Brock Palmbos

I've lived in Michigan my entire life and am proud if it! I've been involved in broadcasting since 1996 (covering Lansing Community College basketball). After graduating from Specs Howard Broadcasting School in 1998, I returned to Lansing to join Liggett Broadcasting (now TownsquareMedia). In October of 2000, I moved on to Port Huron, MI and spent seven months there, what an experience that was! In March of 2002, I returned to Lansing to continue my broadcasting career and have been here ever since. I am the very proud uncle of three wonderful kids: Jack, Anna, and Emma. They are an absolute riot, and wish I could see them more. Number 1 on my sports bucket list is to attend a Super Bowl in person. And there are four golf courses in the world that I would love to play on: Augusta National, St. Andrew's, Carnoustie, and Pebble Beach. And one of these days, I'll jump in my car and drive all across America to see some places I haven't seen yet (I've been in 25 states so far).

Detroit Tigers Set 30 Man Opening Day Roster
Top pitching prospects Beau Burrows and Kyle Funkhouser made the roster, as did former AL Rookie of the Year Michael Fulmer. Fulmer hasn't pitched since 2018 because of Tommy John surgery.
Tigers Players Face Pay Cuts Under MLB Proposal
MLive's Evan Woodbury wrote on Wednesday that several prominent Detroit Tigers players could get major reductions to their 2020 salaries if the most recent offer that Major League Baseball owners offered the players goes through.
Lions Fire Six Assistant Coaches
Detroit Lions head coach Matt Patricia announced on Tuesday afternoon that the team has relieved six assistant coaches of their duties.
MI Gov. Whitmer Signs Sports Betting Bills
On the final day of the 2019 legislative session, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) signed a series of bills that will make sports betting legal in the state of Michigan.
Former MSU President Lou Anna Simon Faces Charges
Former Michigan State University president Lou Anna Simon was charged in Eaton County District Court of lying to police in relation to the ongoing investigation into the Larry Nassar scandal, the Lansing State Journal is reporting.