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Lions return to form // Pistons fans frustrated // New Comerica scoreboard // New Bucharest location

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Lions return to form // Pistons fans frustrated // New Comerica scoreboard // New Bucharest location

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Happy Tuesday! From a new location for a popular shwarma spot to a new scoreboard and Lions talk, we have you covered on this Tuesday with Fletcher Sharpe.

00:23 – Fletcher went and tried the new Bucharest location in Grosse Pointe Woods

04:49 – The Lions return to form as their offensive line heals and runs the Broncos back to Denver

10:02 – Pistons fans are frustrated, with some calling for Gores to get rid of the team. Fletcher doesn’t think we’re at that point.

13:46 – Comerica Park is getting a new scoreboard. It’ll be the second largest video scoreboard in the league, and it seems Chris Ilitch has finally listened so that our scoreboard isn’t worse than a AAA team. 

On the positive side, it’s a sign that the team wants people at the ballpark, and the investments are good. 

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