As a lifelong Detroiter this video was painful to watch but 100% true. Sometimes being a fan is painful and sometimes it’s pure joy. I’ve watched some of the best ever to play the game. Barry, Calvin, Stevie Y, Zeek, Miggy. Tram and Lou. I’ve celebrated championships, gone to parades, and been in the house for title clinching moments and historic milestones. I’ve cried both tears of joy and pain and I wouldn’t trade it for any other sports city. Don’t feel bad for Detroit sports fans. We’re hardened by the losing and pain. It makes us stronger. Detroit vs Everybody. If you want to feel bad for a sports city it should be Oakland. That’s pain.
Also, thankfully this video has aged somewhat poorly. We had the Lions come within a few minutes of making a Super Bowl. Sure, not a championship, but it was awesome progress to see.
One thing to note as a Detroit sports fan: nearly everyone I know have enthusiastically cheered on the wins of ex-Detroit stars like Scherzer, Verlander, Stafford, Helm and others with other teams. In most cases people seem to be "its obvious they weren't going to win with us, so we're just happy they get to be on top".
Things are looking up. Michigan with 3 straight OSU wins/conference championships/CFP appearances and now the Natty; Lions with their best year in the Super Bowl era last season; Wings inches away from the playoffs last year. Exciting times.
Detroit is one of the most special cities and THE MOST historically important city in the history of the US. I will never be embarrassed to call myself a Detroit fan!
@@Scarecrowbear6724an opinion isn’t wrong. Private Transportation changed this country big time. It created the freedom of movement that we all enjoy. You can now get to your favorite city in 3 hours instead of days.
@@WoodyJ98The move to car dependant cities created greater separation of social classes, perpetuated and amplified american obisity and health concerns by way of preventing manual modes of transportation within cities, and is actively driving suburban dependant cities into debt. The creation of extremely car dependant suburbs was the greatest internal mistake in the history of our nation.
@@ZacharyCasey-p5o I'm not saying there is no place for cars, I'm simply pointing out the fact that cities are entirely car dependant when they should cater to pedestrians, and have efficient public transportation, with acceptable safe bicycle infrastructure. Don't get me wrong cars are great and they absolutely have their place, just not the dominant place they have in American society right now, look at Amsterdam in the Netherlands.. a beautiful example of a humanely designed city, though it too went down a car dependant route for a period of time, they fixed it, and pretty quickly too. It's not too late to change and obviously driving should be an option, just not the only option ruling over all else as it is today.
It’s crazy because I’m 29, been a huge Detroit sports and Michigan state fan my entire life. Basically from the year I was born until 2014 at least one team that I like was competing for the championship or coming really close almost every year. Red wings in the late 90s/2000s, pistons from 02-08, tigers made two World Series/2 more ALCS between 06-13, Michigan state basketball was great in the late 90s/2000s/early 2010s, and msu football was rear in the early 2010s, even the lions were pretty good in 2014. Watching the lions be good last year was fun as hell but it almost felt weird after the past 10 years of nothing but meaningless sports.
Honestly there have been big what ifs since 2008 with Detroit sports. What if Pistons didn’t trade Chauncey? Like they could’ve been a 54-58 win team for prob just a couple more years but the finals would be unlikely with the Magic Celtics and Cavs on the rise between 09-10 and they were old but it would still be fun to see the remaining years left of a powerhouse that won a ship’ What if the Wings win game 7 in 2009? They were getting old anyways and a decline was coming but more importantly what about game 7 2013? They prob could’ve played in the Stanley cup since they were the hottest team in the NHL in 2013. What if the Lions held on to the 24-7 lead? Prob win the SB If the Tigers stayed healthy and had decent batting…they would’ve made the World Series 3 years straight from 2012-2014 with a title in 2013 and they would run it back in 2014. What if the Tigers stayed healthy under AJ Hinch and didn’t nose dive awfully in the early season? They would be contenders from 2021-present This shows how much potential Detroit has for a city sports wise
I watched the Tigers win at Tigers stadium in 1984 (I was 5) and witnessed 7 other championships since then… Outside of Boston what other city has seen that many championships? Detroit is one of the best sports cities. MSU, and Michigan have a few Championships also.
“The tigers are in the worst division in baseball” Magically overnight the AL Central has 3 teams above .500 leaving the .500 tigers in 4th so far, but at least they’re not Chicago?
2012-2022 has been brutal being a fan but with UofM winning they Natty last year and Lions and Red Wings doing well I am optimistic about the future (except the Pistons lol)
The 2013 Red Wings were fun taking six rookies to the playoffs and outplaying the Ducks and taking the Blackhawks to seven games. Those were 14 exciting games.
Dan Campbell’s appearance was the true turning point of Detroit sports like literally, not team had been straight helpless and bullshitting outside the Pistons. The whole city has been feeling his energy like the Wings Tigers have been slowly showing that they’re on to something the past 3 years, lions had a quick turnaround and now are SB contenders.
I'm a proud Detroit sports fan, but everything in this video is true but I still love my teams. The Lions are good again and the Redwings are really improving and hopefully the Pistons will rise from the abyss but I still love them. The Tigers are mediocre but still a chance for the 3rd wildcard if they can get a little more consistent. Great video
Hopefully the Lions get double-digit wins again this year. It would be their first time ever to go back to back. Depending on trades, I think the redwings clinch a playoff spot next year. Tigers are pissing me off, but theyre not too far behind KC, Minnesota, and Cleveland so there's hope. The pistons are still a young team and I'm ready to one day watch them compete in the playoffs like they were back when I was in middle school and high school.
As an outsider, three events were too blame, the Justin Verlander trade the lions Dallas playoff loss, and the playoff loss to the red sox when Joaquin Benoit gave up the grand slam to David Ortiz in game 2 of the 2013 ALCS, also the Tigers not having that lights out closer
It’s tough man, I’m not a tigers or redwings fan. So my joy revolves around the lions and pistons. The Lions have obviously never won a title. And in my lifetime the pistons haven’t either. And I’m a full grown adult. 2004 was that long ago.
Yeah it has been rough, the last 2 years have been nowhere near as bad as 2018-2020 when nearly every team clinched 1st pick overall in the same year but the heartbreak era that has been going on since the mid 2010s is still VERY MUCH ALIVE. Lions had a phenomenal season but literally blew a 3 score lead which could’ve made history, wings were eliminated from the playoffs at the Final Cut the last 2 years and got robbed by injuries and underperforming free agents too, tigers since 2021 have just been middle of the pack and the Pistons are worse than they have ever been.
@@Chaosmite ya can’t assume the pistons will be bad though, Cade, Ivey, Duden, holland, Thompson and they hired a competent gm. Much better situation than what weaver had
You did a very good job on this video. One mistake though, it was not a mistake to fire Caldwell, he was mediocre, it was only a mistake to hire Patricia after
Looking back as a Cardinals fan, I always respected the Tigers and their fans, and it was kinda cool to have those guys on a similar ride as us at the time (circa 2011 to 2014). Shame y’all never got the taste of a WS title.
Easy for you to say if you’ve lived through that. I’m 20 and not old enough to remember the pistons or wings in 04 and 08 (I was born in 04). Tigers haven’t made it to the playoffs since 2014 and wings since 2016. I was twelve then. I’m a junior in college now. 7th grade up to my junior year of college, I didn’t see one playoff game for the wings or tigers. The pistons got swept in 2019, their last playoff appearance, and last won a playoff game in 2008/9. The lions just won their first playoff game in my lifetime and it took until I was 20. I sure as hell don’t see it the way you do.
Maybe not a good decade for Detroit sports, but actually a decent decade for the city of Detroit as a whole. Definitely turned some heads with hosting the NFL draft and the reopening of Michigan Central Station. And perhaps most significantly, Detroit reported a gain in population for the first time since 1957.
I’m a Detroit and Michigan sports fan (Except I don’t pay attention to hockey) and I just saw the first title in my life time with Michigan’s natty. I’m in college😭
The Twins have been alright, just can’t make it past the ALDS. The Timberwolves have been pretty good too recently and show a lot of promise. Arguably the wolves have a top 5 player in the league rn in Anthony Edwards.
I agree 100% because I unfortunately am from Detroit and every Detroit fan knows that the pistons are no good, the wings are not making the playoffs same goes for the tigers and lions and you might as well throw in Michigan football, since they cant win the big one. Youve got a great channel, great job!
I would delete this if I were u. Ur right about the Pistons and Tigers, Pistons just suck and are getting double whammied with a 2nd straight year being worst in the league and maybe even again next year, Tigers Mediocre…EXCUSE ME WHAT??? Lions Wings NO PLAYOFFS UM fball NO TITLE???
A year later... The wings just blew an EASY playoff birth, the Tigers absolutely should have a shot at the division, and they will... If LITERALLY ANYONE could hit the ball... The Pistons just got shafted AGAIN in the draft lottery, so they'll probably suck again... And the Lions are amazing and we're about to win this division again.
And with the tigers losing now it’s officially the longest Detroit sports has went without a major league championship. We’re living the nightmare since 2008 here in Detroit. Our grandparents and parents seen a championship from 1 of the major 4 then anyone born before us.
There is not one team in any sports that gets as robbed as the lions do with the officiating. I’ve been coaching for 10+ years, played competitively and at the collegiate/ senior level professional level. I’ve never played or coached in a game as bad as they get.
Lol I was born in 99. I hardly remember a time where i cared enough about sports to actually invest myself into the situation. Soon as i start giving a shit they start sucking. Just my luck.
Dont worry, things change. Back in the early 2000s Seattle was called the most miserable sports city in the country. The seahawks took off and now the Mariners are making noise. The future is bright.
And to think our only hope is the Lions 😂. Damn what a plot twist🤣. Tigers, Pistons and Red Wings will continue to be the leagues' bottom feeders for another decade if not longer🤷.
Even as a Michigander, I couldn’t care less about the Lions. At least the Pistons won a championship in 2004 even if they blew the chance at a back to back championship repeat in 2005, literally in the final few minutes of Game 7 of the NBA Finals. The Red Wings too won a championship, back in 2008 and also had a chance to repeat before falling in the 2009 Stanley Cup Final. The most pain I personally feel is as a Tigers fan, however. I was 3½ when they last won it all in 1984, and the awful performances in the 2006 and 2012 World Series didn’t help matters. Barring a miracle they are all but guaranteed a little over a year from now to have gone 40 years without a championship-but hey, that’s better than *65 years* without one, right Lions? LOL
yeah but the pistons haven’t won a playoff game since 2008-09 and last made it in 2019 getting swept. Red wings haven’t made the playoffs since 2016 and tigers haven’t made the playoffs since 2014. I was ten and twelve in those years respectively. Thank goodness for the lions but that took my entire life until now to win a single playoff game.
Great video. As a fan of Oakland sports teams I can empathize with Detroit fans, but at least all of your local teams arent packing up and leaving
You got the warriors tho 💀
@@wrathofkaneeighty8 Not anymore. They did give Oakland some good years, but i was never a NBA fan.
that we know of
Yeah, I guess the warriors are more Frisco than Oakland now, yeah?
No one calls it Frisco…it’s the City
As a lifelong Detroiter this video was painful to watch but 100% true. Sometimes being a fan is painful and sometimes it’s pure joy. I’ve watched some of the best ever to play the game. Barry, Calvin, Stevie Y, Zeek, Miggy. Tram and Lou. I’ve celebrated championships, gone to parades, and been in the house for title clinching moments and historic milestones. I’ve cried both tears of joy and pain and I wouldn’t trade it for any other sports city. Don’t feel bad for Detroit sports fans. We’re hardened by the losing and pain. It makes us stronger. Detroit vs Everybody. If you want to feel bad for a sports city it should be Oakland. That’s pain.
Also, thankfully this video has aged somewhat poorly. We had the Lions come within a few minutes of making a Super Bowl. Sure, not a championship, but it was awesome progress to see.
@@TheTigerfan99red wings also got so close to making their first playoffs in 8 years, so some considerable progress there
@@leviklynstra8975lets not talk about the pistons tho
One thing to note as a Detroit sports fan: nearly everyone I know have enthusiastically cheered on the wins of ex-Detroit stars like Scherzer, Verlander, Stafford, Helm and others with other teams. In most cases people seem to be "its obvious they weren't going to win with us, so we're just happy they get to be on top".
Which means our fan base is soft as shit.
Sick Darren Helm shout-out. Was always a huge fan of his. Great player.
Speak for yourself.
I was never like that. We had the team to win it all.
The Detroit Rams fans ticked me off.
I’m glad we booed Stafford
@@templetonbobI was super happy when we booed Stafford. It showed that we are winners, not losers. It’s a mentality
Things are looking up. Michigan with 3 straight OSU wins/conference championships/CFP appearances and now the Natty; Lions with their best year in the Super Bowl era last season; Wings inches away from the playoffs last year. Exciting times.
Detroit is one of the most special cities and THE MOST historically important city in the history of the US. I will never be embarrassed to call myself a Detroit fan!
All of the things you said are really wrong
@@Scarecrowbear6724an opinion isn’t wrong.
Private Transportation changed this country big time. It created the freedom of movement that we all enjoy. You can now get to your favorite city in 3 hours instead of days.
@@WoodyJ98The move to car dependant cities created greater separation of social classes, perpetuated and amplified american obisity and health concerns by way of preventing manual modes of transportation within cities, and is actively driving suburban dependant cities into debt. The creation of extremely car dependant suburbs was the greatest internal mistake in the history of our nation.
@@richielucy5821 well I hope you enjoy your 5 day travel by horse to your nearby city
@@ZacharyCasey-p5o I'm not saying there is no place for cars, I'm simply pointing out the fact that cities are entirely car dependant when they should cater to pedestrians, and have efficient public transportation, with acceptable safe bicycle infrastructure. Don't get me wrong cars are great and they absolutely have their place, just not the dominant place they have in American society right now, look at Amsterdam in the Netherlands.. a beautiful example of a humanely designed city, though it too went down a car dependant route for a period of time, they fixed it, and pretty quickly too. It's not too late to change and obviously driving should be an option, just not the only option ruling over all else as it is today.
this got recommended to me today and i am ready to relive the pain now that the lions brought us life again
It’s crazy because I’m 29, been a huge Detroit sports and Michigan state fan my entire life.
Basically from the year I was born until 2014 at least one team that I like was competing for the championship or coming really close almost every year. Red wings in the late 90s/2000s, pistons from 02-08, tigers made two World Series/2 more ALCS between 06-13, Michigan state basketball was great in the late 90s/2000s/early 2010s, and msu football was rear in the early 2010s, even the lions were pretty good in 2014.
Watching the lions be good last year was fun as hell but it almost felt weird after the past 10 years of nothing but meaningless sports.
Honestly there have been big what ifs since 2008 with Detroit sports.
What if Pistons didn’t trade Chauncey? Like they could’ve been a 54-58 win team for prob just a couple more years but the finals would be unlikely with the Magic Celtics and Cavs on the rise between 09-10 and they were old but it would still be fun to see the remaining years left of a powerhouse that won a ship’
What if the Wings win game 7 in 2009? They were getting old anyways and a decline was coming but more importantly what about game 7 2013? They prob could’ve played in the Stanley cup since they were the hottest team in the NHL in 2013.
What if the Lions held on to the 24-7 lead? Prob win the SB
If the Tigers stayed healthy and had decent batting…they would’ve made the World Series 3 years straight from 2012-2014 with a title in 2013 and they would run it back in 2014.
What if the Tigers stayed healthy under AJ Hinch and didn’t nose dive awfully in the early season? They would be contenders from 2021-present
This shows how much potential Detroit has for a city sports wise
I watched the Tigers win at Tigers stadium in 1984 (I was 5) and witnessed 7 other championships since then… Outside of Boston what other city has seen that many championships? Detroit is one of the best sports cities. MSU, and Michigan have a few Championships also.
And somehow I loved every minute of it Love my teams
What are they going to say now?? What’s happening now is well deserved and now looking back the rough years made this all that much more sweet!
High quality content. Im praying this channel popsoff
“The tigers are in the worst division in baseball”
Magically overnight the AL Central has 3 teams above .500 leaving the .500 tigers in 4th so far, but at least they’re not Chicago?
2012-2022 has been brutal being a fan but with UofM winning they Natty last year and Lions and Red Wings doing well I am optimistic about the future (except the Pistons lol)
Minnesota big 4 pro sports teams having no ring since 1991 despite having twins, vikings, wild and wolves.
Why would I want to revisit any of this? AGONY
The 2013 Red Wings were fun taking six rookies to the playoffs and outplaying the Ducks and taking the Blackhawks to seven games. Those were 14 exciting games.
At least the Lions' future looks bright...
Detroiters all believe in the Yzer-plan. We've been getting consistently better and building through the draft.
Hey we got the lions and the panthers in the playoffs this year and the redwings almost did
Dan Campbell’s appearance was the true turning point of Detroit sports like literally, not team had been straight helpless and bullshitting outside the Pistons. The whole city has been feeling his energy like the Wings Tigers have been slowly showing that they’re on to something the past 3 years, lions had a quick turnaround and now are SB contenders.
and the pistons....... we don't.... talk about the pistons this year
@@prismatica6 100%
@@prismatica6 we keep the piss-stains out of conversation
@@Bbsa_man you probably still sucked off the lions the last 30 years, at least the pistons have a proud history
Atlanta in the 2010s and Phoenix in the 2020s would be up there too.
Lions were so close man
Wait till next season
and now the pistons are 3-30 and went on a 28 game losing streak
And now they have the worst losing record in the NBA with 14-68
Growing pains.
and STILL got screwed out of the top pick in the lottery, having to settle for fifth. At least the Lions played up to their potential.
here after the lions went the the nfc championship
Detroit Lions went on to Win a Wild Card in 2023 to break there drought.
This video was made before that game
I'm a proud Detroit sports fan, but everything in this video is true but I still love my teams. The Lions are good again and the Redwings are really improving and hopefully the Pistons will rise from the abyss but I still love them. The Tigers are mediocre but still a chance for the 3rd wildcard if they can get a little more consistent. Great video
Now we get excited about making the playoffs
This aged like milk
Hopefully the Lions get double-digit wins again this year. It would be their first time ever to go back to back.
Depending on trades, I think the redwings clinch a playoff spot next year.
Tigers are pissing me off, but theyre not too far behind KC, Minnesota, and Cleveland so there's hope.
The pistons are still a young team and I'm ready to one day watch them compete in the playoffs like they were back when I was in middle school and high school.
What’s worst pain? Stinking all the time or endless play off appearances with no championship?
Tigers just won beat the astros in the wildcard 😭
As an outsider, three events were too blame, the Justin Verlander trade the lions Dallas playoff loss, and the playoff loss to the red sox when Joaquin Benoit gave up the grand slam to David Ortiz in game 2 of the 2013 ALCS, also the Tigers not having that lights out closer
It’s tough man, I’m not a tigers or redwings fan. So my joy revolves around the lions and pistons. The Lions have obviously never won a title. And in my lifetime the pistons haven’t either. And I’m a full grown adult. 2004 was that long ago.
Yeah it has been rough, the last 2 years have been nowhere near as bad as 2018-2020 when nearly every team clinched 1st pick overall in the same year but the heartbreak era that has been going on since the mid 2010s is still VERY MUCH ALIVE. Lions had a phenomenal season but literally blew a 3 score lead which could’ve made history, wings were eliminated from the playoffs at the Final Cut the last 2 years and got robbed by injuries and underperforming free agents too, tigers since 2021 have just been middle of the pack and the Pistons are worse than they have ever been.
You’ll see more champion wins if you start watching hockey. Wings have the third most cup wins in the league.
@@Chaosmite they haven’t made the playoffs since 2016, there cups are a thing of the past
@@sportsgamer2342 wings have a bright future. Lions will win the Super Bowl first, but the wings will be a cup contender in a few years
@@Chaosmite ya can’t assume the pistons will be bad though, Cade, Ivey, Duden, holland, Thompson and they hired a competent gm. Much better situation than what weaver had
If I remember right: the 2003 season was a decade of pain for the Tigers.
You did a very good job on this video. One mistake though, it was not a mistake to fire Caldwell, he was mediocre, it was only a mistake to hire Patricia after
I hate that argument we made a playoff game with him. He was a solid coach
I still love the Tigers, i remember seeing Cabrerra hit an in-field home run off of an error throw to 1b and then another error to 3b at Comerica park
Bro, the red wings weren't even that bad this year!
Looking back as a Cardinals fan, I always respected the Tigers and their fans, and it was kinda cool to have those guys on a similar ride as us at the time (circa 2011 to 2014). Shame y’all never got the taste of a WS title.
The reality is only 1 of those 4 teams never won a championship so it’s not that bad.
Easy for you to say if you’ve lived through that. I’m 20 and not old enough to remember the pistons or wings in 04 and 08 (I was born in 04). Tigers haven’t made it to the playoffs since 2014 and wings since 2016. I was twelve then. I’m a junior in college now. 7th grade up to my junior year of college, I didn’t see one playoff game for the wings or tigers. The pistons got swept in 2019, their last playoff appearance, and last won a playoff game in 2008/9. The lions just won their first playoff game in my lifetime and it took until I was 20. I sure as hell don’t see it the way you do.
Each of those teams has been around for 100 years except the Pistons so it is pretty bad
You are correct and that post was over 6 months ago and I am wrong because Michigan and so far the Wings have proved me incorrect .
You could have left the wings comment 🙃
Maybe not a good decade for Detroit sports, but actually a decent decade for the city of Detroit as a whole. Definitely turned some heads with hosting the NFL draft and the reopening of Michigan Central Station.
And perhaps most significantly, Detroit reported a gain in population for the first time since 1957.
Detroit became the next Cleveland
If you can record a VO, why not re-record specific lines in the VO to correct mistakes, instead of putting text over the video?
Why does your voice go up at the end of the sentence?
Bad narration
Minnesota is my favourite city
Now this video did age quick because of the lions becoming a true Super Bowl contender
The future is very bright though!
For who? Lions?
I’m a Detroit and Michigan sports fan (Except I don’t pay attention to hockey) and I just saw the first title in my life time with Michigan’s natty. I’m in college😭
How is New York at 91 seasons?
Stafford sucks and didn't deserve a ring. He never gave us his all after the first couple seasons. Look what he did when he actually gave a fuck
Only a decade? Minnesota fans have had pain for 32 years.
A decade? Try 33 years as a Minnesota sports fan.
Minnesota has had some awful luck with sports too. I feel for you guys, PA has been doing pretty well all around
The Twins have been alright, just can’t make it past the ALDS. The Timberwolves have been pretty good too recently and show a lot of promise. Arguably the wolves have a top 5 player in the league rn in Anthony Edwards.
I agree 100% because I unfortunately am from Detroit and every Detroit fan knows that the pistons are no good, the wings are not making the playoffs same goes for the tigers and lions and you might as well throw in Michigan football, since they cant win the big one. Youve got a great channel, great job!
I would delete this if I were u. Ur right about the Pistons and Tigers, Pistons just suck and are getting double whammied with a 2nd straight year being worst in the league and maybe even again next year, Tigers Mediocre…EXCUSE ME WHAT??? Lions Wings NO PLAYOFFS UM fball NO TITLE???
@@Imadawg213wings didn’t make the playoffs. Delete ur comment
@@altqq1755 Lions are the newest NFL powerhouse and UM won it all
This didn’t age well
@@HonoluluBlue81 I feel like since Dan Campbell arrived in Detroit in 2021 it’s been going nowhere but up slowly but surely. Other than the Pistons
The lions recent success made this all worth it to me honestly. It sucked but it was inevitable. Things are looking up
Also…. Good vid. I knew We had it bad, but when you really look at the numbers, wow.!
Hearing the name Baez just summons all the anger inside me
Suh also has a ring with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
A year later... The wings just blew an EASY playoff birth, the Tigers absolutely should have a shot at the division, and they will... If LITERALLY ANYONE could hit the ball... The Pistons just got shafted AGAIN in the draft lottery, so they'll probably suck again... And the Lions are amazing and we're about to win this division again.
Nope, 2023 Lions are my champs
I’m 45 and I’ve seen 8 professional championships… How many people can say that. Not to mention a few from Michigan.
Turn up your microphone volume
I’m glad that at least the Michigan Wolverines won a national championship.
And with the tigers losing now it’s officially the longest Detroit sports has went without a major league championship. We’re living the nightmare since 2008 here in Detroit. Our grandparents and parents seen a championship from 1 of the major 4 then anyone born before us.
If the Lions win Super Bowl LVIII, they will put an end to Detroit’s 15-year championship drought for good.
Through 2028, Pistons horrible and mediocre as usual, Tigers might be decent, lions pretty good, Redwings will be a juggernaut very shortly
@@Imadawg213I hope the pistons prove you wrong
@@sportsgamer2342 I hope so too.
@@sportsgamer2342 I hope so too.
There is not one team in any sports that gets as robbed as the lions do with the officiating.
I’ve been coaching for 10+ years, played competitively and at the collegiate/ senior level professional level. I’ve never played or coached in a game as bad as they get.
Pain
Correction: It’s actually 22 championships.
…but now we can rejoice! Lions and Red Wings are good again!
Red wings didn’t make the playoffs cause they weren’t good enough
There other sports has won championships there football team is the 1 championship they need.
Lol I was born in 99. I hardly remember a time where i cared enough about sports to actually invest myself into the situation. Soon as i start giving a shit they start sucking.
Just my luck.
Lions won the NFC north and went to the NFC Championship in the 2023-24 season
Dont worry, things change. Back in the early 2000s Seattle was called the most miserable sports city in the country. The seahawks took off and now the Mariners are making noise. The future is bright.
I’m 15 years old. I started watching sports when I was five. I live in Detroit.
The red wings it will be over next season pistons never
Oh you can predict the future?
Shit was rough lmao
2:05 💀
At least we’re not Minnesota thats why I always tell myself. It could be worse
things are looking up in Motown baby
CANT HAVE SHIT IN DETROIT
The Lions somewhat fixed this.
The Red Wings will fix it too next year
@@andy7376 let’s hope so!
@@crossface222 I’m a 🐧fan & hockey is better when the Red Wings are good
And to think our only hope is the Lions 😂. Damn what a plot twist🤣. Tigers, Pistons and Red Wings will continue to be the leagues' bottom feeders for another decade if not longer🤷.
u needa stop saying “and” at the beginning of brand new sentences bro that shit is driving me insane. u say “and” so much bro
The pistons tried 🤣
Even as a Michigander, I couldn’t care less about the Lions. At least the Pistons won a championship in 2004 even if they blew the chance at a back to back championship repeat in 2005, literally in the final few minutes of Game 7 of the NBA Finals. The Red Wings too won a championship, back in 2008 and also had a chance to repeat before falling in the 2009 Stanley Cup Final. The most pain I personally feel is as a Tigers fan, however. I was 3½ when they last won it all in 1984, and the awful performances in the 2006 and 2012 World Series didn’t help matters. Barring a miracle they are all but guaranteed a little over a year from now to have gone 40 years without a championship-but hey, that’s better than *65 years* without one, right Lions? LOL
As a Minnesotan I would just like to say, quit whining
~ 20° Celsius [~ 68° Fahrenheit] [~ 293 Kelvin]
The City of Detroit is in a decay!
What about the effects of "Dayligh Saving Time"?
I am against DST!
1st
cant have shit in detroit
And
Dc gotta be worst than Detroit
Wait didn’t the nationals and capitals win it not that long ago
@alex-qr6ci He probably talking about currently
@@alex-qr6ci you right but it’s been almost 5 years for both of those
yeah but the pistons haven’t won a playoff game since 2008-09 and last made it in 2019 getting swept. Red wings haven’t made the playoffs since 2016 and tigers haven’t made the playoffs since 2014. I was ten and twelve in those years respectively. Thank goodness for the lions but that took my entire life until now to win a single playoff game.
the nationals and capitals won recently enough. but the redskins and wizards have been terrible