Mitch Albom's Blog, page 58
March 22, 2014
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March 21, 2014
From the Detroit Free Press: Highlights from 'Watch With Mitch'
Free Press columnist Mitch Albom debuted the first in a series of "Watch With Mitch" live blogs for the Michigan State game.
By the way, how is it that Charles Barkley isn't hosting "Face The Nation" by now? He's on everything else.
MSU, Duke, Wisconsin and Florida. I'll probably be shot down by Sunday.
That last silly turnover is what raises Izzo's stress level on those medical tests.
I wonder if Webber's trying to stick it to Michigan by wearing that uniform without the school name - the way he wore it once without his name?
March 20, 2014
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March 19, 2014
Facebook: the French edition of "The First Phone Call from Heaven" will be released 24/3/14!
Mitch Albom - "Premier appel du paradis" Kero
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Découvrez sans plus attendre le nouveau livre de Mitch Albom, auteur des "Cinq personnes que j'ai rencontrées là-haut". L'histoire: Le petit village de Coldw...
March 18, 2014
March 17, 2014
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From the Detroit Free Press: The end of an ice age
"It's not that the tank is completely empty, it just doesn't have enough to carry me through every day at the high level where I want to play at. ..."
Nicklas Lidstrom
The end of an ice age
Lidstrom's decision to leave the wings proves he was a rarity in Detroit sports
The Ice Man melteth.
It took 20 seasons, but those steel blue eyes began to water. The voice quivered. He was out of his element, wearing a suit, not a sweater, in front of a news conference, not a raucous arena, with notes in his hand, not a stick.
And he was saying good-bye.
From the Detroit Free Press: The end of an ice age
"It's not that the tank is completely empty, it just doesn't have enough to carry me through every day at the high level where I want to play at. ..."
Nicklas Lidstrom
The end of an ice age
Lidstrom's decision to leave the wings proves he was a rarity in Detroit sports
The Ice Man melteth.
It took 20 seasons, but those steel blue eyes began to water. The voice quivered. He was out of his element, wearing a suit, not a sweater, in front of a news conference, not a raucous arena, with notes in his hand, not a stick.
And he was saying good-bye.
