Mitch Albom

It's nice for the Detroit Lions to have a miracle man in Jahmyr Gibbs, but it's not so nice for them to need miracles quite so often.

In its most benign form, The Edit — jump cutting, trimmed sound bites, selective quotes — simply shortens things without changing the meaning.

There were once many guys like Warren. Not so anymore. They are fading, retiring, dying, and with them, an archetype that will not be seen again.

Mitch Albom: The Detroit Lions hit the jackpot thanks to running back Jahmyr Gibbs ... and a lot of unknowns on defense.

If you thought Detroit, after four wins in five games, was some kind of Superman, then you just saw its kryptonite.

You brush the dirt from your glove and put it back on the shelf. You take your Detroit Tigers cap, wipe the sweat. The season is over.

In Mitch Albom’s newest novel, “Twice,” a man named Alfie Logan discovers he has the power to do anything in his life a second time.

Mitch Albom: No matter what side you're on, government threats to free speech are wrong.

There will be more of these incidents because we’ve grown as accustomed to violence as we have to rain. It just happens, we tell ourselves.

Detroit Lions won 52-21 over Chicago Bears, a message sent on behalf of Dan Campbell to his 39-year-old, first-year head coaching protégé Ben Johnson.