Sporting News ranks Detroit No. 2 sports town in America
Detroit slipped slightly in the latest Sporting News rankings for best sports city in America. The city fell one spot from No. 1 to No. 2. Not bad, considering Detroit is home to the (so far) winless Lions.Excerpt:”The Red Wings are a highlight for Motown, but the Pistons are a
consistent winner in the winter, too, and though the Tigers struggled
this year, they are a fan favorite,” said Sporting News chief of
correspondents Bob Hille, who has coordinated the rankings the past 12
years. “And like the Wings’ Darren McCarty told us: If and when the
Lions get things together, watch out!”Read the entire article here.View the whole list here.
Detroit slipped slightly in the latest Sporting News
rankings for best sports city in America. The city fell one spot from No. 1 to No. 2. Not bad, considering Detroit is home to the (so
far) winless Lions.
Excerpt:
“The Red Wings are a highlight for Motown, but the Pistons are a
consistent winner in the winter, too, and though the Tigers struggled
this year, they are a fan favorite,” said Sporting News chief of
correspondents Bob Hille, who has coordinated the rankings the past 12
years. “And like the Wings’ Darren McCarty told us: If and when the
Lions get things together, watch out!”
Read the entire article here.
View the whole list here.
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