Diamondbacks’ Devin Booker and Frank Vogel Send Best of Luck

After the Diamondbacks swept the Brewers and advanced to face the Dodgers in the NLDS, Phoenix Suns head coach Frank Vogel and star guard Devin Booker were questioned about their thoughts on Arizona.

It’s great,” Vogel exclaimed. Since meeting (Diamondbacks manager) Torey (Lovullo) this summer, I’ve grown to respect and admire both him as a professional and as a person.

He also praised Lovullo’s postgame address, which went viral (watch it below).

“That was a really cool incident. Let’s go Dodgers, bring it on. “Paraback! Goback! Go! Goback! Goback! Vogel remarked.

Booker has expressed an interest in watching a game, but this seems quite improbable. The D-backs would have a home game on either next Wednesday or Thursday if the Suns didn’t have a game in Portland the day before.The first game of the D-backs’ series against the Dodgers is set for 6:20 p.m. MST on Saturday, while the Suns’ first preseason game will be played at noon MST on Sunday in Detroit.

‘Incredible privilege:’ Longtime Tigers announcer Matt Shepard signs off with heartfelt message

Fans of the Detroit Tigers are well-known for their enthusiasm for the team’s announcers. The late, great Ernie Harwell was a sports commentator for 55 years. He passed away in 2010. For more than twenty years, Dan Dickerson has been the voice of the Tigers on the radio.After hearing that he would be replaced for the 2024 season, Matt Shephard wrote a touching farewell to the fans of the Detroit Tigers on Twitter, where it has now been viewed over 200,000 times.Miguel Cabrera’s retirement this past weekend signals a significant offseason of transition for the Detroit Tigers. The Tigers have made a controversial hire from the National Hockey League.

Shepard released his letter to fans on Wednesday afternoon, and he was very appreciative of everyone’s kind words and support.You did Detroit proud, because you’re a nice man. Among the responses to Shepard’s note was, “I appreciate you,” from a grateful fan.

I said, “On to the next chapter!” There’s yet another supporter of this theory.