Robert Porcher will be inducted into the Detroit Lions' Pride of the Lions during halftime of their home opener.

The Detroit Red Wings will retire Sergei Fedorov’s No. 91 jersey on January 12, 2026, at a ceremony in Little Caesars Arena.

The NCAA sanctioned the University of Michigan football program for a sign-stealing scandal, which includes fines, a probation period, recruiting restrictions, a show-cause order for the former head coach, and scholarship penalties.

Detroit City FC has unveiled renderings for AlumniFi Field, a planned 15,000-seat stadium expected to open in Southwest Detroit in 2027, emphasizing community involvement and partnership with AlumniFi. Construction is set to begin in 2025.

The Detroit Pistons announced their 2025-26 preseason schedule including games against playoff teams before ending with a home game at Little Caesars Arena.

The University of Michigan and Western Michigan University are negotiating a 2026 college football game in Germany, marking both teams' first game in Europe.

The Michigan Panthers, part of the UFL, are reportedly set to move cities due to financial considerations despite increased local game attendance, amidst a league struggling with low TV ratings and ticket sales.

Lions' Levi Onwuzurike to miss 2025 season after ACL surgery, with coach Dan Campbell confirming the significant operation.

The Detroit Lions begin 2025 training camp with high hopes and a determined roster, aiming for Super Bowl success following last year's playoff defeat.

Four-star safety Jordan Deck flips his commitment from Baylor to Michigan, adding to the Wolverines' 2026 recruiting class and strengthening their defense.

Four Detroit Tigers players, including pitcher Tarik Skubal, were selected for the 2025 All-Star Game, marking the team's largest representation since 2015. Skubal is also a standout as a potential starting pitcher for the event.

The Rocket Classic PGA Tour event is moving to July 30 - August 2, 2026, from its usual June date. The Detroit Golf Club is undergoing renovations and the schedule change could attract a stronger field.

The WNBA announces expansion plans, with new teams in Detroit by 2029, Cleveland by 2028, and Philadelphia by 2030, stirring fan excitement and setting up potential local rivalries.