Motown is outr next stop in looking at the local media covering the DETROIT TIGERS.
Newspaper- Detroit is primarily a two paper town, sharing one owner with two editorial staffs. The Detroit Free Press has a fairly well laid out online sports section which includes content dedicatedto the Tigers. John Lowe (Twitter) and Sean Windsor lead the Tigers’ beat. Expect columnists Mitch Albom (Twitter), Drew Sharp (Twitter) and Jeff Seidel (Twitter) to chime in on the Tigers.
The Detroit News also has a good layout for its sports section. Its’ Tigers-specific page also mixes in other news from around Major League Baseball. Tom Gage (Twitter) keeps readers up to date on the Tigers Blogwhile Tony Paul writes the Covering the Bases Blog. Bob Wojnowski (Twitter), Jerry Green, and Terry Foster(Twitter) are the columnists for the News.
The Detroit News also has a good layout for its sports section. Its’ Tigers-specific page also mixes in other news from around Major League Baseball. Tom Gage (Twitter) keeps readers up to date on the Tigers Blogwhile Tony Paul writes the Covering the Bases Blog. Bob Wojnowski (Twitter), Jerry Green, and Terry Foster(Twitter) are the columnists for the News.
Sports Radio- WYXT The Ticket serves as the flagship in the Tigers Radio Network. Dan Dickerson (Twitter),Jim Price, and Dan Petry are on the mic. You can also talk Tigers on WDFN.
Television- Fox Sports Detroit has television coverage of the Tigers. Mario Impemba (Twitter), Rod Allen (Twitter) have the call. John Keating (Twitter) serves as studio host. WDIV, WJBK, WXYZ, and WWJ handles the local television coverage of the Tigers.
Blogs- Bless You Boys, Motor City Bengals, The Detroit Tigers Weblog and Tiger Tales are some independent Tigers’ sites.
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