Detroit Sports Report

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Detroit Sports Report
Genre Sports
Starring various anchors and reporters
Country of origin Flag of United States United States
Production
Running time 30 min.
Broadcast
Original channel FSN Detroit
Original run September 8, 2000 – Present
Links
Official website

The Detroit Sports Report is a sports television show broadcast on FSN Detroit. The Detroit Sports Report shows all game highlights of sporting events, but focusus mainly on Detroit Sports. The show is based in Seattle, Washington inside the FSN Northwest studios.

Contents

  • Kerry Sayers: Host (2004-2005)
  • Marc Soicher: Host (2000-2002)

In 2006 they began a series of spotlights about sports faces of Detroit. The spotlight editions of Detroit Sports Report are almost always hosted by Mickey York. They have continued through 2007.

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