national anthem

The San Francisco 49ers' American flag displayed during the National Anthem omitted Michigan.

Players, coaches, and everyone attending Thursday night's West Michigan Whitecaps game witnessed a very special performance.

Former Detroit Pistons Coach, Stan Van Gundy, has weighed in on the playing of the National Anthem before sporting events. Tweeting in response to a New York Times article about Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban instructing the team to stop playing the National Anthem before its home games, Van Gundy said, This should happen everywhere...

Your chance to sing at Comerica Park!

By now, you have surly heard or seen the story from ABC News, of the woman who recently visited the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., and was coaxed into singing the Star Spangled Banner. In case you missed it, I thought it only appropriate to re-visit that moment on this 4th of July.

The "fight of the century," or so it was called by some, is over. The Mayweather/Paaquiao fight was Saturday night, and Floyd Mayweather won by unanimous decision in 12 rounds. Did you see it? By all reports is was very under whelming. Many were disappointed at the lack of actual fighting. However, that wasn't the only topic of conversation.

There are all kinds of shoppers at Walmart. Some are even all over the internet.  We've seen them, but maybe not heard them.

Here is a heart-warming story with Canadian hockey fans singing our National Anthem. Here is what happened.

No matter where you are, the national anthem is a big deal. It seems that the U.S.' national anthem is even a big deal in Canada. That's right, even in Canada!

The NFL Football officially kicked off Thursday night with the Seahawks and Packers facing off.  The Seahawks won this one, big time, but the real "big time" moment came at the beginning of the game.

The World Series hasn't had the start the Detroit Tigers and their fans were hoping for. No highlights here.  Let's move on. We have the list of World Series National Anthem performers.

LOVE THIS.  It's well worth two minutes to watch! This happened on Disability Awareness Day at Fenway Park in Boston.  The guy singing the National Anthem has autism.  From what I can tell, something happens 30 seconds in that makes him start laughing...