FOX SPORTS DETROIT

You only have a few more days to say your goodbyes to FOX Sports Detroit. The regional sports network will be rebranded as Bally Sports Detroit in time for the 2021 baseball season. Opening Day coverage for the Tigers’ game against the Cleveland Indians at Comerica Park begins at noon on April 1. The first game will also be simulcast on CBS 3 (Grand Rapids), CW 46 (Flint), FOX 2 (Detroit) and NBC 74 (Traverse City). The Tigers Live pregame and postgame shows are back for another year, with John Keating, Mickey York, Craig Monroe and Dan Petry sharing duties.

DETROIT – By the time the Detroit Tigers take the field for Opening Day, they will be playing on a network with a brand-new name: “Bally Sports Detroit.”FOX Sports announced at noon Wednesday (March 17) that it is rebranding all of its regional sports networks. For example, FOX Sports Detroit will now be called “Bally Sports Detroit.”That change will be made for all the regional sports networks under the FOX affiliation. “The FOX Sports regional networks are now Bally Sports,” a promotional video announced. You can watch the full video below. That means the first full day of Ball Sports Detroit will include the Tigers’ first game of the 2021 season against the Cleveland Indians at Comerica Park.

Senior safety Armorion Smith led the River Rouge defense with nine tackles, while sophomore Markell Gilford and senior Demetrius Jester each added seven stops. ---Final Score: DeWitt 40, River Rouge 30. @dewittathletics @MHSAA pic.twitter.com/e3oVeU10WN — FOX Sports Detroit (@FOXSportsDet) January 24, 202101:27DeWitt senior linebacker Grant Uyl recovers an onside kick attempt by River Rouge. @dewittathletics pic.twitter.com/5C0N6ocYU3 — FOX Sports Detroit (@FOXSportsDet) January 24, 202109:09DeWitt quarterback Tyler Holtz races 49-yards down to the River Rouge 20-yard line. @RougeFootball pic.twitter.com/IpeRKFzEGp — FOX Sports Detroit (@FOXSportsDet) January 24, 2021---End of the 1Q: DeWitt 7, River Rouge 0.

The Detroit Red Wings host the Columbus Blue Jackets for the second time in two days and look to split the two-game home series. The Red Wings have lost two games so far this season and look to get back on track. The Red Wings will be without Robby Fabbri and Adam Erne, who are on the COVID-19 list. The Blue Jackets’ win on Monday was their first of the season and they look to capitalize on that momentum. What: NHL Regular SeasonWho: Detroit Red Wings (1-2-0) vs. Columbus Blue Jackets (4-5)When: Tuesday, Jan. 19Time: 7:30 p.m.

The start to the 2020 season has been far from ideal for the Detroit Pistons, but they look to turn things around after two back-to-back losses. Fans can turn to NBA League Pass or AT&T TV Now. The Pistons defense will also have to contend with Hawks guard Trae Young, who is among the league leaders in points. Who: Detroit Pistons (0-2) vs. Atlanta Hawks (2-0)When: Monday, Dec. 28Time: 7:30 p.m. ETWhere: State Farm Arena -- Atlanta, GA.TV: Fox Sports DetroitStream: NBA League Pass | AT&T TV Now

For the first time in exactly nine months, the Detroit Pistons will step onto the floor to play some competitive basketball. The team will host the New York Knicks in preseason action on Friday in the first of the team’s four preseason games. As of right now, Pistons fans can stream the game on AT&T TV Now, NBA League Pass and fuboTV (free trial). Fans will have to sign up for the AT&T TV Now “Max” package ($80) in order to gain access to FOX Sports Detroit. WHO: Detroit Pistons vs. New York KnicksWHAT: NBA PreseasonWHEN: 7 p.m. FridayWHERE: Little Caesars ArenaTV: FOX Sports DetroitSTREAM: AT&T TV Now | NBA League Pass | fuboTV (free trial)RADIO: 97.1 The TicketMore:Pistons’ 2020-21 first-half schedule: Early games vs. No.