit Free Press
Mild-mannered columnist @freep, a great metropolitan newspaper. 'Free Press Sports with Carlos and Shawn' podcast🎙https://t.co/3j2kJPXWtq https://t.co/OdWzk6uAjh
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6 days ago |
freep.com | Carlos Monarrez
Brad Holmes didn’t want to talk about filling a need to take an edge rusher during next week’s NFL draft. In fact, in his pre-draft news conference Thursday, the Detroit Lions general manager was at a loss for why anyone would even want to talk about what he might do, instead of just sitting back, relaxing and seeing what happens, sort of like walking into a movie you know nothing about. “That’s the excitement,” he said. “So you’re fine just watching the movie.
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1 week ago |
freep.com | Carlos Monarrez
Despite calls for his dismissal, the author suggests giving Yzerman one more year due to his bold move of replacing coach Derek Lalonde with Todd McLellan mid-season. The team's performance significantly improved under McLellan before faltering in March, ultimately leading to another missed playoff berth. The author believes retaining McLellan and giving him a full season with a hand-picked staff is crucial for the team's future. The popular move would be to fire Steve Yzerman.
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1 week ago |
freep.com | Carlos Monarrez
After years of using an outdated driver, the author underwent a professional fitting. The fitting resulted in a significant improvement in driving distance and accuracy. The author offers tips for golfers considering a professional driver fitting. Whenever I think of how important the driver is to my golf game, I think of a statement Tiger Woods made nearly a quarter century ago.
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2 weeks ago |
freep.com | Carlos Monarrez
Because baseball loves numbers, here's one that underscores the early potential the Detroit Tigers have shown, which might lead to big things this season. The number is: 1. That’s how many times in A.J. Hinch started above .500 in April in his first four years as the Tigers’ manager.
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2 weeks ago |
freep.com | Carlos Monarrez
Ely Callaway's posthumous book, "The Unconquerable Game," details his life in golf and business. Brian Minbiole, a longtime Callaway employee, offers insights into the book and Callaway's personality. The book uses AI to recreate Callaway's voice for the audiobook narration. The Masters kicks off this week, and with it so does the unofficial start of the golf season. Fittingly, Ely Callaway’s posthumous book, “The Unconquerable Game: My Life in Golf and Business,” was released this week.
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Detroit Tigers finally getting a valuable headstart in postseason chase https://t.co/z79eiuPMUZ via @freep
Callaway book details founder's vision, boldness, Big Bertha and Alice Cooper's snake ad https://t.co/xR8UC9fnql via @freep
Detroit Tigers' expectations are high this year; they look like they might live up to them https://t.co/jvAGcX5lWp via @freep
